South Park, confusion, and more South Park...

"Suck on my chocolate salty balls..."


So here I am. Sitting in my apartment room. Lights out. Writing in my blog. Listening to "Chef Aid: The South Park Album".

And I am excited.

"Why?" you ask.

"Well," I say, "because season 13b of South Park airs tomorrow night at 10/9c!"

"But I don..."

"NO!" I would yell (because I am an asshole).

"NO! I don't think you understand. If I could watch any television show, past or present, for the rest of eternity, I would pick South Park. Every time."

Don't get me wrong, other shows are great, but South Park makes me laugh. And that's all I need. Just to sit back, relax, turn on SP and get lost.

Tomorrow's episode is about Ike seeing dead celebrities and Kyle calls in the TAPS team (from Ghost Hunters on SyFy) to help Ike get rid of these ghosts. It is going to be great! I LOVE South Park and I LOVE Ghost Hunters! Everyone tune in tomorrow at 10/9c to Comedy Central! It's going to be great!


Moving on. Today I saw a guy driving a car.

Not just an ordinary car, but a luxury car.

A luxury car with televisions in the back of the head rests of the front seats. That way people sitting in the back seats can watch TVs.

Only one problem. No one was in the back seat.

The guy driving was the only one in the car. This made me wonder...why?

Why have televisions in the back seat if no one was watching them?

Then it hit me! Obviously they were for "on-the-road conferences".

"Don't have time for a get together? Can't find a meeting place or space? Going on a trip but still need to have that important business meeting before you light that fire and curl up in a snuggie?" "Well now you can! Just crawl in the back seat of this luxury sedan and turn on the TV. It's perfect for just that occasion! Nothing else really. So...have fun!"

Go out. Buy a luxury sedan. Have a back seat conference on the road.

Then sell the car.

Wasn't that fun?


Finally, more SP!

If I could show you what I have on my tabs right now on Firefox, you would think I'm psychotic. I have interviews from Trey Parker and Matt Stone from years ago and days ago, ready to read. I just love reading and listening to them talk about their progress. They are a true inspiration.

If I could work at South Park Studios, I would never want to leave. Just to walk into the building that is SPS would be a dream come true.

I have read through 2 interviews so far (3 more to go) and listened to two hour long interviews. I don't know what else to say.

One of my goals is to go the the South Park Studios in CA. That reminds me. I need to make a list of goals/wishes. Maybe on my next blog entry...if I remember...

Anyways...this was way too long and I applaud those of you that got this far.

*applauds rather sarcastically*

I will go now. Till next time...

-CC


P.S. Laugh. Read. Listen. Watch. South Park. And Laugh. Do not forget to laugh.