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Originally Posted by TheLurker

No thats not true. They enjoy it because of other reasons. For example, they laugh with the terrance and phillip fart jokes, because of the funny sound. Someone who understands how brilliantly funny these characters are, watches the show in another way.
And they also don't understand the deeper meaning behind the episodes from the last season :p

the "deeper meaning" of South Park.

:disgust :disgust

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Originally Posted by uno

Have you ever taken a tour of the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam?

Went to a few museums in England, including one that had Van Gogh's sunflowers on exhibit at that time. Nothing special.

Don't get me wrong. There are certain pieces of art / music / writing / whatever that touch my inner soul as strong as "love" might. For instance, as a young teen in high school, I found a William Blake quote: "He who binds to himself a joy, does the winged life destroy / He who kisses the joy as it flies, lives in Eternity's sunrise". Regardless of the pot and mushrooms I did back then, that quick poem has been very influential in my life, yet I never see it posted or hung anywhere. Another example: I never knew some guy named Banksy existed until some dude named Rand posted a thread about him on this board. Googled the name. Found the website and stumbled across the following hotlinked picture:

http://www.banksy.co.uk/indoors/imag...werchucker.gif

Why that picture evokes such emotion in me that I hotlink it in this thread, I have no idea. However, I have come to the realization that art, in whatever form, is either based on ONE person's desire for it or ONE person's desire for it based on a group around them influencing that desire.

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Originally Posted by psili

Went to a few museums in England, including one that had Van Gogh's sunflowers on exhibit at that time. Nothing special.

Don't get me wrong. There are certain pieces of art / music / writing / whatever that touch my inner soul as strong as "love" might. For instance, as a young teen in high school, I found a William Blake quote: "He who binds to himself a joy, does the winged life destroy / He who kisses the joy as it flies, lives in Eternity's sunrise". Regardless of the pot and mushrooms I did back then, that quick poem has been very influential in my life, yet I never see it posted or hung anywhere. Another example: I never knew some guy named Banksy existed until some dude named Rand posted a thread about him on this board. Googled the name. Found the website and stumbled across the following hotlinked picture:

http://www.banksy.co.uk/indoors/imag...werchucker.gif
It says to me, make love, not war. I could be totally off on that, because i'm nursing a bloody marie for my hangover.
Why that picture evokes such emotion in me that I hotlink it in this thread, I have no idea. However, I have come to the realization that art, in whatever form, is either based on ONE person's desire for it or ONE person's desire for it based on a group around them influencing that desire.

I could be totally off on this, but that says to me: make love, not war. Then again i'm nursing a bloody mary for my hangover.

If you look at Van Gogh's life's work he really was a genius. Whacky, but a genius.

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Originally Posted by uno

Don't know about "genius" but there are some works by him I dig: The one with the bridge over the little river or something... yea, I like that one. Starry night or some stuff...Yea. Dig that one too. Why? Don't know. All I'm saying is that anyone who opines about how Van Gogh was saying some shit like, "See that emotion in that one petal he painted? See how he's breaking free from the current time of how painters' viewed the world," by a few strokes of brush that resemble flowers; well, whoever reads that far into an artwork is insane or a follower of insanity. Painting. Art. Music. Whatever.

And I'm not saying I wouldn't love an original piece by such a painter. Now that would be insane; thinking such a work worthless in my own head when regular society mints it as priceless.

nobody is as smart as me

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Originally Posted by escorpio

Less intelligent than who? A smug pseudo-intellectual that thinks he's head and shoulders above the masses because he understands South Park?

the more you post...the more people realize you weren't born in mexico

don't give away your cover :1orglaugh

South Park is extremely 'ehh...'

gustibus et coloris...

(now let's see who understood what I said :) )

haha, yeah... I agree..

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Originally Posted by pr0

the more you post...the more people realize you weren't born in mexico

don't give away your cover :1orglaugh

I have NEVER claimed to be born in Mexico. I was born in Seattle.

How does one type with a voicebox simulator ?

;-)

Is South Park better than Beavis and Butthead? I used to watch Beavis, but didn't see Southpark.

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Originally Posted by Cristie

Is South Park better than Beavis and Butthead? I used to watch Beavis, but didn't see Southpark.

Impossible to compare Beavis and Butthead with southpark, just completely different, but both awesome!

OMG it's MANBEARPIG, i'm super cereal !!!