Drugs are bad-mmmmmm k

That episode last night rocked. One of the funniest yet. Just curious though, did Mr. Garrison smoke the hoochie?

That would ba an 'affermative' on that one...it's not ofter you see Mr Garrison with a sleepy-eyed smile, now is it...would have been funnier if his eyes were bloodshot.

yeah, or glassy or half closed or something. I've been waiting for Trey and Matt to stick pot, LSD and alcohol references in the show. I guess it was only a matter of time. Now it's only a matter of time before we see the boys gathered around Cartman's couch smoking a bong or something.

On 21 May 1998 16:13:47 GMT, [email] (Legion1979) wrote:

Proabably more likely to see Cartman's mom sitting around smoking a bong or a crack pipe.

That would've been a great addition to last night's episode... Cartman goes home and his mother asks what he learned in school, then she settles back with a bong.

"It's just some medicine for my nerves, Eric."

------ "I'd like to clear this up before we bring out Carrot Top. I'm not `down' with Carrot Top. I don't `have his back', and under no circumstances will I `Give him his props.'" - Craig Kilborn, The Daily Show

"What is fun? Why is it colored pink? And where does it go when Jesse Helms comes around?" - Author unknown

"This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication.The device is inherently of no value to us." --Western Union internal memo, 1876.

Yeah, but I'll bet Trey and Matt want to give Cartman's mom a rest for a while.

I certainly hope you're wrong, friend. While the show takes some entertaining risks, third-graders doing drugs would probably ruin the quality of the show. Right now, it's a healthy parody, offensive only to those who want to believe that their children are perfect little angels, those who just don't "get" social parody, and the Christian Coalition. If drugs became a fixture on the show, not simply a joke, but an actual presence, like the cartoon violence or the humorously-perpetuated ignorance of stereotypes which every episode mocks, it would begin to offend not in humor but in simply being, and that is all the Christian Coalition needs to successfully attack the show. Right now, the violence, the bad language, the drugs in the IKE episode... while offensive to some, they're only meant to be funny. Drugs just popping up here and there to gain "stoner-appeal"... that would just be offensive.

Christopher S. Carrig

In article , [email] (Legion1979) writes:

They might have took a hit off Mrs. Cartman's crack-pipe.

On 21 May 1998 13:54:23 GMT, [email] (Jagdwaffe) wrote:

Oh yeah... I thought it was pretty obvious Garrison danced with Mary Jane. He looked more fucked up sitting there watching TV than most of my metalhead buddies from high school used to.

------ "I'd like to clear this up before we bring out Carrot Top. I'm not `down' with Carrot Top. I don't `have his back', and under no circumstances will I `Give him his props.'" - Craig Kilborn, The Daily Show

"What is fun? Why is it colored pink? And where does it go when Jesse Helms comes around?" - Author unknown

"This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication.The device is inherently of no value to us." --Western Union internal memo, 1876.

Just check out his eyes and his laugh while he was watching cartoons (sound familiar to anyone?). Mr Garrison thinks drugs are good, nKay? nKay.

Sean

In article , [email] (Jagdwaffe) writes:

Why do you think he was watching Teletubbies with that goofy look on his face? ;-)