South Park

It's Canada Day! July 1 marks the anniversary of the passing of the Constitution Act in 1867, which united three different colonies into one country -- Canada! We thought we'd honor our friendly neighbors to the North with some of our favorite Canadian memes.

As you've probably noticed by now, images from the popular TV show 'South Park' often make their way onto the internet in the form of memes. For South Park fans this is great but non-fans need not worry. You don't have to have watched South Park to "get" these memes.

It used to be said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. We're not sure if this constitutes flattery, but it would seem that these days that animation is the truest form of notoriety. Observe! This week, the hilarious masterminds over at 'South Park' took on cultural phenomenon Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson and her mother June.

Our new favorite meme "And It's Gone" is great for those situations when something seems to disappear way too quickly. If you've ever had a delicious food item, only for it to disappear into your mouth before you know it, you'll understand this meme perfectly.

Although Kenny McCormick hasn't died in every episode of 'South Park,' the snowsuit-wearing elementary schooler was killed off repeatedly prior to season six. In fact, Kenny has been offed so many times it's hard to keep his gruesome deaths straight. In honor of Kenny's memory, the folks at Dish Network have compiled a list of all the unfortunate ways Kenny has met his demise. "Oh my god! The

Normally, a cappella music doesn't leave many people with their jaws hitting the floor. This remake of a 'South Park' song, however, is pure gold.

'South Park' has been making us laugh with its signature brand of no-holds-barred parody since 1997. (Or since 1995, if you count the notorious 'Spirit of Christmas' shorts that took the internet by storm before the Comedy Central show launched.) Because everybody's favorite animated nine-year olds have been around for so long, it's almost like they've become real life characters. They're not of c

Blame Someone Else Day falls on the first Friday the 13th of every year, and this year, that happens to be this Friday, January 13th. Incidentally, no one has taken credit for creating Blame Someone Else Day. In fact, anyone you ask will probably tell you someone else did it.

Students enrolled in the New York University's freshman level Storytelling Strategies course got quite a thrill when 'South Park' creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone showed up during their first class of the semester as surprise guest lectures.