[Cichorei Kano]

Oh, c'mon, how could he have known she was only 12, she looked at least 15 !

Besides, he never falls on women that old anyhow !

[SDjudoka]

Cichorei Kano, on Nov 3 2009, 05:49 PM, said:

Oh, c'mon, how could he have known she was only 12, she looked at least 15 !

Besides, he never falls on women that old anyhow !

CK a MadTV fan?
Any anyways that was one of my favorite shows for a real long time, it's a shame Fox canceled it

[Cichorei Kano]

SDjudoka, on Nov 4 2009, 12:22 PM, said:

CK a MadTV fan?
Any anyways that was one of my favorite shows for a real long time, it's a shame Fox canceled it

I was an avid MadTV fan. It was basically the only TV program I tried to watch although the last two years I simply did not have the time. I always feared it would get canceled in present-day moralizing conservative and political correct America.

[marlinspike]

Cichorei Kano, on Nov 3 2009, 11:50 PM, said:

I was an avid MadTV fan. It was basically the only TV program I tried to watch although the last two years I simply did not have the time. I always feared it would get canceled in present-day moralizing conservative and political correct America.

You were worried about it being cancelled because of that. Have you seen the Family Guy or South Park. WOW!!! Those shows don't just cross the line on political correctness they launch a rocket over it.

This post has been edited by marlinspike: 04 November 2009 - 06:03 PM

[Cichorei Kano]

marlinspike, on Nov 5 2009, 03:02 AM, said:

You were worried about it being cancelled because of that. Have you seen the Family Guy or South Park. WOW!!! Those shows don't just cross the line on political correctness they launch a rocket over it.

Yep, and it is good these remain. There is one big difference though that socio-analysts would point out: they are not real, they are cartoon characters, and, of course, South Park is Canadian.

That is not just splitting hairs. For example, there used to be several taboos such as depicting homo-sexual relations or even interracial relations. Through analysis of filmohistorical material, it was discovered that the first 'kiss' shown on TV between interracial couples (a black woman and a white male) was in fact in Start Trek involving Lieutenant Uhuru. That too was not without importance; Star Trek was literally "not real", something of a future, something involving aliens and strange 'creatures'. It is not without importance that it did not take place in TV show that depicted normal daily reality.

By the way, know that there exist 'alternative' versions of these shows. Here is the 'cleanest' pic I could find of one of them (in this case, Futurama), talking about rockets ... :

This post has been edited by Cichorei Kano: 04 November 2009 - 06:17 PM

[stacey]

all new South Park tonight!

[kenso]

Cichorei Kano, on Nov 4 2009, 08:16 AM, said:

...South Park is Canadian.

Sorry to continue the thread derailment, but I have to correct this. The creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, were both raised in Colorado.

Some South Park creator trivia: Trey's parents are named Randy and Sharon, and Randy Parker is a geologist like his namesake Randy Marsh. Matt's parents are Gerald and Sheila, and their names are used for Kyle's parents. Matt's mom is Jewish. (Hooray for Wikipedia!)

[stacey]

kenso, on Nov 6 2009, 08:37 PM, said:

Sorry to continue the thread derailment, but I have to correct this. The creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, were both raised in Colorado.

Some South Park creator trivia: Trey's parents are named Randy and Sharon, and Randy Parker is a geologist like his namesake Randy Marsh. Matt's parents are Gerald and Sheila, and their names are used for Kyle's parents. Matt's mom is Jewish. (Hooray for Wikipedia!)

and, according to Bowling for Columbine, both went to Columbine