The scene when Cartman was trying to get Tokken to give him a bassline. --After Cartman explained to Tokken why he can play, Tokken gets pissed off, and starts to play the bass. He has this surprised look on his face them says under his breathe, "god damnit"..... I was crackin' up, that had to be one of the best scenes ever.....
funniest thing I've ever seen
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 01:34:47 GMT, "Jzak2004" wrote:
I thought it was stupid and totally obvious.
That's been the problem with South Park since mid-season 6. It's been so incredibly predictable that you can spot the jokes 5 minutes before they happen.
"Clydefrog" wrote in message news:[email]...
off,
That's what was funny about it. Cartman new Token could play bass. YOU knew Token could play bass. But Token didn't know Token could play bass.
Cartman: Token! Get the bass guitar out of your basement and meet me over at my house! Token: What?! We don't have a bass guitar... Cartman: ...Your family's black, Token, there's bound to be a bass guitar in your basement somewhere.
That and Kyle telling his dad "don't be such a Jew" were funny.
i couldn't stop laughing either. "god damnit".
Clydefrog wrote:
Nothing but nothing can stay fresh forever.
If you're no longer getting the giggles over classic humor like that described in the previous post, maybe you should take a break from watching the show for a few months.
I went a couple years without watching SP and was absolutely delighted when I caught an episode on some ones Tivo last year. I've been watching it (and all the reruns I missed) with zeal. (on my own Tivo)
Overexposure can ruin almost anything.
Don't watch the shows with a burned-out jaded attitude, wait for them to come around again and compare them to what else in on 90% of the channels.
Or not...
I wrote:
Though it can stay on my nntp server for a while.
Sorry about responding to something so old.
"Jzak2004" wrote in message news:X_iob.14679$[email]...
off,
I agree, that was hilarious.