Your New Street?

I was driving through Tenafly, NJ today and passed a street called South Park Drive. I'm sure it's been there for years, but it did make me want to drive up the street and see if the Cartmans live there ..

Peter Schacknow wrote:

Buffalo, New York has a South Park Avenue, a South Park High School and a South Park park. "South Park" is really a very common place name.

I'm sure anyone with the name "Cartman" has been gettig a lot of crank calls. It's not a common name, but it would be quite an attention-getter.

I'm reviewing a proposed subdivision near Loveland, Colorado where one of the streets will be named "Cartman Drive." There's also a Cartman Drive in Durham, North Carolina; and the town of Cartman, Nebraska.

Dan Tasman wrote in article ...

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attention-getter.

Yeh, well, I found two Kenneth McCormicks in the phone book. I wonder how many prank calls _they_ get...(BTW, I've been considering calling one of them up and yelling "OH MY GOD, THEY KILLED KENNY! YOU BASTARDS!" into the receiver and then hanging up. I need a life...)

LOL!

The evil thoughts that are in my head right now....

Alyssa

that rules...actually, above the Kilkenny drive we have...there's also South Park Elementary...i'm gonna take a picture of it, because no one believes me

There's a South Park in Lawrence, Kansas, where Kansas University is. It's an actual park. Locally, they've been showing an animated commercial for the Jayhawk Bookstore. (The Jayhawk is KU's mascot.) It has Kyle, Stan, Cartman and Chef, but they're all Jayhawks in SP outfits. They actually do a pretty good job imitating the voices, too.

There's a McCormick company, I found some products in our house. They make garlic and food coloring. I also saw a commercial for a McCormick company, the slogan being something like "The Company You Can Trust", "The Taste You Can Trust", along those lines. Now I occasionally see the brand name on my garlic and I mutter "Yeah, we won't kill you. You can trust us."

In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, there is a South Park Motors, a new/used car dealership that's been around for 30+ years.