Comment by dylan604 13 hours ago If you would then please explain the "kick a ginger day" from SouthPark 4 comments dylan604 Reply phoghed 10 hours ago South Park popularized it. It was known but not common before that where I lived. It also popularized harassing them in general at my school. dylan604 9 hours ago Were there many reds around when you were growing up? My family is full of redheads, and ginger was a well known term to me. I'm much older than South Park phoghed 7 hours ago No, only a couple that I knew of. My area was mostly Mexican, then white, then native, then everything else. Der_Einzige 12 hours ago Old south-park is no longer culturally relevant.
phoghed 10 hours ago South Park popularized it. It was known but not common before that where I lived. It also popularized harassing them in general at my school. dylan604 9 hours ago Were there many reds around when you were growing up? My family is full of redheads, and ginger was a well known term to me. I'm much older than South Park phoghed 7 hours ago No, only a couple that I knew of. My area was mostly Mexican, then white, then native, then everything else.
dylan604 9 hours ago Were there many reds around when you were growing up? My family is full of redheads, and ginger was a well known term to me. I'm much older than South Park phoghed 7 hours ago No, only a couple that I knew of. My area was mostly Mexican, then white, then native, then everything else.
phoghed 7 hours ago No, only a couple that I knew of. My area was mostly Mexican, then white, then native, then everything else.
South Park popularized it. It was known but not common before that where I lived. It also popularized harassing them in general at my school.
Were there many reds around when you were growing up? My family is full of redheads, and ginger was a well known term to me. I'm much older than South Park
No, only a couple that I knew of. My area was mostly Mexican, then white, then native, then everything else.
Old south-park is no longer culturally relevant.