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Getting off of work at 4:30pm be like...
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(Photo: Bruce Sudweeks. Image description: Goby fish surrounded by darkness.)
She thinks I did it but she just can’t prove it
Eric: Hey Kenny! Are you excited for tonight?
Kenny: ...
Eric: It’s okay, don’t be nervous. Even if you get caught, it’s not so bad. I got caught but I think I’m much happier as a Gatherer. I would have never made it as a Hunter...
Kenny: ...
Eric: How about we go get some ice cream? Would that help ease your nerves?
Kenny: ...
Eric: ...well, I’ll see you tonight. Don’t worry, Ken! Win, lose, or draw I’m sure you’ll do great! I’ll be rooting for you!
The South Park episode “Spookyfish” was, in fact, not a metaphor for Sharon Marsh’s battle with menopause but instead a metaphor for Stanley’s coming to terms with his being trans, with Aunt Flo being (obviously) the arrival of his period, thus bestowing upon him the confusing and terrifying “gift” of dysphoria (Spookyfish). The dysphoria thus causes problems and conflicts in Stan’s life that he himself is blamed for (the murders) and he is also not believed (or is merely being disregarded) when he claims that he is not at fault for what the fish did, as observed through Sharon’s repeated insistence that she “has such a nice, good boy.” Even after the period leaves, (Flo’s death) Stan is still left with the stupid fucking fish to deal with and a mother who refuses to listen to him when on the subject of his lashing out, in this essay I will
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Yeah Stan got shot and that’s terrible and all but why is nobody talking the huge ass continuity error of Sharon going through menopause in Spookyfish in like season 2 now being erased.
Aunt Flo didn't get murdered by a fish to be forgotten like this
Remember that time Sharon hid dead bodies for her son so he wouldn’t get in trouble for being a murderer
A+ mom
