South Park
So I am again procrastinating, and on top of that, I’m sick. It was raining today and my throat started to close and stuff… so I stayed at home. (Need to take advantage of the times I can do it! Normally, an intern can never just “stay home”), if you’re not dying in a ICU, you can work.
So I went to this site to make a South Park version of myself.
About three years ago, this is what I got:

And this is it now.

( I made the new one not remembering I had an old one). Apparently I like this particular necklace.
Finally, my character was feeling too alone, so I decided to turn one of my blog friends into south park too.

Wanna guess who this is?
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me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha ha!
She does look like Sulz! nice one
You finally reveal the Pagan within you.
Huh? Does have to do with the symbol? Because I don’t think I’m familiar with it.
I love Southpark! (I think it’s infinitely better than Simpsons, hurh).
Thats a pretty cool site!!! Thanks for sharing it! And south park’s running for a record 12th season now!! yippeeeee
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lol love the south park you, and sp sulz is so cute!
Yes I agree, Sulz looks adorable! I made a few attempts with people I know, but this one looked so cute that I had to post it.
Haha this had a good response, lots of people have made their characters… we can have our own south park show!
The necklace bears a sun, which is a Pagan symbol. It is meant to represent ‘life’, ’strength,’ and ‘purity of existence.’
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