Did anyone notice that while the quints' grandmother is contorting around grampa Marsh,she has 3 legs???Didja also notice when Stan's dad asks everyone to step forward that has a grandmother,Kyle doesn't step forward???
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"LooseChanj" wrote in message news:390ba5ad$[email]...
Well, when I was growing up I had only one living grandmother and she died when I was about ten. My niece and nephew have never known any of their grandmothers because they (paternal and maternal) died before they were born. So no inbreeding is suggested.
"Barbara A. Carr" wrote in message news:8ekm4s$mat$[email]...
The implication is that because Kyle's *grandmother* (singular) was known to be dead, that he wouldn't step forward. You know what? Come to think of it, how do we know the Quints *other* grandmother isn't alive?
Keep in mind that South Park does not take place in the real world. I offer as evidence the following two points:
1) Eveyone seems to have a mental block about Kenny's odd habit of dying violently on a frequent basis and then unobtrusively coming back to life a short time later.
2) A gang of four kids who were eight-year-old 3d graders two years ago are still terrified of the much older and bigger 5th graders two or even three years later.
With oddities like that firmly in place, why should anybody on South Park have more than one grandmother?
David "Kaviyd"
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