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These Parents are Strictly Agnostic and if one of there kids doesn't follow their rules they will get sprayed with dr. Pepper. | These Parents are Strictly Agnostic and if one of there kids doesn't follow their rules they will get sprayed with dr. Pepper. | ||
==What They Represent== | |||
The Weatherheads are continuous example of how Trey and Matt portray religion. In this instance they are poking fun at the anti-theistic concept of agnosticism, although obviously making a radicalism of it. | |||
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Mr. And Mrs. Weatherhead
| Age | 40s |
| Hair Color | Brown |
| Occupation | Foster Parents |
| Religion | Agnostic |
| Foster son | Kenny McCormick |
| Foster Daughter | Mellisa Weatherhead |
| Foster Son | David Weatherhead |
| Foster Daughter | Karen McCormick |
| Foster Son | Kevin McCormick |
| Foster Son | Eric Cartman |
| First Appearance | The Poor Kid |
These Parents are Strictly Agnostic and if one of there kids doesn't follow their rules they will get sprayed with dr. Pepper.
What They Represent[edit]
The Weatherheads are continuous example of how Trey and Matt portray religion. In this instance they are poking fun at the anti-theistic concept of agnosticism, although obviously making a radicalism of it.