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@Corona: on the side of the conflict.

Matteo is clearly pulling your leg..

A new user with something interesting to offer, a rarity these days: 5 of welcome.

@Alexander77: I hate how some people want to force fun into something they don't understand, and this is one of the reasons why I can't stand Family Guy; they've really made me dislike it. I admit I may have gone too far in calling it 'shit for brain-dead people,' but I still believe it doesn't transcend the realm of entertainment, and all those 'like that time when...' make the episodes feel static, as much as a reference-laden mess, they are just irritating. South Park is vulgar, yes, and sometimes it tries too hard to be politically incorrect, but it represents a 'stubborn and contrary' worldview with a rawness and cynicism that I've rarely found so effectively expressed in the world of art. Yeah, I think the series is a masterpiece, a 'thing that will endure' from the '90s and '00s, bad language included.

Now, I don’t mean to be nitpicky, but really: God only knows what I NEED without you. You can’t, at least look up the lyrics online if you’re not sure. And then so many clichés, so many repetitions… It’ll be better next time.

Really, isn't Jurix crap? For me, the cover was enough.

Japan, the island where youth provincial matches are played in front of ten thousand spectators, with live commentary.

Speaking of The Simpsons, Family Guy, and South Park, it’s true that they are completely different: Family Guy is crap for brain-dead individuals. The Simpsons are ahead of their time but can appeal to everyone, even those who don’t pick up on the satirical insights and constant references. South Park isn’t for everyone, too complex, and that’s all for the better. In this regard, I recommend the episode reviewed there by the good Darius South Park - Cartoon Wars (Parte I e II) - Trey Parker & Matt Stone - Recensione di Darius wickedness + total genius.

The skit Teenagelobotomy\Flagelloalieno is always irresistible.