NotAFanBoy wrote:omg nojo.

wtf? rotf! lmao!

If this is some lame attempt to prove that people can be "broken" (which I have never said was impossible), it does nothing to the argument of cartman still choosing to resist his mother's "dominance". No, I was simply celebrating your reading of Full Metal Jacket, which I find as amusing as your r...

handlyhamster wrote:Ok, like, you guys realize that Eric Cartman and his Mom don't really exist, right? Like, there is no debate whether or not Eric did or did not change BECAUSE HE IS FICTIONAL!!!!!!!

So is Tom Cruise, but that hasn't stopped us.

[quote="NotAFanBoy":09e65][quote="JDG128":09e65]I believe I'm done here. We're just going in circles.[/quote:09e65] Yes you're done because you can't win. You're the only one taking this thing in circles. So goodbye.[/quote:09e65] Don't forget to visit the gift shop on your way o...

Of course, Cartman did fake a lot of times. And he tries a fake here too, pretending to be polite while the grownups chow on KFC. Only this time it doesn't work. The Dog Whisperer not only sees right through it, but casually dismisses it. After all these years, Cartman has met his match. And Cartma...

Now, in the movie Full Metal Jacket, private pile kills his drill instructor BUT he kills himself afterwards. He wanted to die because he hated himself. The drill instructor broke him into reality, and private pile realized what a piece of sh*t he was. So he killed himself. I'm bringing this here f...

[quote="NotAFanBoy":858e4]Really nojo, I can't fathom why you can't understand this.[/quote:858e4]
Tsst!

Damn. Worked last time.

You don't care about the truth. You're only here to make yourself stand out in front of me. I'm still trying to figure out this whole "pride" business. It stands out as unusual amidst everything else he says (and that's saying something...), which suggests to me a major clue being dangled. Of cours...

Eric is the 'Anti-Christ' (in a [you]literalized[/you] metaphorical sense). But what this episode makes tragically and unmistakably clear is that this is essentially due to his being deprived of the disciplinary role-model he so desperately needs at a crucially formative age in favor of the parenta...

Magnus21 wrote:Did Cartmans personality actually change og was he just manipulating his mother again?

There's some good discussion of that earlier in this thread (and just above, for that matter), but the short answer is:

He changed. And then he changed back.

His standup before the show was really great. I did catch a few minutes of what I guess are his earlier HBO specials, and I was pleasantly surprised to discover that they didn't repulse me. So I'll leave that door open, next time they come around while I'm feeding my addiction. By the way, just to ...

They WANT you to think he's mexican. But he's not. It's all over the net. Lots of people know that he's a fraud. He is famouse for being a fake mexican. Go ahead. Search for it. I can't believe I just did. But yes, there's a raging debate across the web, with Joe Rogan and George Lopez leading the ...

NotAFanBoy wrote:But if Norman Lear is sincere, he has seemed to reform from his older ways.

I always thought People for the American Way was a front organization for the Nationalists.

True, but we're talking about negative mutations brought on from inbreeding. Like down syndrome. Me, I was talking about ecological risks inherent in population isolation. But since you mention it: Is the current diagnosis fetal alcohol syndrome? As I've said, the anger and resentment are understoo...

NotAFanBoy wrote:I don't know who normal lear is. But if he has co-wrote those episodes on south park, he's ok in my book.

Somebody sew a sampler, quick!