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Ext User(World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™)
30-10-2006, 02:03 PM
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,20658735-661,00.html
HOOROO ♥
UNCLE WALLY ♥
================================================
To hell with Irwin, says South ParkPaul Kent and Steve Gee
October 28, 2006 12:00am
FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out of
his chest.
SBS is likely to broadcast the controversial episode in Australia.
A South Park spokesman defended the episode that shows callous
disrespect for the grieving Irwin family.
"We have offended people in the past and probably will again," the
spokesman said.
"We know that regular watchers will not be shocked."
But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
"Even my son, who defends your show to the bitter end, grew very quiet
and sad, and then commented that he couldn't believe (you) had done
that," marymac writes.
"Try to have at least a little bit of class, OK?
"I mean, come on! The poor guy just died. Most of us are still a little
upset about that.
"It's just not the same as Tom Cruise being a closet gay because
there's some funny subject matter. I felt almost embarrassed for you
guys."
A spokeswoman for SBS conceded some Australians might find the episode
offensive, but said the program was likely to go to air.
"The show is always pushing the boundaries," the spokeswoman said.
In the episode, Satan hosts a fancy dress party attended by Irwin,
Princess Diana, Adolf Hitler and other people among the famous dead.
But Irwin is kicked out by the Devil because he's not in costume.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) said the
primary responsibility for ensuring that programs reflected community
standards rested with radio and TV stations.
SBS said the episode was unlikely to be shown in Australia until next
year because local programming was about 12 months behind the US.
Irwin family spokesman John Stainton was travelling overseas and
unavailable for comment.
It is not the first time South Park has lampooned the Croc Hunter.
In a 1999 episode, Mr Irwin was shown terrorising animals before being
hired by the Government to track down an ice man.
Mr Irwin's daughter Bindi, 8, disclosed yesterday that she would launch
her first DVD, Bindi Kidfitness, which features her famous dad.
Available from November 25, the DVD vows to "fight fat with fun".
It includes nine animal-inspired songs and routines by Bindi and her
all-singing, all-dancing sidekicks, The Crocmen.
==========================================
Ext User(David Bromage)
30-10-2006, 02:53 PM
World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™ wrote:
> FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
> Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
>
> The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out of
> his chest.
>
> But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
In other worse, they complained before they actually saw the episode!
Why is the joke about Steve Irwin more offensive than an John Wayne
Gacy, Jeffery Dahmer and Ted Bundy hacking up bodies? Or priests with
their "pet" children on leads?
If the Steve Irwin joke is all the whingers have to complain about in
this episode they seriously need to examine their priorities and/or get
a life.
Cheers
David
Ext User(World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™)
30-10-2006, 03:03 PM
David Bromage wrote:
> World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™ wrote:
> > FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
> > Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
> >
> > The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out of
> > his chest.
> >
> > But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
>
> In other worse, they complained before they actually saw the episode!
>
> Why is the joke about Steve Irwin more offensive than an John Wayne
> Gacy, Jeffery Dahmer and Ted Bundy hacking up bodies? Or priests with
> their "pet" children on leads?
>
> If the Steve Irwin joke is all the whingers have to complain about in
> this episode they seriously need to examine their priorities and/or get
> a life.
>
> Cheers
> David
Agree with U....The creators of South Park have made a sh!tload ('scuse
the pun)
of dough (hundreds of millions in fact) out of offending people.
The Steve Irwin (controversy) is no more offensive that some of the
scatalogical "humor"
they have displayed in previous episodes of South Park.
Anyway, they are both multi-millionaires so could deal well financial
with any potential future lawsuits that may be filed against them.
HOOROO
UNCLE WALLY
============
Ext User(Newcastleboy)
30-10-2006, 03:03 PM
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 14:43:52 +1100, David Bromage
<dbromage@omni.com.NOSPAMTHANKYOU.au> wrote:
>
>If the Steve Irwin joke is all the whingers have to complain about in
>this episode they seriously need to examine their priorities and/or get
>a life.
