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Besides being Cletus's wife, she is also his sister... genius...

Well, if we go on to the characters, The Simpsons have quite a remarkable roster: Cletus and Brandine, the Ape Man and the Mole Man, Skinner and his mother, Mrs. Kaprapal, the cook, the other teachers, Patty and Selma, Nelson, Ralph and his father Sheriff Winchester, Lenny and Karl, the two cops, Mr. Burns and Smithers... but we could go on for light years and never find an end, and the beauty is that all these characters are great... other cartoons don't have a similar universe backing them up. And I personally think The Simpsons are in no way declining; every year I eagerly await the new season (but maybe it's just because I'm an avid fan). For me, they remain sharp and entertaining while still being relevant. The vulgarity in South Park, on the other hand, is a hindrance to what could be a critical push... I get stuck at the first level; it irritates me after a while. I find them sordid and cheap in their jokes, and this movie, in fact, is the best demonstration of my thoughts: it aims to say so many things, but in the end, its controversy is childish and petty, and it quickly becomes tiresome.

everything looks very nice, it seems... but given the low print run, is the record already unavailable?

I didn't know these... if this is the latest album, what are the most valuable historical ones?

the training would intrigue me a lot... but from the references you give, I would slightly change my mind (de-gustibus, as they say). anyway, well done review.

Wow, what a beautiful proposal... but I think I'll start with Plague Soundscapes... and well done, Bisius, always elegant and convincing even if a bit excessive.

And what about Willie?! (and I’ll even include the movie, which I liked very little).

Well, the Simpsons are untouchable and, among other things, always up to date. Smart, sharp, sarcastic, funny, absurd, mean, political, and human... they have it all... I've always followed Futurama a bit less, but I agree on Zoidberg: RULEZ!!! The Griffins are often forced and don't make me laugh much. South Park is a nice idea, but poorly executed: it's a very childish but vulgar comedy, so it doesn't make adults laugh and isn't suitable for children. South Park seems really funny only for its creators. And above all, it lacks the cultural background of the Simpsons: it’s not just about quoting (which the Yellow characters do excellently), but it’s a starting point from which to evolve the series. And then the structure of the Simpsons is genius: episodes that start one way and end up taking completely different paths from those presented in the beginning, the background characters (meaning an entire city!)... the Griffins and South Park can only dream of secondary characters like Moe or Barney, Krusty or Ken Brockman (just to name a few of the most famous).

Why? What have the Portishead done? Their self-titled album is still very trip-hop and beautiful... but then?

exceptional river review... and you're really an expert. at first, I didn't remember either the ad or the piece, but now it’s all clear... and for those who are forgetful like me: Ultra Garcinia Cambogia Review - Created using Powerful Weight Loss Techniques! nice one. but what year is the album? I'm quite intrigued.