Kenny McCormick

Governments do share a common trait with God. The idea of a government is something that has been around since the dawn of man and has been discussed and debated about for about just the same number of years. One form of discussion is through satire like South Park. "Let Go Let Gov" is an example of an episode of the show that makes a point about people's thoughts about the government and certain actions of the government. The creators take a stance against those who are too doubtful of the government and those too trustful of the government as well as taking a quick jab at organized religions, specifically Catholicism. “Let Go Let Gov” of South Park begins with Eric Cartman being offended that his privacy is compromised when Kyle expresses annoyance at him for speaking obnoxiously loudly into his phone with the speaker phone on. Cartman then becomes paranoid that the government is spying on his every move. He first plans a secret rally. He then posted a video on his blog saying, “There’s gonna be a big rally to tell the government: stop gathering information on us. Gonna tweet you all the details, but keep quiet cuz it’s top secret” (Parker and Stone). In addition Cartman starts using a machine wired to his brain that speaks his thoughts out loud and posts his thoughts on the internet. Then he goes on to infiltrate the NSA in order to reveal the NSA’s secrets to avenge the violation of his privacy. Through Cartman and the devices of irony and hyperbole…

Did anyone know that Cyrus Mccormick invention has created over 4.5 million loaves of bread into Chicago? Cyrus was born in February 15, 1809 and at a young age Cyrus started inventing things for agriculture. His father worked on it for 22 years and a 22 year old kid came and finished the reaper. Cyrus has started a very worldwide and international company that is still known today. Cyrus wanted to create a company that will be remembered, and Cyrus has a brilliant invention the reaper. His…

The most important agricultural invention at the time was the McCormick reaper. This was invented in 1831 by a Virginian farmer named Cyrus McCormick. It cut the time it took to harvest crops tremendously. This meant all the crops could be harvested and farmers could have another job to earn extra money. It was such a great invention that it won international acclaim in the first world’s fair. It was beneficial to everyone. It was such a perfect invention that even today, farmers still use the…

The McCormick reaper in which was created by Cyrus Hall McCormick assisted with increasing wheat production. This increased extremely fast that the plant was moved to Chicago. This assisted with farmers being able to farm more land for their businesses and helped to assist with making them a larger profit. The cotton gin helped increase the production that took place for cotton and cotton became a very profitable market within the South, in which at the same time, increased slavery. Mills and…

An Emmaus boys soccer player repeatedly called an opposing team's player a racial slur during last week's game, multiple witnesses said. The Emmaus senior, who is white, continued to hurl the slur at Whitehall junior Javaughn Hussett, who is black, even after being confronted by his coach, John Cari, and the opposing team's players, according to Hussett's mother, Tanya, and teammate Anthony Kleckner. Kleckner said other Emmaus players directed racial digs at Hussett, though not as loudly or as…

The Spongebob Squarepants movie is a fun movie that follows the journey of Spongebob Squarepants and Patrick Star as the search for Neptune’s crown. SpongeBob SquarePants is a jovial sea sponge who wears square pants. He is seemingly carefree, especially when around his best friend, Patrick the starfish. Unfortunately, SpongeBob isn’t chosen to be manager of the newest Krusty Krab burger joint even after putting his heart into being the restaurant’s fry cook. He is crushed. In the meantime, the…

Who Am I ? “Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.” Dr. Seuss once wrote this poem which was music to my ears growing up. It fascinated me to think that in this gigantic world filled with 7 billion people that I was the only Amanda A Laryea to ever walk its surface. Until about 8 years later on a random Facebook search, I found about four other individuals who share my name. However, our similar names do not connote similar personality…

Before leaving for school, I sit down and turn on my favorite show, Spongebob Squarepants. In this episode, Spongebob is being bullied, an incident that many students like me and my friends can relate to, at Boating School by a larger fish named Flatts. Annoyed and frustrated, Spongebob lets the bully have his way, and since he is a sponge, the bully’s physical abuse doesn’t affect him, the bully becoming tired and run-down. During the whole episode, Spongebob stays strong which teaches the…

Mum shouted up the stairs, "Come down here now!" Her shout interrupted the nostalgia I was feeling from lying on my bed appreciating the array of star wars posters and memories plastered on my walls. There were only a few weeks until I started university and reach one step closer to reaching my dream of being an astrophysicist. I answered "Coming!" and began to make my way downstairs, as I was walking down the stairs something in the atmosphere felt different, as if something had changed and I…

I always thought I had limits. It all started when my sister and I used to draw human figures when we were both in elementary school. She drew pretty one while I somehow managed to turn mine into Squidward from SpongeBob SquarePants. When I asked her how she drew them so perfectly, she merely shrugged and said that she became good when she entered third grade. From then, I waited for the third grade to come. In Korea, there is a tradition of eating a bowl of rice cake soup on New Year 's Day and…