Omigod, they DIDN'T KILL KENNY...AGAIN! YOU BASTARDS...AGAIN!

That's 2-for-2 with Kenny still above room temperature!

Oh, and Stan's dad is SO gay!

Jerry (Screw spoiler space!)

Any chance you could mark it SPOILERS, or TONIGHTS EPISODE Not make it a reply to a thread?

So us on the West end don't get anal probed?

if you are in the west coast, by the time you read a message after the east coast watches the new ep of SP, it is at least 7:30, meaning all you gotta do is not go into this newsgroup between 7:30 pm and 10:00 pm., on one fricken day out of the week.

i am going to go out on a limb, and say that if you cannot stay offline (not even offline, just out of this newsgroup) for 2 and a half hours one day a week, then you are a fucking mental case, who needs to haul your pale-skinned ass outside for some fucking sunshine.

the PROPER reason to request spoiler space, is if you had some obligation to attend to and missed that particular viewing, and are waiting for saturday's showing patiently.

i have used spoiler space recently, and will continue to do so. but by god, i am NOT going to like it....

Scotty wrote in message ...

On Fri, 23 Jul 1999 01:44:49 -0400, "Krinkle" wrote:

Well, that works, but some people include spoilers in the subjects of their posts. There's no way to include spoiler space for that.

I don't understand why people just don't skip posts when they actually SAY their about the new episodes...albeit this one didn't have new episode in the title...but if you have to have a post that has "new episode" and "spoilers" in it just to know to skip it, that's kinda silly. =)

KyleIke13~

What does Cartman mean by "living in denial"? ~ Stan

Dude, it's Cartman. He's just being a dumbarse like always! ~ Kyle

I've killfiled threads with the string "spoilers" in the title..generally when I'm reading usenet I just keep paging down through the posts I _do_ see, without really looking at the title.

Plus, it's a real bitch when people put spoilers in the title itself...

On 23 Jul 1999 14:14:15 GMT, [email] (otherwise known as HippiChk79) wrote:

If I can tell that a thread is about a new episode by looking at the title, that's great! But... if I download the new posts and see a completely new thread entitled (pretend it's now the start of season 2) "Omigod, Cartman's dad is his mom!!!!!!" I wouldn't be happy. Even if I see a "That was funny!" thread, I'll probably know to avoid it. All I ask is that people don't give things away in the subject line.

Krinkle wrote:

Yeah.......I sympathize with you as your hands cramp up whenever they have to type the letters "S-P-O-I-L-E-R-S". Must be rough on your fingers to do so.

-Toni

On 22 Jul 1999 02:35:16 GMT, [email] (JKFolkes) wrote:

Yeah, and thanks for avoiding them in your subject, too.

JKFolkes wrote:

Oh, hush....we're ALL a little bit gay. ;-)

~Starla

Starla wrote:

So does that mean Halfy is a little bit gay despite having no legs?

Ahem, you've probably read my previous post, but,

ITS a TRILOGY!

Kinda like The "Colors" trilogy from Krislovski. White, Blue, Red?

Eh?

Same theory.

Different stories, but all of them carry a common thread.

Aaron Strader [email] [email] [email] [email] [email] [email] [email]

Keeping the dream alive in e-mail, I guess....

http://web2.airmail.net/tomservo/tapes.htm Tom Servo's Tape Tradin' Town!

"You guys are worse than Allen and Rossie."

• Crow

Aaron Strader wrote:

Well, we both don't know how mant episodes this arc has unless Comedy Central schedule said so. Stil,l I understand your opinion of a 3 episode arc since much we know of the McCormicks were already covered on Stavin Marvin, Chickenlover, Chickenpox, and Spokyfish.

This -ing article from Aaron Strader on Thu, 22 Jul 1999 07:27:04 GMT has warped my fragile little mind:

Try four stories.. the last one focusing on Kenny. :)

Or "Rashomon" & its many descendants (plus, I'm not sure "Rashomon" was the first, just the first of which I'm aware).

Bill Lynch

"Mario P. Labot Jr." wrote:

Yup....he can fantasize, can't he?

~Starla

I'm not Starla wrote in message news:[email]...

Here;s the way I see it. Cartman and Stans episodes took place on the same night at the same time. And odds are Kyles will do the same. Now, Kenny can't be in all three and die in all three episodes because then there wouldn't be any continuity between each story. I think he will die in one of the episodes that take place on that night, just not all of them.

There will NOT be a Kenny solo episode because there is only ONE episode left
this season!
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Nora \"Bud\" Gibson wrote:

::rolls her eyes:: I was quoting directly from the latest episode of SP.

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Does it really matter if Kenny dies or not?
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Yes. Parker and Stone made it matter by killing him off in so many prior episodes.

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So what is your point? Just because they set a precedent doesn't mean they can't change it. It is their show. They can do whatever the hell they want with it.

My point is obvious. If they didn't write Kenny's death into so many prior episodes, then the fact that he happened to survive an episode wouldn't matter. But since they did, it does.

Correct, but it DOES mean that it matters. If Kenny had never died, would the fact that he didn't die in the most recent episode matter? No. It was the precedent that they set that made his surviving matter. Think about it.

Sure they can. Not that that has any bearing on the question I answered or the answer I gave, but you're right. They have complete creative control over their show.

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The three episodes supposedly take place all during the same night. Kenny might not have been shown dying yet, but next episode, who knows? Dave wrote in message news:[email]...

You know, it's also a goodthing for Cartman's mom that "she's a total l�sh" since if she'd left early the ATF would have shot her. What I didn't like abot this ep is that Trey is buying into all that anti-ATF shit spread by the loons who support the Branch Davidians and those nutburgers in the militas out in the woods of Idaho.

You know, it's also a goodthing for Cartman's mom that "she's a total l�sh" since if she'd left early the ATF would have shot her. What I didn't like abot this ep is that Trey is buying into all that anti-ATF shit spread by the loons who support the Branch Davidians and those nutburgers in the militas out in the woods of Idaho.