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i don't wear green intentionally so i get pinched

this episode is hilarious, extremely hard on scientology. but it's freakin true, this "religion" is based on some galactic confederation of aliens or something, really really stupid. i was wondering the other night, cause i knew that episode was supposed to be on, but it wasn't. now i see why

the world is mine yeah, renzo...you like that, don't you?

hahahahaha that's great

http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7002807022 15lb Burger Gives Restaurant A New Claim To Fame March 16, 2006 12:30 p.m. EST Ayinde O. Chase - All Headline News Staff Writer Clearfield, PA (AHN) - A US restaurant has beaten its own record for the bragging rights of having the world's biggest burger, with a mouth watering 15-pounder. Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, had already claimed the title of world’s biggest burger with a 6lb burger. However the pub’s owners had other ideas and believed a 15-pound burger would prove an even bigger attraction. Dennis Liegey III, son of the restaurant's owner says, "Every restaurant needs a gimmick - ours is big burgers.†Customers who can finish the burger in less than five hours win a cash prize, a T-shirt and have their name posted on the pub's wall of fame. Not to mention the burger is free. The new 15lb burger, nicknamed the Beer Barrel Belly Buster, is almost as big as a car tire. It’s served with a cup and half each of mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup, a head of lettuce, two onions, three tomatoes and 25 slices of cheese.

nice listening to the sean sladek set now...

FOR REAL ;D shiloh 8)

i thought that might be possible...oops :-[

just saw the issue...seriously the stupidest mistake i've ever seen a publication make. it's not like this is the first wmc... how could nobody have noticed it?

NEWSFLASH: ENERGY DRINKS CONTAIN CAFFEINE!!! hahahahaha

That site is great. I like their message board. There is a thread about scamming the scammers that's pretty funny: http://thescambaiter.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6294 just read through that whole thing, HILARIOUS!!!!

hahahaha great reference, how ironic!!!

wow man that's great congrats seb ;D

i'm planning on becoming a stowaway

looks amazing, nice work!!!

can't. i'll be on a cruise. bittersweet. :-\

i can't wait to see how they kill him off in the show

just bought my ticket for friday, highlight of the week for me! ;D ;D ;D

that guy and his twin are fooking tools. "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM???" hahahaha

true. the show has evolved. plus with all the syndication that show has now, he's going to be making $$$ for years

i used to use that. all it is is salt! clever marketing!

no more chocolate salty balls. http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/TV/03/13/south.park.hayes.reut/index.html Soul singer Isaac Hayes quits 'South Park' LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) -- Soul singer Isaac Hayes said Monday he was quitting his job as the voice of the lusty character "Chef" on the satiric cable TV cartoon "South Park," citing the show's "inappropriate ridicule" of religion. But series co-creator Matt Stone said the veteran recording artist was upset the show had recently lampooned the Church of Scientology, of which Hayes is an outspoken follower. "In ten years and over 150 episodes of 'South Park,' Isaac never had a problem with the show making fun of Christians, Muslim, Mormons or Jews," Stone said in a statement issued by the Comedy Central network. "He got a sudden case of religious sensitivity when it was his religion featured on the show." He added: "Of course we will release Isaac from his contract, and we wish him well." In a statement explaining his departure from the show, Hayes, 63, did not mention last fall's episode poking fun at Scientology and some of its celebrity adherents, including actor Tom Cruise. Rather, Hayes said the show's parody of religion in general was part of what he saw as a "growing insensitivity toward personal spiritual beliefs" in the media, including the recent controversy over cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammad. "There is a place in this world for satire, but there is a time when satire ends and intolerance and bigotry toward religious beliefs ... begins," Hayes said. The crudely animated cartoon, heading into its 10th season next week as one of Comedy Central's biggest hits, centers on the antics of four foul-mouthed fourth graders in the town of South Park, Colorado. Outlandish religious satire has been a mainstay of the show since its debut on the Viacom Inc.-owned network in 1997. The series grew out of two short films by Stone and collaborator Trey Parker -- "Jesus vs. Frosty" and "The Spirit of Christmas," the latter featuring a martial-arts duel between Jesus and Santa Claus over the true meaning of Christmas. Hayes, the first black composer to win an Oscar for best song with his theme to the 1971 film "Shaft," gained renewed fame on "South Park" as the voice of Jerome "Chef" McElroy, the school cafeteria cook whom the boys often seek out for advice. In an episode last fall, one of the gang, Stan, scores so high on a Scientology test that church followers think he is the next L. Ron Hubbard, the late science-fiction writer who founded the religion. Hayes did not take part in that episode. In an interview with Reuters late last year, Hayes talked about a foundation he formed to bring Scientology-based study techniques to disadvantaged inner-city schools, in partnership with fellow devotee Lisa Marie Presley. "But it's not religious," he said then, describing himself as Baptist by birth and Scientology as "an applied religious philosophy." Comedy Central spokesman Tony Fox said producers have not decided whether Chef would be dropped from the show or continued with another actor supplying his voice.

: fairy tales....

for real.

dude your ears are going to hurt.