No more Chef From South Park????

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ASCE

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they made fun of every religion, but when his religion comes up, then the line is crossed. I dont think the church told him not to do it, but he felt strongly to not do it. Either way thats some bitch shit.

anyway, Ill still watch, they might even get a new voice for chef and say something like he drank bad breast milk and it fucked up his voice.(lol)
 
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timdown said:
i wonder what theyre gonna do with his character, theyre gonna make some kinda story that pisses him off, like chef becomes a scientologist or something, and goes crazy
They should do whatever they want to with his character bcuz that was ill bullshit. SP been making fun of black people forever... but they do Scientology and he quits... fuck em for believing in that shit anyway. I'd replace his ass with "Charlie Murphy" or "Mike Epps".
 

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Flossalini said:
They should do whatever they want to with his character bcuz that was ill bullshit. SP been making fun of black people forever... but they do Scientology and he quits... fuck em for believing in that shit anyway. I'd replace his ass with "Charlie Murphy" or "Mike Epps".
Damn Floss, when I read that Isaac was off the first thing I said was they should bring in Charlie Murphy. Have him be Chef's cousin or some shit.
 

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I can't believe a pimp ass cat like Issiac Hayes is down with those scientoligist wackoes, thats the most phony religion ever created
 
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"They assert that 75 million years ago, an evil galactic warlord named Xenu controlled seventy-six planets in this corner of the galaxy, each of which was severely overpopulated. To solve this problem, Xenu rounded up 13.5 trillion beings and then flew them to Earth, where they were dumped into volcanoes around the globe and vaporized with bombs. This scattered their radioactive souls, or thetans, until they were caught in electronic traps set up around the atmosphere and "implanted" with a number of false ideas -- including the concepts of God, Christ and organized religion. Scientologists later learn that many of these entities attached themselves to human beings, where they remain to this day, creating not just the root of all of our emotional and physical problems but the root of all problems of the modern world."

"Scientology's "Technical Dictionary" makes reference to a number of extraterrestrial "invader forces," including one, the "Marcab Confederacy," explained as a vast, interplanetary civilization more than 200,000 years old that "looks almost exact duplicate [sic] but is worse off than the current U.S. civilization." Indeed, as even Rinder himself points out, Hubbard presented a rough outline of the Xenu story to his followers in a 1967 taped lecture, "RJ 67," in which he noted that 75 million years ago a cataclysmic event happened in this sector of the galaxy that has caused negative effects for everyone since."

id just like to say im going scientologist, the above really persuaded me.
 
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NICKpro RM said:
^^^^^
oh shit what was the name of that show in your sig again dubb? it had some pretty funny episodes
3-South

I got the whole collection on DVD now and have an old VHS of almost every episode, I've been meaning to give it to someone who would appreciate it... If you want it it's yours. Let me know.
 

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EverReadyT9X said:
"They assert that 75 million years ago, an evil galactic warlord named Xenu controlled seventy-six planets in this corner of the galaxy, each of which was severely overpopulated. To solve this problem, Xenu rounded up 13.5 trillion beings and then flew them to Earth, where they were dumped into volcanoes around the globe and vaporized with bombs. This scattered their radioactive souls, or thetans, until they were caught in electronic traps set up around the atmosphere and "implanted" with a number of false ideas -- including the concepts of God, Christ and organized religion. Scientologists later learn that many of these entities attached themselves to human beings, where they remain to this day, creating not just the root of all of our emotional and physical problems but the root of all problems of the modern world."

"Scientology's "Technical Dictionary" makes reference to a number of extraterrestrial "invader forces," including one, the "Marcab Confederacy," explained as a vast, interplanetary civilization more than 200,000 years old that "looks almost exact duplicate [sic] but is worse off than the current U.S. civilization." Indeed, as even Rinder himself points out, Hubbard presented a rough outline of the Xenu story to his followers in a 1967 taped lecture, "RJ 67," in which he noted that 75 million years ago a cataclysmic event happened in this sector of the galaxy that has caused negative effects for everyone since."

id just like to say im going scientologist, the above really persuaded me.
sounds like some star trek shit to me. How can anyone seriously buy that shit. without any proof whatsoever. Maybe its like someone said. They do it for publicity, then get blackmailed by the church.