The Chicken Pox Episode

Aug 26, 199824 posts by 16 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Sue Leonhardalt.tv.southpark

Thought this one was totally hysterical. Was rather impressed with the new comments that were coming out of Cartman. Not sure what got me laughin harder, him singin a new song while they were walking to Kenny's house or when he was soaking in the calamine lotion. What did everyone else think?

I'd love to see a new Cartman video doing his version of "In the ghetto"...similar to the video of him singing "Kyle's Mom Is a Stupid Bitch"...in D minor. Rick

Sue Leonhard wrote in message ...

Anytime Cartman sings it kicks ass!! Tonight's Cartman song was by far the best. Plus the whole chicken pox conspiracy thing was hilarious. 'They sent us over there to get us sick' It was twisted evil at it's best!! Definetly better than last weeks episode!!

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On Thu, 27 Aug 1998 02:48:32 GMT, [email] (Sue Leonhard) wrote:

For me it was Ophelia licking and touching things with I'm a Believer playing. Totally killer, dude!

Chris

I almost died when the boys were laying down their sleeping bags and Cartman's sleeping bag had that crazy picture of Urkel on it.

-Lora

CART QT wrote:

Think about it! There's nothing in common between Steve Urkel and Eric Cartman. Perhaps Cartman want to become a nerd? Nahhhhhhh!

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After being deep in thought on Thu, 27 Aug 1998 09:38:46 -0400,, I noticed "Mario P. Labot Jr." wrote:

Yeah I can see your thought there...... find that hard to understand myself....... just the thought of the two minds together is enough to give anyone's spine a shiver...... ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww......

In article , [email] (CART QT) writes:

What was on the other boys'' bags again?

T&P "Searching for Treasure" and T&P "Not without My Anus"?

I was laughing at that song "In the ghetto"...it was sooooo funny!

Until next time, goodbye to all you wacky people out there in PC land!

~Lindsay :)

I liked the posters on Kenny's walls! Kenny really got it going on!

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"The cow says 'mooooooooooo!'" -Mattel's Farm Animal See and Say

"Remember, PBS is free because it sucks!" -Comedy Central commercial

"Oh my god! They killed Kenny!" -Stan Marsh

"You bastards!" -Kyle Broslofski

"...except if they send us to that dreaded Planet of the Apes. Wait a minute. Statue of Liberty... That was our planet! You blew it up! Damn you! Damn you all to hell!" -Homer Simpson

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The Conjoined Fetus Lady Song

You've got the strength, You've got the courage, Even with a dead fetus on your head. You carried on, fought for tomorrow, dead fetus or no ya never let go. You're my conjoined twin, dead thing hanging off you're head woman... ........................................................

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Actually the song Cartman was singing is an old late 70s song called In The Ghetto or something like that. I don't remember it too clearly, but listening to Cartman singing it brought back many memories...

[email] wrote:

Actually it was an Elvis Presley song, from about 1969 (give or take a year). Elvis died in 1977, so what you might be remembering is the relentless *replaying* of that song (which as I recall was one of his last major hits) during the endless parade of "tributes" after his death.

-- Mark Tangard ------------------------------------ --------------- "Life is nothing if you aren't obsessed." --John Waters

Sue Leonhard said...

I loved it! "In the Ghetto" was hilarious, and the calamine lotion and Cartman's whining was great!

My favorite part, though, was Kyle's dad reading Kyle's paper, and realizing his "Gods and Clods" theory had basically convinced Kyle that it would be good to re-create the holocaust! ::grin::

I've gotta go back and re-read the story, but Kyle's Dad's thing about "Gods and Clods" and how the clods are happy just the way they are sounded an awful lot like the Deltas in "Brave New World." If that's the intended ref by Matt and Trey, hats off to them! :)

Tirya

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I know, it was hilarious for a Jewish kid to be writing up an idea like that. Evidently with the lack of a Jewish community in SP, the Holocaust is not covered in school.

I had a feeling Kyle would write something like that. And when Kyle's dad said the title, "The Final Solution", I started cracking up right then & there.

Patrick Goatseay [email] wrote in message ... >My favorite part, though, was Kyle's dad reading Kyle's paper, and
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After being deep in thought on 28 Aug 1998 01:15:51 GMT,, I noticed [email] wrote:

You know, until you had said something, I didn't really think about it... (chuckle)