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more about #queefs victoriasauce: This episode wasn't funny. Just because I'm a woman doesn't mean everything women-related will make me laugh. South Park is so FAIL lately. Also, I do... more » The Queen of No: I seriously never watch South Park; Comedy Central just isn't in my general channel rotation so I always forget, but every time I do catch it (see: pr... more » Elaken: I don't get this. Women don't just randomly walk around 'queefing' it is the guys who cause it so why should any women feel embarrassment over it? more » Suffragettestream the Office Hussy: I think this is making fun of feminism - the idea that women will make a political issue and fight for the right to do something disgusting and dumb -... more » The HZA.: I thought the epi was amazing. And had greater meaning. Bravo South Park. As if Family Guy would ever do that.... more » Slovenly Muse: I was so-so with the episode. I loved the concept, the idea they were going for, but I think it could have come out better than it did. It just wasn't... more » Jack_Burton: Almost a year ago someone sent me a Youtube link - I don't remember who, or what the link was about... But in the Related Videos, I discovered a littl... more » maude_flanders: I'm enjoying the new season so far and it might be off topic, but Bill Hader is producing... And that episode mocking Twilight (the Ungroundable) when... more » kitsune: Mrs. March's speech totally fit in with South Park's tradition of ending episodes with a moralistic speech that usually touches on truth but is slight... more » Treeless: It's quite fascinating to me that the South Park guys managed to make an episode that 1) amused many women, & 2) ruffled selected menfolk, who wer... more » chritter is a nocturnal feminist mancatfish: The "Road Warrior" queef made me damn near wet myself. "We go in! We kill! We kill them! Be still my dog of war!" more » littlebunnyfoofoo: The Martha Stewart bit made me laugh so hard. I sure wish I could do that with my lady bits! Hours of entertainment! more » MeganGlass 就是一个古代的三明治: heh heh heh. Queefs = funny is about as deep as I'm willing to go with this. But how many guys really think they're all that terrible? Mr. Glass ge... more » Pocahaunted: Um, what is that guy talking about when he says 'Are queefs anything that anyone anywhere has to deal with on an even semi-regular basis?'. Any enthus... more » HoooooooT: I'm a huge South Park fan, and that was exactly how it went down in my house. I saw the social significance and thought it was brilliant, while my boy... more » hkcd: I thought it was about far more than just bodily functions and the right to queef. I've always found the show to have some pretty serious meanings be... more » Green Goth Brit Chick - AlternatEve: Ok, Jez, stop channeling what I'm watching here. That episode JUST went off... more » casi nadie: I've never had any desire to watch South Park before this, but now I might give it a chance. I mean, who knows what they meant by it - but it's sort o... more » SevenNationArmy: I love when people miss the point. It makes the joke even more hilarious. more » JessicaLovejoy: Laughing, riding, cornholing!: I want to learn "The Sneezing Unicorn!" more » -
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South Park Tells Women: "You Are Free To Queef"
Last week, caught up in April Fools' Day revelry, we failed to mention the South Park episode "Eat, Pray, Queef," about the double standard women face when it comes to queefing versus farting. More »
