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My new little logo I created at SP-Studio where you too can create your own little South Park character. I liked the way I could get books and cards into it - two of my favourite things. You might have seen an earlier version in an avatar I use around the place - it’s a bit racier - I’m (it is) wearing a red bikini.

South Park meet Star Wars meet Microsoft. Minh over at the Microsoft enthusiast community Channel9 has finally revealed what he has been teasing in the past week or so, an animated movie about Microsoft he’s been working on. It’s all being done in Anime Studio and Windows Movie Maker. Here is the trailer he released today, with the full movie coming soon.

I’ve never played the game, but I guess it’s a big deal (to some). The closest I’ve gotten to World of Warcraft is the South Park episode where they all get really fat and Cartman shits in a bowl that his mom is holding. But that’s neither here nor there.

I love this video from South Park. They usually have the greatest humor that I see on TV. Of course then some episodes just suck, but most lately have been awesome.

Having said that, I find it amusing that the negative words that refer to selfishness are always a form of ethnic slur - being “niggardly” is being cheap or unwilling to share, if someone tries to financially screw you over, the words “jew” and “gyp” come into play. The recent controversy of the “n word” reminds me of that South Park episode where they say “shit” over 100 times, and it is revealed that the word itself is cursed, and that saying it too often will mean the destruction of society. For a while, I think comedians like Dave Chappelle had lampooned it so effectively that the word had been robbed of its power. Apparently not.

In South Park's latest episode the lampooned the Three Stooges, replacing Larry, Curly and Moe with Bundy, Dahmer and Gacy... Hilarity ensued. If you want to watch the full episode of this, check it out here.

Well, not really, but the South Park Scientology episode is off the banned list

Adding Brandon Davis to our category list under the heading “celebrity” physically hurt us, it really did, but we make sacrifices for you, dear readers. Anyway, the night before last, Brandon Davis and a giggling Paris Hilton were filmed exiting a club, obviously well into their cups. Davis, who inexplicably always looks so clammy that his fleshy neck chills us to our very core, went off on a four minute and thirty second Lindsay Lohan diatrabe. Watch the video here and listen in wonder as Brandon, in a phlegmy voice eerily reminiscent of officer Barbrady from South Park, waxes poetic on such topics as whether or not Wilmer Valderrama is “in a mariachi band”, the exact color, shape, and odor of Lohan’s genitalia, and the sad fact that Lindsay is “only” worth a “disgusting” and “poor” seven million dollars.

Which actually brings me to another point. Anyone that knows me knows that I love South Park. I have around 500 episodes on my hard drive at the current time. Well, 1 of the 2 main black charactors, Chef, left the show after an episode featuring Tom Cruise and a closet. Apparently Chef left because of the jokes about Scientology. Which makes absolutly no sense. Its okay to make fun of Catholics (the episode with the preists having sex with children), jews (almost every episode), islam (episode w/ Family Guy), and almost every other religion out there but as soon as they say something about your religion, you can leave. That makes absolutly no sense.

I literally have been running myself ragged, and this evening I finally reached the "I can’t do no more" stage. After dinner (reheated lasagne — Stephanie’s vegetarian version, quite delish), I thought about doing more work, maybe pack away some stuff…but my bod said, "Uh uh, no way." So I watched an episode of South Park (my guilty pleasure…although I’m not finding the show all that enjoyable anymore… They have some funny moments, but it seems to be becoming too self-conscious and deliberately provoking).

Does this seem like fantasy, reality or a South Park episode to you?

All in all I'm doing well today. For some reason there's a South park episode that keeps giving me an error message when it's almost done downloading from iTunes. I've been able to download other stuff since then, and I have my McAffee privacy service turned off (the programs hate each other). Oh well, whatever. So long as I can download the new Battlestar Galactica episode this afternoon, I'll be fine. If I have trouble with BG, then someone at Apple is going to lose a testicle.

Welcome to the new year. I started mine with the flu. New Year’s Eve was spent at the usual party where I felt crappy and bitchy, but tried my best. After midnite I ended up snuggled on the sofa watching South Park but not being able to hear it over the karaoke. I did enjoy seeing my husband sing karaoke. He’s always so against it, but someone managed to force him to sing once and he just kept on singing. It was great. But I felt like crap and couldn’t enjoy it fully. Plus everytime I had tried to sing someone jumped in front of me or took my microphone. I got too mad at everyone to care anymore and secluded myself to South Park reruns.

The second season of South Park contained a hilarious take on startup business models. I reference the clip all the time but some people have no idea what I am talking about. So here is a clip of the underpants gnomes.

I got an email from my brother yesterday imploring me to watch the latest episode of South Park. I used to watch the show when it first started airing in 1997, but I’ve since stopped because the scripts tend to be unfunny and seemingly thrown together, with an offensive concept or two to bind the whole thing together. But my brother said this episode mocked Scientology and R. Kelly’s “Trapped in the Closet” song-cycle, both of which have been the source of much of my amusement, so I had to watch.

But, if you’re like me, you have tons of family guy & south park videos in AVI/DivX/Xvid instead of .mpeg or .mov. So, here’s how you gotta do it:

Comedy Central why do you do this to me? the channel’s programing has gone down hill the past year. To say the channel’s programing has ever been quality entertainment is a bit of a overstatement in itself. The network has had my viewership over the years from shows like The daily show, chappelle show, south park, and the the syndication of the kids in the hall. But I believe that the network executives think just because of the success of chappelle show they think they can give a show to the next controversial comedian and it’ll be a hit.

