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victoriasauce
04/11/09

In reply to South Park Tells Women: "You Are Free To Queef"
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 don't understand how this is a double-standard. Wouldn't the actual double standard involve women farting out their ass like men? When you take two different things, you can't exactly complain when they're viewed differently.

If men made some kind of penis noise, I'm sure that would be more disgusting than a regular fart, ya know?
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The Queen of No
04/10/09

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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: premiere of this season about Disney/purity rings/Jonas Brothers), I laugh so much and so loud.
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Elaken
04/10/09

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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?
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Slovenly Muse
04/10/09

@Elaken: That was kind of the fun of the episode, I think. No one randomly walked around queefing, until the Queef Sisters did it on TV and introduced the idea of queefing as a form of humour. Then, when the women of South Park realized what kind of effect it had on the men, they began queefing with delight at the dinner table, in school, etc, just to make the menfolk squirm. I don't think the show was saying that women are or should be embarrassed about their queefs, it was only having a bit of fun at the expense of men who think queefs are gross, for some inexplicable reason (agreed, it makes no sense for men to be grossed out, especially if they think farts are funny).
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Jack_Burton
04/10/09

@Elaken:

Women don't just randomly walk around 'queefing'

Youtube disagrees...
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The Queen of No
04/10/09

@Jack_Burton: That is some SERIOUS talent.. I feel so clueless, but how are they doing it with such intensity and so often!? hahahaha.
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Jack_Burton
04/10/09

@The Queen of No: Umm.... I'm afraid I haven't the anatomy to tell you... But there are a bunch of videos out there that describe "how to."

Surprise! Queefing videos have a huge underground internet following, I guess - and not as a male fetish - but as something that girls / women amuse EACH OTHER with.
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Suffragettestream the Office Hussy
04/10/09

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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 - it's like they're trying to imply that equality is going too far - which seems like an antifeminist message
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Slovenly Muse
04/10/09

@Fashion Police: I don't think so. As I recall, the women didn't make it a political issue; the men did. The men were the ones complaining about queefing and trying to get it banned while the women were just rolling their eyes going "Why is this such a big deal? You guys think farts are funny, right?" and then delighting in making the guys squirm by queefing on command. At the end, when the men had successfully banned queefing, Sharon wasn't taking a passionate political stance on a woman's right to queef, she was just congratulating the men on getting their way (as always) and being assholish enough to actually outlaw queefing.

Maybe I'm not recalling it exactly, but I didn't get the impression that it was the women aggressively fighting for their right to queef, so much as it was the men aggressively fighting to take away that right, and the women were just standing up for themselves. It was more about bringing to light the sorts of social stigmas attached to women's bodily functions and having some fun with that, rather than making fun of women for fighting for ridiculous rights.
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The HZA.
04/10/09

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I thought the epi was amazing. And had greater meaning.

Bravo South Park. As if Family Guy would ever do that....
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Slovenly Muse
04/10/09

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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 as well-executed as most SP episodes are, in my opinion. Maybe it was just the fact that there wasn't really anything to draw the male viewers in effectively, and I was feeling the sort of awkwardness that happens when you know that not everyone is really into what you're watching. Does that make sense?

That said, all the queefing was hilarious! And I loved the jokes on Canada. Our wine country has three wineries, eh? And for some reason, I loved the fact that all Canadians seem to wear their first initial on their T-shirt, and the queef sisters STILL couldn't tell Terrance and Philip apart! Ahh, good times.
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Jack_Burton
04/10/09

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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 little-know treasure-trove of girls and young women queefing on Youtube. At first, I just laughed and clicked through a few links, but then I began to see that this was a thing of much larger significance - a movement - a shattering of the last juvenile taboo, if you will. I was then quite amazed at the Internet's power to liberate both the sacred and profane.

It was then that I imagined sitting in front of an angry Assistant Principal, and saying "No, you're right, we can't have this kind of thing interrupting class. I'll talk with her." Then, I imagine myself and my (imaginary) daughter walking to the car, appearing reverent and serious to the world.

Then I picture us getting in the car, the doors closing and my surrendering to convulsions of laughter. "No love, you're not grounded, just don't do it in class."
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maude_flanders
04/10/09

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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 the goth kids decide to send the lead "vampire" to "the most horrible place on earth"....what location do they land on in unison, immediately?

Scottsdale.

Where Bill went to school.

I might be wrong, but if he played any role in that episode, I enjoy it even more.

My hardcore crush on our Malkovich/Daniel Plainview/Gizmo doppelganger just keeps growing...
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TildeMarks
04/10/09

@maude_flanders: At this very second, I'm sitting in Scottsdale at work, and I very nearly spit pretzel out my nose. Scottsdale, is, indeed, very horrible.
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kitsune
04/10/09

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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 slightly overblown, showing that the writers are skilled at satire. In this case, I thought that they touched on feminism in a really modern, apt way - that women are rarely allowed to act like idiots at mens' expense. I loved it, my boyfriend fell asleep. And they say feminism's dead.
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angelita
04/10/09

@kitsune: Both my bf and I loved it.
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boxspelunker
04/11/09

@angelita: I wish my roommate found toilet humor funny. He does not laugh at farts nor queefs, so he didn't even want to watch it with me.

