What's the deal with Canadians' heads?

Jul 20, 19986 posts by 6 posters
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Ged Gleeson

You know, the way their faces are just eyes and nothing else, and their heads split across the mouth whenever they talk. I initially though it was just Terrence and Phillip who looked like that, because they were cartoons (to distinguish them from Cartman and pals who are real people... if you know what I mean). But now we know that Ike's a Canadian too, and his head is the same. Anyone willing to tell a confused Brit if there's a reason for it, or is it just that cartoons and babies look the same as each other?

Ged Gleeson "The monkey claw is smelly"

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In article , "Ged Gleeson" wrote:

Haven't you ever been to Canada? Our heads split across the mouth when we talk, the national food is Kraft Dinner, and 45 percent of the population are female pop vocalists. South Park is simply portraying reality.

Martin

"God, grant me the strength to change what I can, the inability to accept what I can't, and the incapacity to tell the difference."

--Calvin and Hobbes

And only people in Quebec know what poutine is, even though its on the nationwide Burger King menu.

I thinks they are just trying to portray how horribly ugly most canadians are. Ged Gleeson wrote in message ...

It's South Park, remember, there is no reason! They just did that to distinguish between Americans and Canadians, but then, why are Iraquis like that?, hmmm....

LeeRONALD P BONYAK

I have no idea what you're talking aboot. I'm just gonna eat my kraft dinner and listen to my Celine Dion collection!

Lee Toronto, Canada