South Park season 22?!

[Plasmatic]

Goddamnit billy

 

[ViRGE]

Well things have suddenly become super cereal on South Park.

 

[SeVeReD]

Okay I've had to catch up after not watching a couple years but I'm on season 21 and I'll be on Season 22 soon. I think South Park has had an amazing run and is an amazing show. So many thoughtful layers they weave; South Park always leaves me laughing.

 

[coombz]

season 22 is solid so far

 

[FiEND]

i don't think i have watched a complete episode, just a few minutes of a few.. i don't think i can catch up

 

[Dangerdoggie]

South Park issues rare apology for 'ManBearPig' skewering of Al Gore

Seems like they still do a pretty good job making Al Gore look like a loner loser.

 

[Plasmatic]

It's always good to see how the news can spin an obvious insult.

 

[SuperSniperX]

Chicken-Fish-Lady is terrifying.

 

[Dangerdoggie]

It's always good to see how the news can spin an obvious insult.

It's how fake news babies are made.

The joke with the guy in the Red Lobster denying the existence of MBP is the equivalent to issuing an apology to Al Gore.

 

[Ronnie Dobbs]

its about global warming

 

[Dangerdoggie]

its about global warming

It dates back to some episode in 2005 I think when they made fun of Al Gore over global warming.

From an episode of South Park featuring Al Gore. In the episode Gore is depicted as a paranoid guy who believes in a non-existent monster--"Manbearpig"--that is part man, part bear, and part pig. He believes the Manbearpig is a great threat.

South Park's creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, don't believe in global warming and the episode "Manbearpig" is their way of saying that when Al Gore talks about the dangers of global warming he is getting all worked up over something that doesn't even exist.
"The South Park guys think that global warming is a myth just like the Manbearpig, even though there's tons of evidence that it's happening, and they make fun of Gore for worrying about it."

 

[Brasstax]

This last one had me and my 17 year old cracking up. Nice to see a show that appeals across the generations. Rick and Morty is another goto. I was cracking the fuck up over the return of Al. Unexpected

 

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South Park issues rare apology for 'ManBearPig' skewering of Al Gore

Seems like they still do a pretty good job making Al Gore look like a loner loser.

I really hope that the episode comes out and at the end they just shit on Al Gore anyways.

 

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Oh fucking hell I'm two episode behind, guess I know what I'll be doing tonight.

 

[Plasmatic]

I really hope that the episode comes out and at the end they just shit on Al Gore anyways.

They pretty much did.

 

[AnubiS]

Goth kids episode pls

Thx

 

[cancer]

the scoots is one of my fave eps

 

[Flash]

shitty wall

 

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the scoots is one of my fave eps

Was that a thing somewhere? I could see this kind of shit happening in Cali.

 

[Gandalf]

Was that a thing somewhere? I could see this kind of shit happening in Cali.

It's at least big on the west coast. In Seattle it's more about bike rentals than scooters. There's literally thousands of fucking bikes all over town. Half of them are electric assisted. From what I understand, scooters are a nuisance in LA. South of Seattle, Tacoma is allowing the scooters.

The problem is, they are everywhere, and it looks like shit to have all these things just laying around. Some people complain that they are a tripping hazard, especially for blind people, and cause problems for handicapped since they are taking up so much space on sidewalks that sometimes you can't easily walk around them. Customers that rent them just leave them wherever they are done with them, and a lot of times don't bother to park them properly.