I thought it was funny and quite sharp.
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Treeless
04/10/09

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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 weren't even being mocked. (In fact, the irritation might be that they were not the focus, or the bringer of laughs).

That's not something you see everyday.
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Jack_Burton
04/10/09

@Treeless: The episode where Bebe gets boobs is a good one for that too... The boys all devolve into primates, grunting and fighting for position a la the monolith scene in 2001:A Space Odyssey
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chritter is a nocturnal feminist mancatfish
04/10/09

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The "Road Warrior" queef made me damn near wet myself.

"We go in! We kill! We kill them! Be still my dog of war!"
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I, Zombie Normal
04/10/09

@chritter: My bf laughed so hard at that he actually cried, and he's quoted it at least once a day since we watched it.
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littlebunnyfoofoo
04/10/09

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The Martha Stewart bit made me laugh so hard. I sure wish I could do that with my lady bits! Hours of entertainment!
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Adora Belle Dearheart
04/10/09

@littlebunnyfoofoo: I remember watching it and thinking "pretty!!!"

Then I realized that I just found Martha Stewart's queef pretty and almost laughed myself to death
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CordeliaShirley
04/11/09

@littlebunnyfoofoo: and long. hard and long.
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MeganGlass 就是一个古代的三明治
04/10/09

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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 generally giggles when one happens, as have all his predecessors ever since, like, my senior year of high school.
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token_illiterate_commenter
04/10/09

@MeganGlass: This particular guy think they're fucking hilarious. But then I almost died of laughter when a certain lady farted when I was doing oral, so I might be a little strange. God that was funny.
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littlebunnyfoofoo
04/10/09

@token_y_chromosome: I take it you are not a Dallas Cowboy.
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MeganGlass 就是一个古代的三明治
04/10/09

@token_y_chromosome: During oral?? OK, I think that's hilarious, but if I were in your shoes, I'd be pretty bummed out!
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token_illiterate_commenter
04/10/09

@MeganGlass: No WAY was I bummed! She was really embarrassed, though. Sometimes sex is hot, dirty, and sweaty and sometimes it's the funniest thing ever. Either way is totally ok with me.
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chritter is a nocturnal feminist mancatfish
04/10/09

@MeganGlass: To me, they're pretty much like burps: mostly just ignorable, unless they're EPIC, when they quite possibly become giggleworthy.
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MeganGlass 就是一个古代的三明治
04/10/09

@token_y_chromosome: Yeah, but she farted in your face!! I mean, I'm glad you found it funny, but a stinky butt fart right in your face is bum-worthy, although it's hilarious for anyone who hears the story, and potentially for the farter.
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MeganGlass 就是一个古代的三明治
04/10/09

@chritter: Exactly. I used to be mortified by them, until a boyfriend was like "oh, whatever. it happens." I got over it and it's been a non-issue since.
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token_illiterate_commenter
04/10/09

@MeganGlass: Actually, since she was on her back my face was a little farther "north" so it just kind of rustled my beard. If we were in a position where I was staring at the offending orifice it might have been a little more gross, but still funny.
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MeganGlass 就是一个古代的三明治
04/10/09

@token_y_chromosome: "Rustled my beard"...

Tears of laughter.
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Pocahaunted
04/10/09

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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 enthusiastic leg over head/doggy style action during sex usually makes me queef. Perhaps I am a freak. Whatever. Dudes put me in those positions then dudes need to deal with the consequences.
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cuteasabutton
04/10/09

@CocoBambi: Word. If you wanna do me from behind, don't freak out or laugh at the queefs.
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wembles
04/10/09

@CocoBambi: no kidding. even warmup in dance class is at a high level of queef risk. moral of story: i deal with queefs at least 3 times a week. is that semi-regular?
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Penny_Esq
04/10/09

@wembles: Seriously. I tend to avoid doing crunches in public for this very reason.
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Gavagirl
04/10/09

@CocoBambi: Does anyone else do ashtanga yoga? There's a bit in the primary series where you do a shoulderstand, then you have to fold your legs up into lotus while you are still upside down on your shoulders and...

well, yoga classes are normally rather quiet, you see, and...

um, it's a room full of people you never see any other places and have no real intimacy with...

oh, terribly embarrassing. Especially if you are unlucky enough to land in one of those entirely humorless yoga studios. Oy.
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CordeliaShirley
04/11/09

@Gavagirl: certain pilates exercises also encourage this. But hey, a girl's gotta do what she's gotta do.
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HoooooooT
04/10/09

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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 boyfriend thought it was gross and dumb.
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littlebunnyfoofoo
04/10/09

@HoooooooT: I would love it if for a day you changed your name to ToooooooT.

I also love that in the last few days, loud gas emissions from the ladiez has become a feminist issue. Damn, I love Jezebel.
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Jack_Burton
04/10/09

@HoooooooT: Make him watch the dinner-table scene again, he might "get it" yet...

I've never seen Stan's sister and mom bond like that...

And Wendy's outrage was quite palpable.
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