>
>Cheers
>David
I didn't like this episode much - the Three Stooges act was the
highlight for me - so funny, but I think they should drop the Devil
he's a bore.. Bring back Mister Hanky I say!
- NewcastleBoy
Ext User(Whatcher?)
30-10-2006, 03:33 PM
"David Bromage" <dbromage@omni.com.NOSPAMTHANKYOU.au> wrote in message
news:454574f8$1@clarion.carno.net.au...
> World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. T©®" wrote:
>> FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
>> Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
>>
>> The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out of
>> his chest.
>>
>> But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
>
> In other worse, they complained before they actually saw the episode!
>
In other "worse"????
Ext User(TG'sFM)
30-10-2006, 03:33 PM
David Bromage wrote:
> World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™ wrote:
> > FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
> > Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
> >
> > The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out of
> > his chest.
> >
> > But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
>
> In other worse, they complained before they actually saw the episode!
How do you know? It's on U-tube.
Ext User(Highlandish)
30-10-2006, 04:33 PM
Quoth The Raven; World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .:**:.
?T <stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> in
<1162176914.628331.175280@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups. com>
> http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,20658735-661,00.html
>
> HOOROO ?
>
> UNCLE WALLY ?
>
> ================================================
>
> To hell with Irwin, says South ParkPaul Kent and Steve Gee
>
> October 28, 2006 12:00am
>
>
> FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
> Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
>
> The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
> around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out
> of his chest.
>
> SBS is likely to broadcast the controversial episode in Australia.
>
> A South Park spokesman defended the episode that shows callous
> disrespect for the grieving Irwin family.
>
> "We have offended people in the past and probably will again," the
> spokesman said.
>
> "We know that regular watchers will not be shocked."
>
> But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
> official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
>
> "Even my son, who defends your show to the bitter end, grew very quiet
> and sad, and then commented that he couldn't believe (you) had done
> that," marymac writes.
>
> "Try to have at least a little bit of class, OK?
>
> "I mean, come on! The poor guy just died. Most of us are still a
> little upset about that.
>
> "It's just not the same as Tom Cruise being a closet gay because
> there's some funny subject matter. I felt almost embarrassed for you
> guys."
>
> A spokeswoman for SBS conceded some Australians might find the episode
> offensive, but said the program was likely to go to air.
>
> "The show is always pushing the boundaries," the spokeswoman said.
>
> In the episode, Satan hosts a fancy dress party attended by Irwin,
> Princess Diana, Adolf Hitler and other people among the famous dead.
>
> But Irwin is kicked out by the Devil because he's not in costume.
>
> The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) said the
> primary responsibility for ensuring that programs reflected community
> standards rested with radio and TV stations.
>
> SBS said the episode was unlikely to be shown in Australia until next
> year because local programming was about 12 months behind the US.
>
> Irwin family spokesman John Stainton was travelling overseas and
> unavailable for comment.
>
> It is not the first time South Park has lampooned the Croc Hunter.
>
> In a 1999 episode, Mr Irwin was shown terrorising animals before being
> hired by the Government to track down an ice man.
>
> Mr Irwin's daughter Bindi, 8, disclosed yesterday that she would
> launch her first DVD, Bindi Kidfitness, which features her famous dad.
>
> Available from November 25, the DVD vows to "fight fat with fun".
>
> It includes nine animal-inspired songs and routines by Bindi and her
> all-singing, all-dancing sidekicks, The Crocmen.
>
> ==========================================
seems to me that the frog faced kid is milking her dead dads fame more
than southpark. shame kiddo shame.
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Ext User(TG'sFM)
30-10-2006, 04:43 PM
Highlandish wrote:
> Quoth The Raven; World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .:**:.
> ?T <stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> in
> <1162176914.628331.175280@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups. com>
> > http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,20658735-661,00.html
> >
> > HOOROO ?
> >
> > UNCLE WALLY ?
> >
> > ================================================
> >
> > To hell with Irwin, says South ParkPaul Kent and Steve Gee
> >
> > October 28, 2006 12:00am
> >
> >
> > FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
> > Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
> >
> > The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
> > around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out
> > of his chest.
