Super Craig South Park Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Get out of my head you dumbass. Don't answer anything unless it comes from my mouth." We both burst out laughing. "Junior, it was really bad. I thought I was going to die. There were so many other creatures like him," pointing at Kran, "with chains around their necks and legs. They were made to work with whips raining on them like no man's business. The only break they had was once in a day, just for a meal. A meal that could barely fill my stomach. I thought I was dying. That mean doctor offered me food that I had never seen before, so I refused to eat it."

Craig's colleagues, Bobby and Martin, had just finished workout for the day and decided to make a quick trip to the supermarket to buy groceries and some other essentials, as they walked down the aisles, they suddenly saw someone who looked exactly like their colleague Craig. "Bobby, look! It's Craig!" Martin exclaimed, nudging his friend's arm. "Yeah, when did he leave the camp, and he didn't tell us that he's coming to the grocery's store," Bobby said, also noticing the way he does his things,

Susan said, staring at the screen. "Oh, god, Zach, you are such a fucking stud," Krista laughed when she saw him lift Brian to his toes by the neck. "I felt like he belonged in that hole with Chet and Pavel," Zach said, immediately sobering Krista up as she remembered. "God, what a disgusting pig," Krista said when she saw Quinn's reaction to the braid being tossed onto his desk, her arm around Susan's shoulders as tears poured from her eyes when she saw the elation on her son's face at the sight of it.

“I’m fucking with you, man. Shit, you should have seen the look on your face. It was epic.” “Epic was that prank we pulled on Dave when we told him about the water main on the office park project last year. This was lame.” Craig’s eyes crinkled with the memory of the water main prank. “That was a good one, but honestly man, I just had to do something to loosen you up.” “And you thought telling me I fucked up the design was it?” I raised an eyebrow. “Clearly, you don’t know me as well as you think you do.”

Craig giggles, Gregory looks at him, his cousin's happiness is back, and his medicine for his terminal disease is right in front of him. "Do you know you are more handsome when you smile?" Cathy asked him. "No, I don't, you tell me." "Stop acting up, who said you are handsome?" Cathy said trying to tease him. "You are also a dummy like me, you don't know what you are saying," Craig said, she laughed harder. "Stop giving your names to me, Mr. Craig slash dummy slash baby." He titters more, and Gregory hits. "Stop laughing hard; you are distracting me and others are in the building," Gregory said. "Sorry!"