Sentence examples for cartman from inspiring English sources

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At several audio stations, visitors can punch a button to hear recorded descriptions of the era, like a reminiscence drawn from the memoir of a "cartman," who made pickups and deliveries.

Playing it reminded me of the gigantic moral panic that erupted in the late 90s when South Park first hit screens and eight-year-olds were voting Cartman their favourite TV personality, and schools across the country banned South Park t-shirts.

It summed up every negative stereotype about hardcore gamers, as Cartman and his friends became fat, greasy-haired, acne-ridden slobs as they go through the endless hours of practice necessary to defeat an awesomely powerful player who was ruining the game for everyone.

Olympic gold medalist Brian Boitano served as an unlikely figure of inspiration for Stan, Kyle and Cartman, with the boys celebrating his skating achievements in this rousing musical number.

His voice loosely recalls Cartman, South Park's eight-year-old anarchist, when whining about his homework.

Xe employees apparently checked out guns they weren't authorised to carry from a US Army weapons depot in Afghanistan, signing them out under the name Eric Cartman, and never returned them.

South Park is set in a fictional Colorado town of the same name and focuses largely on the antics of four grade-school boys: Eric Cartman, Stanley Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, and Kenneth Kennyy) McCormick, although numerous episodes have dealt with the town's other denizens, most of whom are recurring characters.

24's ticking digital clock and multiple timeline split screens have been frequently spoofed, most notably in the Simpsons episode "24 Minutes", where Lisa and Bart join forces to stop a bake sale being ruined, and in South Park's "The Snuke", in which Eric Cartman assumes the Jack Bauer role, interrogating the only Muslim at South Park elementary school.

"Kid Notorious" is just no fun, and when it comes to trash-talking egomania and charm this Grandpa Tedious can't hold a candle to that other Comedy Central legend Eric Cartman.

In a recent "South Park" episode, the scheming Eric Cartman character, in plantation owner's garb, drops in on a college president for some advice on how to avoid paying slaves.