> >
> > SBS is likely to broadcast the controversial episode in Australia.
> >
> > A South Park spokesman defended the episode that shows callous
> > disrespect for the grieving Irwin family.
> >
> > "We have offended people in the past and probably will again," the
> > spokesman said.
> >
> > "We know that regular watchers will not be shocked."
> >
> > But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
> > official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
> >
> > "Even my son, who defends your show to the bitter end, grew very quiet
> > and sad, and then commented that he couldn't believe (you) had done
> > that," marymac writes.
> >
> > "Try to have at least a little bit of class, OK?
> >
> > "I mean, come on! The poor guy just died. Most of us are still a
> > little upset about that.
> >
> > "It's just not the same as Tom Cruise being a closet gay because
> > there's some funny subject matter. I felt almost embarrassed for you
> > guys."
> >
> > A spokeswoman for SBS conceded some Australians might find the episode
> > offensive, but said the program was likely to go to air.
> >
> > "The show is always pushing the boundaries," the spokeswoman said.
> >
> > In the episode, Satan hosts a fancy dress party attended by Irwin,
> > Princess Diana, Adolf Hitler and other people among the famous dead.
> >
> > But Irwin is kicked out by the Devil because he's not in costume.
> >
> > The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) said the
> > primary responsibility for ensuring that programs reflected community
> > standards rested with radio and TV stations.
> >
> > SBS said the episode was unlikely to be shown in Australia until next
> > year because local programming was about 12 months behind the US.
> >
> > Irwin family spokesman John Stainton was travelling overseas and
> > unavailable for comment.
> >
> > It is not the first time South Park has lampooned the Croc Hunter.
> >
> > In a 1999 episode, Mr Irwin was shown terrorising animals before being
> > hired by the Government to track down an ice man.
> >
> > Mr Irwin's daughter Bindi, 8, disclosed yesterday that she would
> > launch her first DVD, Bindi Kidfitness, which features her famous dad.
> >
> > Available from November 25, the DVD vows to "fight fat with fun".
> >
> > It includes nine animal-inspired songs and routines by Bindi and her
> > all-singing, all-dancing sidekicks, The Crocmen.
> >
> > ==========================================
>
> seems to me that the frog faced kid is milking her dead dads fame more
> than southpark. shame kiddo shame.
Seems to me that you are totally unaware that Bindi was a television
super-star LONG before Peter Brock and Steve Irwin died.
Ext User(Mr Hanky the Christmas Jobby .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™)
30-10-2006, 07:13 PM
Newcastleboy wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 14:43:52 +1100, David Bromage
> <dbromage@omni.com.NOSPAMTHANKYOU.au> wrote:
>
>
> >
> >If the Steve Irwin joke is all the whingers have to complain about in
> >this episode they seriously need to examine their priorities and/or get
> >a life.
> >
> >Cheers
> >David
>
> I didn't like this episode much - the Three Stooges act was the
> highlight for me - so funny, but I think they should drop the Devil
> he's a bore.. Bring back Mister Hanky I say!
Howdy ho, boyz & galz !!!!
Your wish iz my command !!!
http://www.deeplake.com/southpark/mrhanky.gif
HOOROO
UNCLE WALLY
----0----
>
> - NewcastleBoy
Ext User(Mr Hanky the Christmas Jobby .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™)
30-10-2006, 07:33 PM
HOOROO ♥
UNCLE WALLY ♥
=============
http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=24176
Steve Irwin's Wife 'Devastated' By South Park Lampooning
She worries her kids will see it...
By: Chris Taylor on
Steve Irwin’s widow is said to be “devastated” after learning her
late husband has been lampooned by South Park.
Terri Irwin is said to be concerned her two young children will see the
episode, made just two years after his death from a stingray barb -
which Australian channel SBS say they will broadcast in the next two
years.
A friend of Terri is quoted as saying, “Terri is devastated Steve is
being mocked in such a cruel way. Her worry is that Bindi and Bob will
see it and break down.
"Steve had as big a sense of humour as anyone, but this goes too far
too soon."
