(Yaaaaay! My Fave Kyle Tribute Evah!! )
I looove South Park Its mah favourite show Evverr!!!!! So heres a page for how much i appreciate Matt Stone and Trey
Parker (The creators)
Pics
Indivisual Pictures =)
Stan Marsh
Stan is also quite empathic, most evidently seen in the episode "Manbearpig", in which he partially defends Al Gore
because he feels sorry for him, due to him "not having any friends". However when this pity backfires and lands the
boys in a cave where Al Gore almost (un-intentionally) drowns Kyle and gets them killed, he lashes out and is the one
of the four to bring Al Gore into a hard and cold reality, shouting, "Stay away from us, asshole! I only felt sorry for
you because you didn't have any friends! But now I know why you don't have any friends! You just use Manbearpig as a way
of getting attention for yourself because you're a loser!" This doesn't affect Al Gore however, as he dons a cape and
says he'll go and make a movie starring himself (An Inconvenient Truth).
Kyle Broflovski
Kyle typically displays the highest moral standards of all the boys, even though he lies in "Are You There God? It's
Me, Jesus". Kyle also usually gets higher grades than his associates, and often provides the sober thought to plans or
ideas made by the other boys. As Kyle is the most rational of his peers, he is usually acts as the protagonist to
Cartman's antagonist. Kyle is on better terms with Stan Marsh, although they occasionally argue. Apart from Butters,
Kyle is the most caring and compassionate of the boys. It is also revealed that he has no rhythm in "Rainforest
Schmainforest"
Kyle has also adapted the habit of pinching the bridge of his nose and shutting his eyes tightly when frustrated from
Stan.
He is Also Jewish
Eric Cartman (Ugly isnt he? lmao!)
Cartman is portrayed as the "fat kid"[1] and the antihero of the South Park gang.[2] His personality has notably
changed over the course of the series. While always self-centered and bigoted,[3] he was portrayed as more of a mean,
immature brat in the earlier seasons. As the seasons progressed, his personality became more aggressive and cunning,
eventually crossing the line into outright psychopathy, while his bigotry morphed seamlessly into Nazi-like hatred and
theorizing,[4] as well as becoming viciously sadistic. This personality, from a psychoanalytical point of view, may
have come from his great instability. There are several examples of this over the course of the series. He refuses, for
example, to acknowledge his obesity (instead insisting that he is big boned). Also, in "Le Petit Tourette," he reveals
his true sadness in the fact that he cries himself to sleep at night due to the absence of a father.
His abilities to manipulate other people into doing what he wants have become keener, along with his overall
intelligence. His descent into psychopathy is usually accepted as being brought about in the famous and very dark
episode Scott Tenorman Must Die, in which he develops a fierce obsession with - and later exacts revenge upon - a 9th
grader who scammed him out of $16.12.
Kenny McCormick
Kenny is the unlucky one and dies a different way each episode. He is poor and lives in a run-down shack with his
violent and drunken family. He is muffled when he speaks, and it's a good thing considering what he says is usually
pretty filthy.
For instance, have you ever wondered what Kenny sings in the original opening song? "I like girls with big fat titties.
I like girls with big vagina." Sweet kid, huh? lol
Wendy Testaburger (Fave XD)
Wendy has a head of waist-length black hair with bangs. She wears a pink beret, a light purple jacket with a blue
collar, blue gloves, and either yellow pants or a yellow skirt.
When asked if Stan and Wendy would get back together, Matt Stone answered, "Their love is written in the stars, but the
world conspires to keep them apart."
In "The List", however, Wendy played a crucial role in helping Stan find out who sabotaged the List, and accidentally
shoots Kenny. At the end of the episode, she mentions how Stan has "changed" and, in a near identical scene from
Cartman gets an Anal Probe, the start of their original relationship, she leans in and is about to kiss him when he
vomits on her, confirming that they are still in love and may have officially started a new relationship. After Stan
throws up on her, she is shown smiling at him in the alternate ending because of the fact that he still likes her.
