Southpark

[Pekka]

southpark works on many different levels.. kids like it because well, it's based on 4 kids, and they talk dirty and are offensive. That's enough for kids to like it. And it has jokes, offensive ones and all that.

Adults, well, beyond those dirty jokes that are awesome, it takes very serious look at the phenomenons in today's society, an objective look many times, and you can see the makers of the series are very observant, and kind of like to take the joke hammer on each dumb a-hole in turn. And at the end, they kind of bring the 'come on wake up, don't be so stupid' kind of teaching to the end, which usually hits the nail perfectly.

It has more value to it than just being offensive.

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison


A North American trying to lecture an Englishman on humour. That's rich

This, from the land of Mr. Blobby and the Frog ring tone?

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... HA!

[Ming]

How about sticking to the topic

[Asher]

See, Ming has a sense of humour.

[Ming]

Originally posted by Asher
See, Ming has a sense of humour.

Keep baiting people, and you will see just what kind of sense of humour I have

[Asher]

I see you prefer the Canadian spelling of humour.

[Tuberski]

South Park is far better when the swear words are bleeped out, it's funny with out being too offensive.

The movie was just horrible.

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[Nostromo]

Originally posted by Tuberski

The movie was just horrible.

I hated the singing. Musicals

[Sava]

The movie was awesome...

Tuberski

[Guynemer]

Originally posted by nostromo


I hated the singing. Musicals

That was the point. It was a parody of Disney musicals.

[Imran Siddiqui]

The one last week with the news anchors was absolutely gut busting!

Oh, and the movie was absolutely incredible! You got no idea what you are talking about Tubs... and the musical numbers was a big part of the fun .

[Tuberski]

It may be funny, but using vulgarity like that ruins the funny.

Ever heard the term "swears like a sailor"?

Well, I was a sailor and the vulgarity is actually embarrassing.

Hearing Cartman rant and every other word being bleeped is much funnier than the actual words.

Which is funnier:

1."We couldn't do diddly-pooh offensively. We couldn't make a first down. We didn't run the ball. We didn't try to run the ball. We couldn't complete a pass. We sucked. We sucked. It was a horseass performance in the second half. Horseass!"

2."We couldn't do $hit offensively. We couldn't make a first down. We didn't run the ball. We didn't try to run the ball. We couldn't complete a pass. We sucked. We sucked. It was a horse$hit performance in the second half. Horse$hit!"

To me it's easy.

Oh, and who said the first quote?

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[Nostromo]

Originally posted by Guynemer


That was the point. It was a parody of Disney musicals.

I realized that, but I simply can't stand musicals. So if I had known beforehand that it's a musical that parodies Disney musicals, I wouldn't have rented it.

[Imran Siddiqui]

It may be funny, but using vulgarity like that ruins the funny.

Not at all.. makes it even more amusing.

Especially since the topic of the movie was about that exact thing!

Which is funnier:

1."We couldn't do diddly-pooh offensively. We couldn't make a first down. We didn't run the ball. We didn't try to run the ball. We couldn't complete a pass. We sucked. We sucked. It was a horseass performance in the second half. Horseass!"

2."We couldn't do $hit offensively. We couldn't make a first down. We didn't run the ball. We didn't try to run the ball. We couldn't complete a pass. We sucked. We sucked. It was a horse$hit performance in the second half. Horse$hit!"

To me it's easy.

Neither. How can you consider either to be funny is beyond me.

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Neither. How can you consider either to be funny is beyond me.

Probably because I'm old enough to remember the coach saying it.

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