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Small White Dragon posted:No, you broke the rules. No you broke the rules to prove I broke the rules.
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Sep 17, 2015 03:25
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Holy poo poo Randy
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Sep 17, 2015 03:25
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"I had some refreshments and I checked your friend's privilege."
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Oh poo poo they just did a call back to that scene in the movie Silverado.
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Sep 17, 2015 03:26
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Send in Jared!
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SEND IN JARED
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Sep 17, 2015 03:28
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what's wrong, kyle you have your cake eat it, too
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Sep 17, 2015 03:30
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If they keep the continuity theme going, this is going to be a fun season.
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Sep 17, 2015 03:31
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And now, Moonbeam City, or "Patrick Nagel does Archer".
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Sep 17, 2015 03:33
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That's a REALLY interesting episode. I worry that it's enough of an over-exaggeration of what I see on Twitter that some people will get the wrong message and think it's a problem that's more prevalent than it actually is. But I don't think it's a non-existent problem, and it's something that absolutely demands to be kept in mind as we learn to police ourselves and others a little better. And that ending was a BRILLIANT way for Trey and Matt to turn the knife onto themselves, right down to Cartman humming the South Park theme. Anyway, something tells me the guys haven't made their full point yet, and that we're getting another season with episode-to-episode continuity. If that's the case, I can't wait to see how this develops.
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Sep 17, 2015 03:42
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I hope PC guy dies. Its like if dnd could be come a person, he would be PC principal.
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Sep 17, 2015 04:07
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That was a strong loving start to the season
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Sep 17, 2015 04:15
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So principal Victoria is gone for good then? Struggling to remember much about er.
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Sep 17, 2015 04:29
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I really didn't care for this one. PC Principal is more annoying than funny.
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DivisionPost posted:That's a REALLY interesting episode. I worry that it's enough of an over-exaggeration of what I see on Twitter that some people will get the wrong message and think it's a problem that's more prevalent than it actually is. But I don't think it's a non-existent problem, and it's something that absolutely demands to be kept in mind as we learn to police ourselves and others a little better. Howso. Like, how is literally any of PC Principal's stuff not a non-existent problem? Also I'm a big fan of all of this starting because Jerry Seinfeld didn't like that college kids didn't laugh at his 'people flip through iphones like some kind of gay french king' joke.
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Sep 17, 2015 05:12
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Can someone explain how exactly Cartman "won" in the end? Unless it's continuing from last season, I don't get it. Maybe I'm just tired and missed something
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Sep 17, 2015 05:13
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Ha, good ep. "What the gently caress is that, Bret Favre, are you washing your hands?"
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I was going to call this a rather unfocused and thematically nonsensical episode, but Cartman's "You have your cake. Eat it too" loving put everything into perspective. The whole loving thing is a huge joke about how South Park wants to indulge in politically incorrect humor to make a larger, ultimately socially progressive point. It's kind of brilliant. Also I call bullshit on Tom Brady being Cartman's hero, that honor obviously belongs to Donald Trump.
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Were the PC bros' teeth a reference to something? Is that just considered a bro-ish look now? I was a little thrown off by the idea of making frats the PC ones, when they'e associated with being rapey as gently caress, but hey. Thought it was an alright episode overall. I dug Randy's "refreshments" line (watching him hungover reminded me of some bad nights and legitimately made me feel ill!), and Cartman's failed attempt to frame the guy - the part where the kids at the window just give up and walk away was pretty funny. SpiderHyphenMan posted:Also I call bullshit on Tom Brady being Cartman's hero, that honor obviously belongs to Donald Trump.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Also I call bullshit on Tom Brady being Cartman's hero, that honor obviously belongs to Donald Trump. May I refer you to the episode "Eek, A Penis" in which Cartman's longstanding admiration for the New England Patriots is already documented, although it focuses more on Belichick. But what I absolutly dont get is how anyone can say Gisele Bündchen looks like a dude. 
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Sep 17, 2015 07:27
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It's in the jaw, I think.  Kinda Jennerish.
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Yeah, I don't really know anything about Gisele, but she's got a pretty strong jawline, and at certain angles/lighting conditions looks kinda dude-ish. Kind of a "meh" episode for me, but it seems like it was more about building a new status quo for the show. It could be kinda interesting to see Cartman exploring the darker side of hyper political correctness
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Sep 17, 2015 07:36
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The PC frat boys were like the racially tolerant rednecks in the "naggers" episode.
