Ike, Kyle's little brother, is a genius and was allowed to enter kindergarten at age 3. Mr Garrison is the teacher now and they have an election. It requires multiple recounts (little Flora casts the deciding vote), involves an absentee ballot, and when it is a tie they call in teams of lawyers. Jesse Jackson even shows up, but when he finds out that there are no African-American voters he leaves. THEN ROSIE SHOWS UP!!! Rosie is later deemed an identical twin to a huge blob that has assimilated Cartman and she dies in the end. You guys have got to see this episode!!
Didn't anyone see the South Park episode???
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I was sitting on my sofa, crying my eyes out when Rosie killed 'the blob'. 
That was the funniest thing ive seen on tv in a long time.
Point of fact. The guys who came up with South Park call themselves "conservative republicans".
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"[Even if there would be] few tears shed if and when the Second Amendment is held to guarantee nothing more than the state National Guard, this would simply show that the Founders were right when they feared that some future generation might wish to abandon liberties that they considered essential, and so sought to protect those liberties in a Bill of Rights. We may tolerate the abridgement of property rights and the elimination of a right to bear arms; but we should not pretend that these are not reductions of rights." -- Justice Scalia 1998
That was the funniest thing ive seen on tv in a long time.
Point of fact. The guys who came up with South Park call themselves "conservative republicans".
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~USP
"[Even if there would be] few tears shed if and when the Second Amendment is held to guarantee nothing more than the state National Guard, this would simply show that the Founders were right when they feared that some future generation might wish to abandon liberties that they considered essential, and so sought to protect those liberties in a Bill of Rights. We may tolerate the abridgement of property rights and the elimination of a right to bear arms; but we should not pretend that these are not reductions of rights." -- Justice Scalia 1998