SOUTH PARK World Wide Recorder Concert - Reaction and Commentary (S3, E17) 

Remember Mackey picked up both Cartman, and Kyle at the same time while they were fighting. That’s at least 150lbs constantly, violently moving around. Man’s hella strong

Mr Hat shud be a WWE wresler!

Mr. Garrison: (answering phone) Hello? Mr. Mackey: Hello, is Mr. Hat there? Mr. Garrison: Is this some kind of joke?! Mr. Mackey: (chuckles) Yes. Mr. Garrison: You go to hell! You go to hell and you die! I'm gonna find out who you are! Mr. Mackey: No, I don't think you can... M'kay? Mr. Garrison: (hanging up) G**d*****!

@@eternus154what?

And there was a Beatles poster in Garrison's room...

Yes, but it has been referred to in Star Trek too.

I mean, are you familiar with Mr. Garrison? Is it really all that surprising that his family is fucked up?

Your father loved you! often!

@@KamiNoBaka1I mean it doesn’t surprise me, it’s just the fact that it’s never touched on

​@downbeatdialga1341 it's a 25 min comedy cartoon, not an episode of Jerry Springer..

Broken glass

Yup, but it's based on something even older than that. In J. M. Barrie's novel "Peter and Wendy" (1911), the directions to Neverland are "'Second to the right, and straight on till morning." The only difference is the lack of the word "star." Barrie might also have used the phrase (or something similar) in even earlier versions of the Peter Pan story. [Also, Barrie had a very strange and tragic relationship with the Llewelyn-Davies family. Four of their 5 sons were "the real life Peter Pan" (i.e., inspirations for the Peter Pan character), and three of them died tragically: George died in WWI a the age of 21, Peter committed suicide at the age of 63, and Michael drowned at the age of 20 with a close friend (and possible lover), in what might have been a suicide pact. Most of the Davies boys were exceptionally handsome (like their father, Arthur).]

But the pronunciation is just like that due to wanting to keep how the original name sounds intact

To add further detail, "Arkansas" comes from the French plural spelling for one of the native tribes, which is why the "s" at the end is silent.

Why?

@@Azurethewolf168 what do you mean, why?

@@DanielRichards644 why did they have so many references?

@AzureWolf168 I assume they are Trekkies. As a Star Trek fan myself I caught a lot of them watching this show.

No, even though they like to claim that Americans are dumb

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I thought it was the Jesus one

@@Azurethewolf168 that one was right on the end of 1999

@@rainbows5232 oh

Maybe but there’s a reason for that

What

​@@Azurethewolf168ignore the gooners, friend. They are a brand of sexual degenerate that is entirely alien and incomprehensible.