Steve’s British naturalist pal Mark Amey has also slammed the
satirical American cartoon comedy, dubbing it “distasteful s***”.
He says, “My message to people is don't watch the show. It's
distasteful s**t. Let's hope none of Steve's fans who keep poisonous
animals happen to find the addresses of those behind the show and leave
them a nice surprise."
Perhaps not the wisest words considering Irwin fans supposedly tracked
down and maimed stingrays following the TV star’s tragic accident.
www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=24176
Ext User(Mr Hanky the Christmas Jobby .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™)
30-10-2006, 07:33 PM
The article from this website got the time-frame wrong after Steve
Irwin's death....should be two months *not*
years.....
CORRECTED VERSION BELOW:
HOOROO ♥
UNCLE WALLY ♥
=============
http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=24176
Steve Irwin's Wife 'Devastated' By South Park Lampooning
She worries her kids will see it...
By: Chris Taylor on
Steve Irwin’s widow is said to be “devastated” after learning her
late husband has been lampooned by South Park.
Terri Irwin is said to be concerned her two young children will see the
episode, made just two MONTHS after his death from a stingray barb -
which Australian channel SBS say they will broadcast in the next two
years.
A friend of Terri is quoted as saying, “Terri is devastated Steve is
being mocked in such a cruel way. Her worry is that Bindi and Bob will
see it and break down.
"Steve had as big a sense of humour as anyone, but this goes too far
too soon."
Steve’s British naturalist pal Mark Amey has also slammed the
satirical American cartoon comedy, dubbing it “distasteful s***”.
He says, “My message to people is don't watch the show. It's
distasteful s**t. Let's hope none of Steve's fans who keep poisonous
animals happen to find the addresses of those behind the show and leave
them a nice surprise."
Perhaps not the wisest words considering Irwin fans supposedly tracked
down and maimed stingrays following the TV star’s tragic accident.
www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=24176
Ext User(David J Richardson)
30-10-2006, 08:53 PM
In article <1162196939.763136.77090@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.c om>,
"Mr Hanky the Christmas Jobby .�:*ｬｬ*:�. ♥©ｨｪ"
<stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> The article from this website got the time-frame wrong after Steve
> Irwin's death....should be two months *not* years.....
In related news, the media didn't find the appearance of Gandhi in said
episode offensive, or the little naked boys on leashes accompanying the
clergy. Slooooooow news day, apparently.
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Ext User(lynx)
30-10-2006, 09:13 PM
World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™ wrote:
> David Bromage wrote:
>
>> World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .·:*¨¨*:·. ♥©®™ wrote:
>>
>>> FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
>>> Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
>>>
>>> The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
>>>
>> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>
>>> around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out of
>>> his chest.
>>>
>>> But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
>>>
>> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>
>>> official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
>>>
>> In other worse, they complained before they actually saw the episode!
>>
>> Why is the joke about Steve Irwin more offensive than an John Wayne
>> Gacy, Jeffery Dahmer and Ted Bundy hacking up bodies? Or priests with
>> their "pet" children on leads?
>>
>> If the Steve Irwin joke is all the whingers have to complain about in
>> this episode they seriously need to examine their priorities and/or get
>> a life.
>>
>> Cheers
>> David
>>
>
> Agree with U....The creators of South Park have made a sh!tload ('scuse
> the pun)
> of dough (hundreds of millions in fact) out of offending people.
>
> The Steve Irwin (controversy) is no more offensive that some of the
> scatalogical "humor"
> they have displayed in previous episodes of South Park.
>
> Anyway, they are both multi-millionaires so could deal well financial
> with any potential future lawsuits that may be filed against them.
>
Good! Let's lodge a class action lawsuit on behalf of aus.tvers
> HOOROO
>
> UNCLE WALLY
>
> ============
>
>
--
rgds,
Pete
=====
http://pw352.blogspot.com/
'All questions about God are most easily explained by God's non-existence'
Ext User(lynx)
30-10-2006, 09:13 PM
TG'sFM wrote:
> Highlandish wrote:
>
>> Quoth The Raven; World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .:**:.