Nooow thats enough Pics and Disciptions Now lets go on to Videos ^_^
Viiidddss
The Imagination Song (LOL)
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=uS4B3tK8RtI
Stan and Wendy
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Iruy4Wjbra4
South Park Stupid spoiled whores (UGLY)
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Y22bCqGuH-o
Kyle~ My Heart will go on
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=I_PbrrcP0Aw
Stan~
(Finish The Rest Later)
http://kupika.com/Toni_20/South_Park_KicksAss
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Indivisual Pictures =)
Stan Marsh
Stan is also quite empathic, most evidently seen in the episode "Manbearpig", in which he partially defends Al Gore
because he feels sorry for him, due to him "not having any friends". However when this pity backfires and lands the
boys in a cave where Al Gore almost (un-intentionally) drowns Kyle and gets them killed, he lashes out and is the one
of the four to bring Al Gore into a hard and cold reality, shouting, "Stay away from us, asshole! I only felt sorry for
you because you didn't have any friends! But now I know why you don't have any friends! You just use Manbearpig as a way
of getting attention for yourself because you're a loser!" This doesn't affect Al Gore however, as he dons a cape and
says he'll go and make a movie starring himself (An Inconvenient Truth).
Kyle Broflovski
Kyle typically displays the highest moral standards of all the boys, even though he lies in "Are You There God? It's
Me, Jesus". Kyle also usually gets higher grades than his associates, and often provides the sober thought to plans or
ideas made by the other boys. As Kyle is the most rational of his peers, he is usually acts as the protagonist to
Cartman's antagonist. Kyle is on better terms with Stan Marsh, although they occasionally argue. Apart from Butters,
Kyle is the most caring and compassionate of the boys. It is also revealed that he has no rhythm in "Rainforest
Schmainforest"
Kyle has also adapted the habit of pinching the bridge of his nose and shutting his eyes tightly when frustrated from
Stan.
He is Also Jewish
Eric Cartman (Ugly isnt he? lmao!)
Cartman is portrayed as the "fat kid"[1] and the antihero of the South Park gang.[2] His personality has notably
changed over the course of the series. While always self-centered and bigoted,[3] he was portrayed as more of a mean,
immature brat in the earlier seasons. As the seasons progressed, his personality became more aggressive and cunning,
eventually crossing the line into outright psychopathy, while his bigotry morphed seamlessly into Nazi-like hatred and
theorizing,[4] as well as becoming viciously sadistic. This personality, from a psychoanalytical point of view, may
have come from his great instability. There are several examples of this over the course of the series. He refuses, for
example, to acknowledge his obesity (instead insisting that he is big boned). Also, in "Le Petit Tourette," he reveals
his true sadness in the fact that he cries himself to sleep at night due to the absence of a father.
His abilities to manipulate other people into doing what he wants have become keener, along with his overall
intelligence. His descent into psychopathy is usually accepted as being brought about in the famous and very dark
episode Scott Tenorman Must Die, in which he develops a fierce obsession with - and later exacts revenge upon - a 9th
grader who scammed him out of $16.12.
Kenny McCormick
Kenny is the unlucky one and dies a different way each episode. He is poor and lives in a run-down shack with his
violent and drunken family. He is muffled when he speaks, and it's a good thing considering what he says is usually
pretty filthy.
For instance, have you ever wondered what Kenny sings in the original opening song? "I like girls with big fat titties.
I like girls with big vagina." Sweet kid, huh? lol
Wendy Testaburger (Fave XD)
Wendy has a head of waist-length black hair with bangs. She wears a pink beret, a light purple jacket with a blue
collar, blue gloves, and either yellow pants or a yellow skirt.
When asked if Stan and Wendy would get back together, Matt Stone answered, "Their love is written in the stars, but the
world conspires to keep them apart."
In "The List", however, Wendy played a crucial role in helping Stan find out who sabotaged the List, and accidentally
shoots Kenny. At the end of the episode, she mentions how Stan has "changed" and, in a near identical scene from
Cartman gets an Anal Probe, the start of their original relationship, she leans in and is about to kiss him when he
vomits on her, confirming that they are still in love and may have officially started a new relationship. After Stan
throws up on her, she is shown smiling at him in the alternate ending because of the fact that he still likes her.
Nooow thats enough Pics and Disciptions Now lets go on to Videos ^_^
Viiidddss
The Imagination Song (LOL)