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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like Website/YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able to be purchased digitally might confuse people as to [[WhatAreRecords what CDs are]] if those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like Website/YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able to be purchased digitally might confuse people as to [[WhatAreRecords what CDs are]] if those eventually go out of style.style.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to the 2011 "Fan Favorite Episodes" interviews with Parker and Stone, the idea for Cartman's sexually-charged Christian album came from a project the two had planned to make a full-length album of such songs, which they would even promote at Christian conventions. However, they didn't have time to do it, though a few of the song snippets in the episode were written as full songs (though the duo lost access to them).
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to the 2011 "Fan Favorite Episodes" interviews with Parker and Stone, the idea for Cartman's sexually-charged Christian album came from a project the two had planned to make a full-length album of such songs, which they would even promote at Christian conventions. However, they didn't have time to do it, though a few of the song snippets in the episode were written as full songs (though the duo lost access to them).
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like Website/YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able to be purchased digitally might confuse people as to [[WhatAreRecords what CDs are]] when if those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like YouTube Website/YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able to be purchased digitally might confuse people as to [[WhatAreRecords what CDs are]] when those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able to be purchased digitally might confuse people as to [[WhatAreRecords what [=CDs=] are CDs are]] when those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able t be purchased digitally might confuse people as to what CDs are when those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able t to be purchased digitally might confuse people as to what CDs [=CDs=] are when those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music. Also that music has been able t be purchased digitally might confuse people as to what CDs are when those eventually go out of style.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: With the advent of free video sharing sites and streaming services like YouTube and Spotify, it'll no doubt confuse people born years after the late 2000s as to why they Stan, Kyle, and Kenny didn't just go to one of them instead of pirating the music.music. Also that music has been able t be purchased digitally might confuse people as to what CDs when those eventually go out of style.
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