374 minutes of animated beauty, the South Park season 6 DVD, is coming. This season featured my favorite episode of all time, Jared Has Aides, in which the the Subway sandwich guy proclaims he lost his weight thanks to getting aides. AIDS jokes never worked so well. Of course, Amazon has it on a preorder sale at $34.99 (down from $49.99). You should, like, buy it, or something.

During my nap, I had an interesting dream. I was over at my friend’s house watching TV. Normally, he does movie night, where a bunch of people get together and watch weird old movies. (In fact, I was there last night.) In my dream, though, they had a DVD full of short little cartoon skits. The skits seemed to fall along the likes of Family Guy or Robot Chicken, and they were all 1-10 minutes long. Sometimes they’d space out a couple skits, so there would be one skit with the same characters, then a different one, and then it’d switch gears and go back to the first set of characters (think commercial break.)

How do I feel about Paris Hilton? I think South Park, that imaginative commentary on American culture, did the best job ever of defining her last season in their episode, "Stupid Whore.” She is a superb reader of how to hype herself, as is Bill O' Reilly, in our society. While she is hardly educated in a classical sense, she is certainly a brilliant reader of today's cultural mores. She is quite smart on how to manipulate the media for her gain. While O'Reilly can rant about her all he wants, he has to share responsibility for helping her along her way.

On the flipside, I also watched Team America: World Police. Now, I like some stupid shit. I will laugh at the weirdest and sometimes unfunny things, but this movie was plain stupid. I found nothing entertaining about it and the puppets were getting on my damn nerves. And if you are thinking that you might go get stoned, then watch it, cause maybe it will be funnier then.....don't. It doesn't help. There were a few funny lines in it, but I really think the South Park dudes need to stick to South Park.

Review: This movie comes from the odd, yet brilliant, minds of the creators of South Park (Parker and Stone) and is quite innovative. The use of all puppets and scale models throughout the movie made it hilarious as well as the jokes. The fight scenes were stupidly amazing, the story was great and the soundtrack is hilarious. It’s also always fun to see a bunch of puppets, portraying actors, get blown up. Although some parts were too stupid to be funny I thought this movie was a hit.

i'm the brand new South Park avatar of Corwin, yeah ya know this dude who write nonsense notes on that blog. right ! that guy ! well, he created me on a german site which made the south park studio avatar, pretty cool isnt'it ?

Thanks to Sara for the link to this site where you can make yourself into a South Park character. How’d I turn out? And for the record, yes, I do carry a purse because my phone is so big it makes me look like I have a tumor if I carry it in my pocket.

Personally, I think it feels much better to sit in the papasan chair with a nice beer and a bag of salt and vinegar flavored pork rinds (seriously! Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it!) watching South Park. So there.

This Film has been sitting in my DVD collection for a few weeks now but i finally got around to watching it last night. I wasn't sure what to expect at first as i had always heard dubious mumblings from other people about its quality. However being a huge South Park (Well, Matt and Trey in general) fan I held on to my faith and gave it a go. After a lengthy introduction from Lloyd Kauffman (of Troma fame) it begins. As soon as i see Trey Parkers wide eyed innocent looking face plastered with a crappy fake beard I start giggling....I knew I'd like...

South Park Studio let's you generate your own South Park character. Who hasn't wanted to be a potty mouther fourth grader? This is sort of the South Park version of the character generating wizards you've probably seen in RPG video games or Tony Hawk. Have at it!

This is a pic of what I would look like if I were a South Park Character. I created it at http://www.planearium2.de/flash/sp-studio-e.html

Everyone else has a picture of themselves as a South Park character....

I tend to stay away from stuff that seems to glamorize evil. I can’t stand mob movies, and there are so many of them. I do love satire, so I love the Simpsons, Arrested Development (such a funny show) and Futurama, but I refuse to watch South Park or Family Guy. They cross too many lines.

I like TV. I especially like King of the Hill, the Simpsons, South Park, and Family Guy. TVtorrents.tv, a site that indexed a whole bunch of TV episodes has gone offline for good. There’s a message on their home page about the closing. They indicate there’s some sort of legal action being taken against them.

We went to Target and got South Park Season 5 on DVD. Excellent. I laughed hard enough that I feel much better now. Two of my favorite episodes of all time are in this set: "Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants" and "Cripple Fight!" (including the classic 20 minute fight from "They Live")

episode 906 is easily one of the funniest episodes of south park.

You can download fairly decent quality RM files of South Park and they are only about 35MB. Stop making excuses.

In case you're wondering ...

South Park Republican is a term that was circulated in a few articles and weblogs on the Internet circa 2001 and 2002, to describe what was claimed by the authors as a "new wave" of young adults and teenagers who hold conservative and libertarian political beliefs. The phrase was coined in 2001 by commentator Andrew Sullivan in response to the two principal creators of the television show South Park declaring themselves to be Republicans.

Be sure to check out the gallery. And go make your own South Park Republican while you're at it.

Can't wait for tonight when the new episode of South Park airs, it looks like another good butters episode. If you want to grab a .torrent of it, run to "irc.tveps.net" then /list and join the SP chan and I'm pretty sure you can handle it from there.

Finally, Ed Driscoll has a good piece up in TCS, on South Park Republicans: A shapshot of the culture wars. A good read.

South Park just keeps getting better and better, doesn't it?

I was recently referred to this interesting site where you can make your own South Park character.

The latest craze sweeping the blogs is creating a South Park character of yourself, courtesy of Planearium2.