But then you know screw it, SP's ultimate success is totally worth any possible loss of "gay approval ratings." I've received so much more joy from any number of existing SP episodes than I have from the measly civil rights and awkward intimate encounters I've been able to achieve over mor...

Even ten years ago, Matt and Trey were thinking about this. When the Mole said "Where is your merciful fa ggot God now?" was he calling God gay, or was he calling Him a prick? He was calling him effeminate because Mercy is considered to be a feminine trait. And because Matt and Trey think...

why would anyone of any age group be afraid of gay's? thats my point dude it's not "ballsy" to dis gays because in general they will not kick your ass, just like it's not "ballsy" to disrespect women it's not that we don't want to fight back, darling-- especially when we're port...

Interesting bookend to Randy Goes to Washington where African-Americans stood in a silent group after the "seven words away from guy" rule made "n*gger" sound like it had lost its offensiveness when it obviously has not. The only reasons 4th graders can say F4G as a derogative mo...

Nice try, but the power of the word "f4g," currently, is that it implies that a person is homosexual. This is considered negative by the person using the word and/or the target. In this case, the person using the word does not consider homosexuality negative, but the insult comes from the...

This was a really stupid episode. Maybe the worst we've ever seen. SP don't get all "oh c'mon get over it" with the N-word tho do they? "Ooo we're hardasses we're not afraid of bikers or fags." Go ahead and change the meaning of the N-word now, guys. Those African-Americans are j...