that was great!!

that was soo friggin funny. jimmy talkin gangsta and all. and they didnt know what they got into. it made me laugh really hard!! wow great ep!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Devotions' Depeche Mode Page add: http://members.aol.com/Devotion2A/devotion-to-DepecheMode.html bootleg trading: http://members.aol.com/devotion2a/trademp32.htm email: [email] email: remove JUNK ICQ: 31226346

In article , [email] (Devotion) wrote:

I only have one question: how did SD get out of heaven?? Oh, and I found it nice that they managed to avoid the "a" word.

In article , [email] (Devotion) wrote:

I only have one question: how did SD get out of heaven?? Oh, and I found it nice that they managed to avoid the "a" word.

Edit: make that "SH", not "SD".

a furlogh? "Howard S Shubs" wrote in message news:[email]...

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You have GOT to be kidding!

It was an ep featuring the characters I hate most and an actor is despise and on a subject that was very tired.

Did Norman Leer have a hand in this?

Not this week.

Are *you* kidding? They seemed to be calling stem cell research "playing with god" . . . No Norman Lear, more of the post-religious-brainwashing Matt and Trey . . . (stark opposition to "Kenny Dies")

• Vaughner

"I'll have you know, in addition to knowing the secrets of the universe, I'm quite potty trained!" - Ko-enma, Yu Yu Hakusho

On 27 Mar 2003 11:20:06 GMT, [email] (Ben Raines) wrote:

But it had the Legion of Doom! Black Manta... Cheetah... LOD, man!

LOD!

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You are just ssooooooooooo predictable!

It was fucking hilarious! <ssssssuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!> "Come on!"

On 27 Mar 2003 03:33:52 GMT, [email] (Devotion) sent into the ether:

This was SP at its *best*.

The Christopher Reeve "B" plot was sick, revolting and hilarious. He picks up fetuses, cracks them open and sucks on them like he's eating crab legs, and tosses them on the floor when they're empty. Eeeeeeewyuk!

Everyone contemplating an abortion should see this episode. I have no idea what the real slant is (pro-life, just trashing Reeve, ripping on stem cells, or ripping on stem cell research critics) but it's absolutely offensive to anyone normal. Which just makes it better.

It's the kind of episode that makes you completely ashamed that you're laughing at "this shit". But you're not about to stop watching it! I almost swallowed my tongue laughing...

The final flourish was sentencing Reeve to one of those planet Krypton prison crystals flying off into space! Ha!

ROTFLMAO! It doesn't get any better than this!

I don't know, Jimmy and Timmy accidentally killing 13 Bloods is right up there . . .

• Vaughner

"I'll have you know, in addition to knowing the secrets of the universe, I'm quite potty trained!" - Ko-enma, Yu Yu Hakusho

I'm surprised no one caught the Fat Albert reference at the end.

Also, I don't think that the episode was anti-stem cell research, 'cuz I could swear I remember a plotline similiar to this one from a movie or soemthing.

-D

"In the end, there can be only one, and it may as well be me!"-Kenny (from Highlander: The Series)

*raises hand*

I caught it! I caught it! Just forgot to mention it dammit!!

That was obvious, I just wish I could figure out what it was . . .

• Vaughner

"I'll have you know, in addition to knowing the secrets of the universe, I'm quite potty trained!" - Ko-enma, Yu Yu Hakusho

I caught it too.

Was that Fat ABBOT?

[email] wrote:

The first half was really funny. The part that made me bust up the most was when Christopher Reeve would have that ghoulish smile every time he pauses while talking. That's the thing that disturbs me the most with the real Christopher Reeve. I cracked up so friggin hard at that.

I liked this episode, too! I liked the part where Jimmy and Timmy were trying to get the gangs to make peace. Then Jimmy says, "Therrrrrrre's Pizza!" I also liked how Jimmy talked gangsta!

The Christopher Reeve subplot was cool, too!

Z.W.