>> ?T <stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> in
>> <1162176914.628331.175280@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups. com>
>>
>>> http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,20658735-661,00.html
>>>
>>> HOOROO ?
>>>
>>> UNCLE WALLY ?
>>>
>>> ================================================
>>>
>>> To hell with Irwin, says South ParkPaul Kent and Steve Gee
>>>
>>> October 28, 2006 12:00am
>>>
>>>
>>> FURY has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South
>>> Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.
>>>
>>> The episode, to be shown in the US next week, shows Irwin walking
>>> around a fancy dress party in hell with a stingray barb sticking out
>>> of his chest.
>>>
>>> SBS is likely to broadcast the controversial episode in Australia.
>>>
>>> A South Park spokesman defended the episode that shows callous
>>> disrespect for the grieving Irwin family.
>>>
>>> "We have offended people in the past and probably will again," the
>>> spokesman said.
>>>
>>> "We know that regular watchers will not be shocked."
>>>
>>> But one regular US viewer who felt compelled to post an entry on the
>>> official South park website said the creators had "sunk to new lows".
>>>
>>> "Even my son, who defends your show to the bitter end, grew very quiet
>>> and sad, and then commented that he couldn't believe (you) had done
>>> that," marymac writes.
>>>
>>> "Try to have at least a little bit of class, OK?
>>>
>>> "I mean, come on! The poor guy just died. Most of us are still a
>>> little upset about that.
>>>
>>> "It's just not the same as Tom Cruise being a closet gay because
>>> there's some funny subject matter. I felt almost embarrassed for you
>>> guys."
>>>
>>> A spokeswoman for SBS conceded some Australians might find the episode
>>> offensive, but said the program was likely to go to air.
>>>
>>> "The show is always pushing the boundaries," the spokeswoman said.
>>>
>>> In the episode, Satan hosts a fancy dress party attended by Irwin,
>>> Princess Diana, Adolf Hitler and other people among the famous dead.
>>>
>>> But Irwin is kicked out by the Devil because he's not in costume.
>>>
>>> The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) said the
>>> primary responsibility for ensuring that programs reflected community
>>> standards rested with radio and TV stations.
>>>
>>> SBS said the episode was unlikely to be shown in Australia until next
>>> year because local programming was about 12 months behind the US.
>>>
>>> Irwin family spokesman John Stainton was travelling overseas and
>>> unavailable for comment.
>>>
>>> It is not the first time South Park has lampooned the Croc Hunter.
>>>
>>> In a 1999 episode, Mr Irwin was shown terrorising animals before being
>>> hired by the Government to track down an ice man.
>>>
>>> Mr Irwin's daughter Bindi, 8, disclosed yesterday that she would
>>> launch her first DVD, Bindi Kidfitness, which features her famous dad.
>>>
>>> Available from November 25, the DVD vows to "fight fat with fun".
>>>
>>> It includes nine animal-inspired songs and routines by Bindi and her
>>> all-singing, all-dancing sidekicks, The Crocmen.
>>>
>>> ==========================================
>>>
>> seems to me that the frog faced kid is milking her dead dads fame more
>> than southpark. shame kiddo shame.
>>
>
> Seems to me that you are totally unaware that Bindi was a television
> super-star LONG before Peter Brock and Steve Irwin died.
>
What, pray tell, is the relevance of Peter Brocks demise in this context?
--
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Pete
=====
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Ext User(Highlandish)
30-10-2006, 09:53 PM
Quoth The Raven; World War III 2007 --The Last 2000 Days .:**:.
?T <stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> in
<1162176914.628331.175280@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups. com>
> http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,20658735-661,00.html
the Denton Show introduction with characters dancing and falling to some
quick end has Steve Irwin in there, this appears more offensive than the
SP ep
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Ext User(tom)
31-10-2006, 10:23 PM
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 20:43:48 +1000, David J Richardson
<davidj@richardson.name> wrote:
>In article <1162196939.763136.77090@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.c om>,
> "Mr Hanky the Christmas Jobby .�:*ｬｬ*:�. ♥©ｨｪ"
> <stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
>> The article from this website got the time-frame wrong after Steve
>> Irwin's death....should be two months *not* years.....
