Orange parka

Jun 29, 2001, 1:38 AM ET10 posts by 8 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Bill K.alt.tv.southpark

So it's the orange parka that sets Kenny up for all his deaths. Jimmy must've been carrying some horseshoes with him, to narrowly escape all those close calls.

That explains why the kid who went up Crabtree's flue died, despite not being Kenny.

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Bill K.Ben Rainesalt.tv.southpark

I thought it was Harry Potter.

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"Liam Devlin" wrote in message news:[email]...

writes:

I recall Waldo being a man with red hair and stockng cap that flapped in the wind, whereas Harry's hair is black. As for the boy in question, since his hair was matted with bodily fluids when he popped out of the uterus, it could be anybody, as that's how most anyone looks after taking a shower or being drenched in the rain.

"Steve Sutton" wrote in message news:[email]...

Could be both - a bubblegoose parka. A parka needs not be filled with down, and a bubblegoose needs not have a hood. :)

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Ben RainesBill K.alt.tv.southpark

Perhaps I am mistaken, but wasn't it wearing a red and stocking cap and glasses? Besides, what's funny about it being Harry Potter instead of a famous lost "hide and go seek" player?