Phil Hartmann, who was one of the coolest guys in the world, never would have stepped inside the South Park recording studio. Stone cold proof that South Park is an immature, lame cartoon for morons and brain-dead junior-high school kiddies.
But I don't really blame you all. You don't know any better.
Not to make any disresptect to the dead but...
Lemme bow down now...Phil Hartman was god or Jesus Christ? One mans opinion (unless it's the two afformentioned people) doesn't designate what everyone else should do. -me
morons >>and brain-dead junior-high school kiddies.
I'm far from a brain-dead moron after 5 years of college and University, as are most of the Southpark fans I know.
The surprise is that about 25% of the fans I know have degrees in Psychology, Hmmm.
As we Brits have only seen the first season can anyone tell me if the second season is as good?
or is it "A bunch of tree-hugging hippy Crap!"?
--Alexander
Alexander Smales wrote:
Really? And here I am, an undergrad in guess what? Psych! Wow! Wonder what that means?
Um, me personally it's been pretty ok so far...some hits and misses but it's been cool overall.
-Toni
<<Phil Hartmann, who was one of the coolest guys in the world, never would have stepped inside the South Park recording studio. Stone cold proof that South Park is an immature, lame cartoon for morons and brain-dead junior-high school kiddies.
But I don't really blame you all. You don't know any better.
To keep the Haiku tradition going:
Shut the [beep]in hell up You damn stupid piece of crap We don't really care.
I'll say it for you! Shut the FUCK in hell up You damn stupid piece of SHIT We don't really give a FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On 6 Sep 1998 15:06:35 GMT, [email] (Hzlbwr) wrote:
Really? So you how come you said South Park ruled on a different newsgroup?
*cough* hypocrite *cough cough*
----- Lone Wolf My Kung-Fu is the best.
"It was as if the lights dimmed just for him." - Steve Buscemi, Desperado
"Hail to the king, baby" - Army of Darkness
"You wanna see what I can bring to the party?" - The Drew Carey Show
It's only "proof" if *you* die, find him, ask him, and come back with a signed and notarized affadavit.
If you wanna get started now, we'll wait.
Why don't we send Kenny to go talk to Phil. :) -me
[email] wrote:
Hzlbwr wrote:
So did you ask this of Phil before his wife got to him, or did he tell you this at your last seance?
Rabbit
On 6 Sep 1998 15:06:35 GMT, [email] (Hzlbwr) wrote:
Well thanks for understanding. But on another subject, did you mom seem a little loose tonight? When I heard that she was holding another gang-bang at the local prison, I was concerned that you might feel a little left out.
Chris
On Mon, 07 Sep 1998 00:04:51 GMT, [email] (Mike Cohen) wrote:
He's a coward, anyway... I tried emailing the guy to confront him with the fact that he said "South Park rules" on a different newsgroup, and the email bounced back... if this guy had any balls, he'd use his real email address.
----- Lone Wolf My Kung-Fu is the best.
"It was as if the lights dimmed just for him." - Steve Buscemi, Desperado
"Hail to the king, baby" - Army of Darkness
"You wanna see what I can bring to the party?" - The Drew Carey Show
Up you arse with moose hog I say!!!
In article , [email] (Hzlbwr) writes:
Being dead makes it rather tough...
have
Hey, if Nat King Cole can sing with his daughter after he died and Fred Astaire can dance with a vaccuum cleaner (or was that Gene Kelly?). . . who KNOWS. . . .Maybe Phil Hartman WILL appear on South Park. . . . Now THAT is what I would call a sticky situation! *L*
It was Fred Astaire. Gene Kelly was seen dancing with the umbrellas of Cherbourg. Wait, that's not right....
Never mind.
--C. S.