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I am with some of you, I really don't really like "topical episodes", I've been rewatching older episodes (from like 7-8 years ago) and man some things just don't hold up. I think this episode is one more textbook "poke fun at both sides and reach the middle", but I think the writing on this episode was pretty poor. Especially when it came to the PC Principal. I really like the episodes that are completely bonkers stupid, or something that is based on current events, but never really discusses it, the last episode I really had a great laugh was "Sarcastiball", and am hoping we see something this season just as silly and not as current-events based. E: SpiderHyphenMan posted:I was going to call this a rather unfocused and thematically nonsensical episode, but Cartman's "You have your cake. Eat it too" loving put everything into perspective. The whole loving thing is a huge joke about how South Park wants to indulge in politically incorrect humor to make a larger, ultimately socially progressive point. It's kind of brilliant. I really love this take on the episode, and that puts a new perspective on the situation instead of just roughly 16 minutes of Tom Brady jokes.
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Sep 17, 2015 07:42
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I thought making them all frat boys was pretty clever. I mean, you could make them a bunch of tired feminist stereotypes but then it looks like you are attacking feminists or women. This way you are really left with just satirizing the ideas. It was a very PC choice. :P
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FuriousxGeorge posted:I thought making them all frat boys was pretty clever. I mean, you could make them a bunch of tired feminist stereotypes but then it looks like you are attacking feminists or women. This way you are really left with just satirizing the ideas. It was a very PC choice. :P I thought that the whole frat theme was catering to the whole "drinking the kool aid" ideals that a lot of society adopts when PC ideas start to steam roll. e; How easy it is to turn people into social sheep
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Duro posted:Can someone explain how exactly Cartman "won" in the end? Unless it's continuing from last season, I don't get it. Maybe I'm just tired and missed something He got out of detention I'm guessing? TWO DAYS DETENTION FOR ASKING A QUESTION BRUH *puts on sway oakleys*
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GZA Genius posted:I thought that the whole frat theme was catering to the whole "drinking the kool aid" ideals that a lot of society adopts when PC ideas start to steam roll. Same. I also thought the point of it was to call them bullies by using the most stereotypical form of a bully.
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:Somebody tell Matt and Trey that this is not what SJW Tumblrinas look, act, or talk like. Bullies are bullies, whether they're jock-bros or the PC brigade or tumblrinas, which is the point they're making.
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GZA Genius seems to have the best read on it. The people joined the PC group not because they actually believed in it but because they wanted to fit in and/or were susceptible to groupthink. After all, that's what a frat basically is isn't it? A chance to fit in, a group that enforces groupthink (or at least, that's what the stereotype is)
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Sep 17, 2015 09:17
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I didn't get any references in that episode. I'm not american so that's possibly why. Still Randy hungover was pretty funny I guess?
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Sep 17, 2015 09:47
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The outrage brigade has made this episode an amazing start to the season. EDIT:  Some people take this poo poo far too seriously Onmi fucked around with this message at 11:22 on Sep 17, 2015 |
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Sep 17, 2015 09:59
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I thought the joke was the fact that that earlys 20s frat boy douchebags are the LEAST likely people to be Tumblr SJWS so they were trying to make a funny juxtoposition.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USShHXK21ds
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bbf2 posted:I thought the joke was the fact that that earlys 20s frat boy douchebags are the LEAST likely people to be Tumblr SJWS so they were trying to make a funny juxtoposition. I took the joke as that SJW's basically are early 20s frat boy douchebags who bully and abuse anyone who doesn't share in their deluded groupthink and the only thing missing from this depiction was pretending to be the victim afterwards. also I think this only benefited Cartman because Kyle was made to look foolish and be abused.
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Sep 17, 2015 10:20
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Episode made me feel kinda melancholy TBH.
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Sep 17, 2015 10:34
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This sort of seemed like the template of a South Park episode, with a relentlessly "PC" group of people going a little too far to enforce the behavior of "regular" people. (And I'm now having trouble describing that template in more generalized terms because it is, essentially, exactly this episode.) The references were updated but it felt pretty rehashed otherwise. Jared was a hilariously executed cheap gag, though.
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DivisionPost posted:That's a REALLY interesting episode. I worry that it's enough of an over-exaggeration of what I see on Twitter that some people will get the wrong message and think it's a problem that's more prevalent than it actually is. But I don't think it's a non-existent problem, and it's something that absolutely demands to be kept in mind as we learn to police ourselves and others a little better. Yeah, the problem is that they exaggerated the problem of people trying to "police" what others say and think, not that there are a group of people deluded enough to think that policing what others say and think is socially admirable behavior (its not, btw).
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