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Is South Park always this crazy?

You fellas might find this a bit difficult to believe. but I love South Park. That was a little over the top though.


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WOW, I have heard alot of re-tellings of that joke (including the movie), but that takes the cake right there. Breaking out the 9/11 reference was out of control.
 
I saw one episode the other night and the plot involved Hillary Clinton going to South Park. Much to everyone's horror she was carrying a nuclear bomb in her "Sniz". It was rather graphic.

Nothing is out of bounds for that show.
 
I saw that movie 'The Aristocrats' and I didn't even get the joke. I thought it was kind of dumb so if a bunch of little southpark kids did it don't think I would be swayed in the opposite direction
 
There have been variations of that "joke' going around for a long time. I remember a different version in the sixites (ed: it probably is older than that). Carmen's variation on it is South Park's spin on it. I think the interesting thing about the joke is not so much the joke but people's reaction to it.
 
Saxjazzman said:
There have been variations of that "joke' going around for a long time. I remember a different version in the sixites (ed: it probably is older than that). Carmen's variation on it is South Park's spin on it. I think the interesting thing about the joke is not so much the joke but people's reaction to it.
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You hit the nail on the head, IMO, SJM. This was Johnny Carson's favorite joke and the movie was dedicated to him posthumously. The movie was a series of some of the worlds most popular comedians dong a version of it - even Sagot and Chase. Chase was known for his parties where everyone had to tell a half-hour long version of this ribald joke.
 
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