>
>In related news, the media didn't find the appearance of Gandhi in said
>episode offensive, or the little naked boys on leashes accompanying the
>clergy. Slooooooow news day, apparently.
Gandhi era was many years ago.
Steve's only just passed on. Bit sick to capitlize on this.
Sue the pricks.
Ext User(Fozzi)
04-12-2006, 09:23 AM
"TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:1162186772.030312.4280@k70g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
Seems to me that you are totally unaware that Bindi was a television
super-star LONG before Peter Brock and Steve Irwin died.
by definition, the second fiddle in an act is not a super-star, and i agree
with the previous poster, bindy and that septic mother of hers are milkin it
for all it is worth.
BUT
good luck to them, the guy was a grade 1 fuckwit he is not entitled to
anyones respect, dead or alive
cheers
Fozzi
Ext User(Fozzi)
04-12-2006, 09:33 AM
"tom" <tom@no.spam.com> wrote in message
news:ssbek2dpocc8jnrecfr93aqdmbklmadq60@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 20:43:48 +1000, David J Richardson
> <davidj@richardson.name> wrote:
>
>>In article <1162196939.763136.77090@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.c om>,
>> "Mr Hanky the Christmas Jobby .�:*ｬｬ*:�. T©ｨｪ"
>> <stargatedecember2012@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>>
>>> The article from this website got the time-frame wrong after Steve
>>> Irwin's death....should be two months *not* years.....
>>
>>In related news, the media didn't find the appearance of Gandhi in said
>>episode offensive, or the little naked boys on leashes accompanying the
>>clergy. Slooooooow news day, apparently.
>
> Gandhi era was many years ago.
> Steve's only just passed on. Bit sick to capitlize on this.
> Sue the pricks.
>
Gandhi was a person who worked primarily for the benefit of others, irwin
worked primarily for the sake of his own pocket there is no comparison, yes
it is tasteless to lampoon either, but (and note i dont even like south
park) tasteless is what this show does, if people turn on and get offended
thats their own damned fault. The situation is practically identical to the
idiots who walk into a strip club and complain about seeing naked women.
cheers
Fozzi
Ext User(TG'sFM)
04-12-2006, 09:33 AM
Fozzi wrote:
> "TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
> news:1162186772.030312.4280@k70g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
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>
> Seems to me that you are totally unaware that Bindi was a television
> super-star LONG before Peter Brock and Steve Irwin died.
>
>
> by definition, the second fiddle in an act is not a super-star, and i agree
> with the previous poster, bindy and that septic mother of hers are milkin it
> for all it is worth.
Second fiddle? She had her own show you moron. Her father was second
fiddle in that show. It was Bindi's show that he was filming for when
he died in the shark attack.
Ext User(Fozzi)
04-12-2006, 02:13 PM
"TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
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> Fozzi wrote:
>> "TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
>> news:1162186772.030312.4280@k70g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
>>
>>
>> Seems to me that you are totally unaware that Bindi was a television
>> super-star LONG before Peter Brock and Steve Irwin died.
>>
>>
>> by definition, the second fiddle in an act is not a super-star, and i
>> agree
>> with the previous poster, bindy and that septic mother of hers are milkin
>> it
>> for all it is worth.
>
> Second fiddle? She had her own show you moron. Her father was second
> fiddle in that show. It was Bindi's show that he was filming for when
> he died in the shark attack.
did she pay the bills, no
is she the executive producer, no
does she personally own the copyright, no
so under what definition does she have her 'own' show, pray tell
she may appear on the show, (child labour, more evidence of steve and terry
being abusive and exploitative parents) but that doesnt make it *her* show,
next you'll be telling me that cartoon connection was anne marie's show, or
totally wild is stacy's show.
I must admit to being a little shocked TG, you are not usually sucked in by
marketing hype or popular misunderstandings of reality, yet marketing hype
is the only way it can be even remotely described as her show.
cheers
Fozzi
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