For Everyone's Tastes

Jun 24, 1998, 6:00 AM ET2 posts by 2 posters
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Crib Rat

I think it's wonderful how South Park can cater to those who just want an easy laugh and not get too philosophical. To see new concepts in radically innovative situations, and just be able to grin at it :) But then again, you can take it really deeply too and analyze it and find a nice chocolaty center of deepness too ~ But it kind of makes it tough for one sometimes when one person remarks on the simplicity of one thing while being berated for missing the same thing's complexity, and vice-versa. I'm not complaining or anything, but rather thinking maybe some people who read this will lighten up on how other's watch the show and not criticize them so much (not that I think it's a problem at all). I've always noticed a lot of posting like that, and thought maybe I'd mention this in case anyone ever noticed it too? I mean, it's a terribly minor thing and is no bother to me at all but I felt compelled to mention it . . .

Or maybe I'm just missing the forest for the trees?

~Crib Rat

Preach On Crib Rat!

As the almighty MJK once said, and I will paraphrase "That dude who painted the Mona Lisa never wrote what his interpretation was or intentions were. Art is meant to convey a message, whatever it may be. Allowing each person to take away what they will is much more meaningful than telling them what to think."

_ C E G "By definition, over half of the population has below average intelligence . . and just how high do you think average is?" - Dr. Ted Smith

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