@$hole Shelly

Ladies and Gentlemen, I really consider Stan's sister, Shelly, speaking of last night's episode, a bitch. To me, she's the only unfunny character in "South Park." What is it with her, anyway? Why do Stan's parents always see her as a sweet, innocent girl? Why does she have to make Stan's domestic life a living nightmare? I'd really like to see a heart-warming brother-to-sister episode, or an episode where Shelly and Stan finally make peace. Thanks, Jeremy Gallen ICQ # 20064265 [email] http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Boulevard/9364/

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In article , "Jeremy Gallen" wrote:

That's one of the points of the show. It's like sibling rivelry. Stan sees Shelly as the 'good child' who is always nice and the parents like better, so he is constantley trying to 'outdo' her (if only Stan's parents knew he was a cable TV star, huh?).

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That sounds like a good idea but I guess you can see that in a soap, not something like "South Park", remeber South Park is a show out takes the reality. It's not necessary a show prupose to have happy ending.

James

ps: I hate Shelly as well!

I think the proper quite is "There's a time and a place for everything, and it's called college".