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All part of the conspiracy......

Overreact much? They all blatantly misinform. This is pretty tame as far as those things go.

That's it? That was the big payoff? Ugh, not a great episode. BTW, the Stephen King book they were holding was way too thin to be The Stand.

Butters is probably my favorite character, followed by Cartman and Stan's dad. I love how Butters is the sweetest, nicest person in the whole show and bad things are constantly happening to him (e.g. Paris Hilton adopting him). The episode where he put on a dress and became "Margarine" is one of my all-time favorites.

LOL "Ghost of Nozzlenut"

Can anyone tell me what happened in the very last minute? I recorded the show so that I could watch the Sabres and it cut off right when Jack sat down with his back against the wall again.

Best lyrics ever: "I want to get down on my knees and start pleasin' Jesus!" and "Every time I see Jesus, up on that cross I can't help but think, that he looks kinda hot."

Well, they did it again. That episode instantly becomes one of my all-time favorites. The last five minutes with the bedpan/diarhea gag and all the stuff with Stan's dad were great.

Hands down, no doubt my number one South Park moment of all time if the ending to the Scott Tenorman episode. "Yes! Yes! Oh let me taste your tears, Scott! Oh, the tears of unfathomable sadness! My-yummy! My-yummy, you guys!" Incredible. Every single moment of Butters interacting with Paris Hilton was classic too in this episode. "Mom! Dad! I love you! Please don't sell me to Paris Hilton!"

South Park is one of the rare shows that gets better every single year. The way things are going it make someday be my favorite show of all time. It's not getting more ridiculous each season (24) or 10 years past its prime (Simpsons).

It's up in a huge way in the last decade. Unfortunately, some of the growth in the first half of those ten years wasn't real. Just ask the people who invested money in pets.com.

I just expected it sooner.

Honestly, I can't believe it took 11 replies before we got the first mindless anti-Bush Hotpockets post. Not that Bush or Clinton (or any President) really controls the economy but the country was heading into a recession during Clinton's final year and the economy was upset by some sort of terrorist thingy in 2001.

Are you from the future??? BTW, every single person that likes LOST needs to check out Kidnapped on NBC right afterwards. The first two episodes of Kidnapped were as good as the first episodes of 24 - back when it was incredible but before it got completely ridiculous. This show could be as good as anything on TV if they keep it up. Tomorrow night I'm watching the Sabres and South Park and taping LOST and Kidnapped.

Last I checked, that's the only type of person on Austin public TV.

It probably goes without saying, but all the gains made by the Dow simply indicate that more money is going to evil rich people, who are, of course, evil Republicans.

Tara Reid looks like a rich girl who tries to be pretty by starving herself and getting plastic surgery. So it's really no surprise she went from being good looking when she first showed up (American Pie) to being a complete train wreck now. Tara Reid would be a knockout if she just exercised (i.e. jogged) and watched what she ate (without starving herself). A lot of women are too stupid to figure this out.

Story It's incredible the Dow would be so high what with our "terrible" economy.

Check his avatar.

I would've given him 8 games minimum. I remember hearing Haynesworth's name a lot when he was drafted as a guy the Bills would look into.

So is looking like Jon Bon Jovi.

I'd vote in favor of that too, but if we could just remove "Time of Your Life" we'd be off to a great start.

I noticed during the Bills game yesterday that FOX did a little clip about Andre Reed having his name placed on the Wall of Fame and played the lame Green Day song "Time of Your Life" over old highlights of Reed. First of all, this song is terrible. The lyrics are pretty much what I'd expect from a high school student and the lead singer (Billie Joe?) sounds like he's singing through his nose. Second, they've been using this song for retrospectives for almost a decade now. I remember they used it for the last episode of Seinfeld! In the last 8 or 9 years, there hasn't been one other song they could use for this stuff? Or even if there wasn't a newer song, can't they just pick a better song? I don't know if I'm the only one who's really tired of the song but it's been popping up and annoying me for approximately 33% of my life now.

Yeah, and the Giants were one eyelash away from blowing Super Bowl XXV. Somehow I don't think they care.... WHO CARES? The team is 2-2 playing five rookies on defense and relying offensively on young players like Losman, Parrish, McGahee, and Evans. And even when they lost, they had their chance to win those games. How can anyone not be happy with the Bills right now?

My dad and I were talking about the robots during the game too. For some reason, FOX has been obsessed with working robots into their sports coverage for over ten years now. When they first got the NHL, they would have two robots (each with a team's logo on its chest) fight after a goal and one would kill the other to allow its team to add a point to their score on the screen display. I guess that was kind of cool (when I was 13 or 14) but the fact that they're obsessed with reminding viewers that someday in the future these games may be played by giant humanoid robots is pretty disturbing. Seriously, ten years of this?