Nabulungi: They’ve heard of the Bible African Woman: Every year they come, telling us of how Christ died for our sins, but everything stays the same. Your Bible doesn’t work! Elder Young: Well of course that didn’t work. Those were Christian missionaries. We’re Mormons! Nabulungi: What’s the difference? Elder Young: We have a little more- pizzaz. A touch of Rock and Roll. And a hip new Prophet, by the name of Joseph Smith.
“He doesn’t need anything like magic to know what’s going down. All he needs is some dirt on you and a bit of psychology. That’s where the real power is.”
Stan: ‘And that’s another thing! Stop acting so fricken’ nice all the time, it’s not normal! You just con other people into your relgion by acting like the happiest family in the world, and brainwashing dumb people like my Dad!’ Stan’s Dad: ‘Yeah!’
Have you heard of the All American prophet?
He found a brand new book about Jesus Christ!
We’re following him to paradise, we call ourselves Mormon!
And our new relgion is All American!
I’ve made 10 good films. The ones that suck I tend to blank out. It’s like I never even made them. Well, there aren’t 40 that are great, put it that way. But that’s fine. Ten is a good batting average.- John Cusack.
Mr. Garrison: Alright children, this week we’ll be hosting a Can Food Drive, can anyone here tell me what a Can Food Drive is? Cartman: Isn’t that when they cut open a pregnant chick’s stomach to get the baby out? Mr. Garrision: No, that’s a Caesarian section. Remember, there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
Bob: “‘With God, all things are possible.’ Matthew 19:26”
Larry: “Oh great, 'cuz I’ve always wanted to be a chicken! Do you think God would turn me into a chicken?”
Bob: “Uh-uh, no, that’s not what the verse means.”
“The view… from my apartment… was the World Trade Center… and now it’s gone, and they attacked it. This symbol of American ingenuity, and strength, and labor, and imagination and commerce, and it is gone. But you know what the view is now? The Statue of Liberty. The view from the South of Manhattan is now the Statue of Liberty. You can’t beat that.”