You Know, And It Really Doesn't Have

When I Was In Sixth Grade There Was A Talent Show, And I Wrote My First Sketch, 'the Dentist.' I Played The Dentist, And I Had My Friend Play A Patient. It Was Sort Of What Can Go Wrong At The Dentist, And I Just Remember I Had Lots Of Fake Blood And Everything.

It's All Based On Saying The Shocking Thing. We Used To Have A Great Time Going To Hollywood Parties And Saying 'i Think George Bush Is Doing A Great Job.' We'd Clear Out The Room. I Used To Love It.

Saying Goodbye Doesn't Mean Anything. It's The Time We Spent Together That Matters, Not How We Left It.

My First Serious Girlfriend, When I Was 16, Was Mormon. I Went To Her House For 'family Home Evening,' And I Was Like, 'why Aren't You People Ignoring Each Other And Watching Television?'

It's Been A Fascinating Thing Because We Didn't Really Know How To Write When We Started South Park At All. It's Been Like, We've Just Sort Of Grown Up A Bit And It's Amazing To Just See How, If You Take Butters And Cartman And Put Them In Any Scene, It Works.