okay, i'm back in cartman's room. cartman: all right, stan, just sit down at the computer.k of the oculus? it's pretty cool... but the graphics suck. fellas, i'm not grounded anymore! [quirky electric guitar music] - ♪ i'm going own to south park ♪ ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ both: ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptationn♪ - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ - ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪ - ♪ headin' on up to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ - ♪ [muffled] ♪ - ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meet some friends of mine ♪

cartman, no! no more!is at peace. i must endure. - what are you doing is the most awesome thing ever. - i...i know. - who else would take such torment? - that's--that's kinda what i was thinking. - [voice softens] you should, like, shave your head and get all peaceful about it. your sacrifice saves the world. - yes. i endure what i must for the sake of all humanity. three people walk into a bar. the first two order the same old margs. the third, nuevo topo chico margarita hard seltzer. crafted with real lime juice and a crisp tequila flavor. topo chico margarita hard seltzer. chips? fritos man. back roads or highways? back roads. college or pro ball? college. mild or spicy? oh spicy... actions or rom coms? rom coms. really? camper or tent? tent. lab or poodle? ok, which fritos? that is a tough one. fritos down for everything. rock or country? don't answer that. [chanting] [singing continues] [drumming] [drumming grows louder] - ♪ whoa! ♪ [hot for teacher plays] ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ t-t-teacher, stop that screami

- stop it, cartman. - that's so funny. pop! - god damn it, cartman!lot of knives for sale here. - oh, my god. look! "martial arts weapons from the far east." - wow, cool. - dude, we should each buy a weapon, and then we'll be like ninjas! - yeah, we won't have to take crap from anybody! - our parents won't let us have weapons, dude. - who's gonna tell them, dumbass? - yeah, dude, our parents are gonna be at this stupid fair all day long. they'll never know what we bought. i'll get the tonfas. those are so sweet! - i'm gonna get those killer sai. look, kenny, there's something even you can afford: a ninja shuriken for $1.99. - [muffled] [...] awesome! - can i help you boys? - yeah, we want to get one of each of these ninja weapons. - okay, you need to have your parents here when you buy them, though. i can't sell to anyone under 18 without parents' permission. - parents? parents! oh, god! [sobbing] - what's the matter? - [wailing] - we're brothers, see, and our parents died in a car accident last year. - why? why? why did you have to take them both? wh

. - we don't wanna see them, cartman! - there, see? how do you like them apples? ha! pubes before you guys did ♪ ♪ i got pubes before you guys ♪ ♪ ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ♪ - cartman, you are so goddamn stupid, it's unbelievable. - ah-ha, don't be jealous, guys. this doesn't mean we can't still hang out. it just means that i matured faster than you. you'll get your pubes, guys, someday. - cartman, you don't buy pubes, you grow them yourself. - wh-what? - when you get old enough, you grow your own pubic hair that's attached to you, you [bleep] dumb-ass! - nah-ah. - yeah-huh. - but then why would scott tenorman sell me his pubes for $10? - because, retard, you're dumb enough to buy scott tenorman's pubes for $10. - you're telling me these pubes are worth nothing? - yeah. - i'm gonna get that son of a bitch. - and so i told him, i say, "here, i'll sell you my pubes for only 10 bucks." and the stupid asshole buys them. [both laughing] speak of the devil. what do you want? - uh, yes, i've come to return these pubes that i purchased, please. - unh-uh, i don't take returns. -

uh, they said already more according to such a simplified condensed version, which burn's student cartman for all addictions , this is where the victim is persecuted by the rescuers in this surprisingly, so, in principle, it’s enough victim persecutors rescuers or here other persecutors rescuers yes, this is when already and if it concerns those roles that we began to talk about before interrogation, then this is the main role is an alcoholic. yes, that is the person as the protagonist of the protagonist. so the main character. here there must be a rescuer yes, who saves him. well, before that, there is still a pursuer, that is. someone should give him a scolding to scold him, ride there to evaluate and is priceless. yes, then he must cry somewhere and someone comes to him help. and this savior who will regret taking a sip. well, in the situation further it may be a doctor, it may be a psychologist. in general, it can be employees of a whole ryabtse, a center, yes, that is, these are the people who, well, how would he look for them in order to be rescued and further eric, uh, bern suggest

. - dude, you were right, cartman. your uncle roy has a sweet boat. - yeah, isn't this fun?ure, i do. - well, here; roy keeps the keys in the glove box. - dude, i don't think your uncle'd want us driving it. - nobody's gonna know if we just drive it around the marina real quick. look, if anything happens, i'll take full responsibility. - okay, turn on the ignition. - awesome. - okay. [engine revving] - we're not moving. maybe you have the parking brake on. - boats don't have parking brakes, dumbass. they only have-- oh, wait, neutral button. - [screaming] - other way. other way. [screaming] - jesus christ. - stan, beaver dam. very large beaver dam, stan. [screaming] - oh, dude. oh, jesus. - dude, stan, you are in serious trouble. - you said you'd take responsibility to your uncle roy. - i don't even have an uncle roy. that was just some guy's boat i knew about. - what? - look, it's okay. we weren't here. this didn't happen, okay? we were both at my house all afternoon long playing tea party, okay? now come on. we gotta bail. - oh, god, i hope i didn't hurt any beavers. - dud

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