i missed the april fools episode

im so pissed.. i keep hearing things about it, and it sounds funny as
shit.. kids at my school are still laughing and quoting (typically).  Can
anyone give me a brief run down on what the episode was about.. other than
"it was terrence and phillip".  i've seen something in regards to it being
"not without my anus" if so.. then matt and trey are funny bastards for
telling us (in the previous episode) what the next episode would be about.
Also.. (sorry) i think that the father of eric is that little thing ("it
doesn't look like anything") and i forget his name. oh well.. my father
thinks that it is a mix of all the ppl in the room, because of the genetic
engineering episode.. i've heard other theories, things like:
	-the four/five assed monkey
	-the aliens
	-eric somehow because of the aliens and time travel, i didn't catch the
whole thing.
although i think it would be funny if his dad turned out to be a jewish
hippy or every possible thing eric hates.. that way he has to figure out
whether or not to be prejudiced anymore.. of course he'd stay prejudiced..

i must say that i feel sorry for matt and trey.. all those little punk ass 13 yr old kids who think that sp is funny 1. cuz their bro's and sisters watch it 2. they can "see" them saying "fuck" 3.kenny dies

these are the same kids who have made the show so passe in school that u can't walk down the hall without someone making some piss poor attempt at eric's voice or trying to figure out what kenny is saying or something like that. the only true fans are the ones who have been watching from the beginning and HATE to miss an episode.. (i hope a friend taped it for me) and all the people who say south park is trash should stop criticizing what's on television as entertainment. there's much trashier stuff on television (melrose place and the like) than south park.. besides south park deals with themes that present themselves in every aspect of life. the use of children shows that what we do and say really does influence the way children act and think. this is so shocking that people are forced to listen and see things the way kids see them... it's all a bunch of bull and we should leave it alone, just get on with our lives, ya' know?? so there, there's my gripe and i hope i don't get to much flack about it, but if i do, please, try to sound SEMI-intelligent, i don't think insults prove your case to very well, and if you do, then southpark isn't the trash you are and your opinions are the ones which should be censored.

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						Dustin McCrory

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p.s. although [email] works as well

p.p.s. it's ok to email me.. just plz no spam?? huh?? thanks..

Dustin McCrory wrote:

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OK... I finally have to make an objection. I've kept my mouth shut, and so far, I've avoided the accusation that I am not a true fan. I wasn't there in the beginning. Comedy Central wasn't carried by my cable company. I later moved (a job-related issue) to an area which had it. My first episode was the "Volcano" one. In fact, I have only seen 5. (6 if you count the Terrance and Phillip thing.) But can you accuse me of NOT being a true fan? Well, you CAN, but the accusation couldn't be proven one way or another. You really have no right to label people "true fans" and "bandwagoners." (Besides, I'll readily admit I'm a bandwagon fan in some cases... like the Green Bay Packers :-) .)

Like... Aliens, Zombies, the use of Worcestershire sauce as embalming fluid, flaming farts, and talking turds? :-) SP isn't a sitcom with morals. It's a poorly animated cartoon that takes some of the most ridiculous things you can think of and make 'em into a 30 minute TV show. It's too absurd to be taken seriously. That's why I think it's hillarious, and that's why I watch every week.

Thanks for reading.

ok.. my apologies.. i meant people who started watching it because other ppl were and WEREN'T watching it when it came out AND had a choice.. people like my sister and half of my gd school.. sorry.. :)

also.. u have to admit.. alot of things ARE commonplace.. it's the use of bizarre and stupid things to express them that is part of the parody.. :)

sorry for using most of your reply.. it all seemed relevant.. :)

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