Where is everybody?

Apr 5, 2009, 4:54 PM ET7 posts by 7 posters
7 posts
Andy from Dover

OK, I can see why no one commented on "Margaritaville" as it was kind of lame and didn't replay on Thursday. But I thought "Queef" was a good episode. It was Terence & Philip heavy (I like my T&P, eh!) and turned the tables on fart lovers with plenty of queefs. Also, they said that "Canada Channel, the only channel in Canada" was CBC (that's what the rug said in that guy's office).

Seriously, where is everybody? Sadam's spider hole?

Andy from DoverAndy from Dover

OK, I can see why no one commented on "Margaritaville" as it was kind of lame and didn't replay on Thursday. But I thought "Queef" was a good episode. It was Terence & Philip heavy (I like my T&P, eh!) and turned the tables on fart lovers with plenty of queefs. Also, they said that "Canada Channel, the only channel in Canada" was CBC (that's what the rug said in that guy's office).

Seriously, where is everybody? Sadam's spider hole?

SP FanAndy from Dover

On Sun, 5 Apr 2009 16:56:49 -0400, "Andy from Dover" wrote:

Ms. Crabtree's snatch.

Don Del GrandeAndy from Dover

Andy from Dover wrote:

Probably on one or more South Park web forums - it makes it a lot easier to keep the spammers and trolls out.

-- Don
Captain InfinityAndy from Dover

Once Upon A Time, Andy from Dover wrote:

Everybody seems to think I'm lazy. I don't mind, I think they're crazy. Running everywhere at such a speed. Till they find, there's no need. Please don't spoil my day, I'm on my way. And after all, I'm only queefing.

** Captain Infinity

copeabAndy from Dover

Actually, I much preferred "Margaritaville: to ":Queef". How is hucking squirrels at someone who offended The Economy not funny?

So far, liked The Ring and Margaritaville, thought The Coon was so-so and hated Queef.

Brandon

JeßusAndy from Dover

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Somewhere between the Earth's core and the Van Allen belt. Hope this helps.

The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who haven't got it - George Bernard Shaw