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Sun and I had the privilege of witnessing this thing a couple years back…
Also nice
Haha they made a documentary on it
All South Park episodes are now available for free on southparkstudios.com
found on boingboing
La Liga Final, Lafayette Park
Afterwards we all had dinner together at El Mercado in Boyle Heights — see everyone next season!
Parkside Fútbol Club, clockwise from top left: Daniel Hernandez, Moses Francia, Antonio Trejo, Fernando Dimas, Jose Rivera, Jonathan Maghen, Aaron Trejo, Omar Romano, Johnathon Law, Grant Bush; La Liga de Fútbol Lafayette Park, Fall/Winter 2008.
Parkside · 03/17/08
Photography by Michael Wells
Up ’til age 14, I was training seriously to become a cartoonist. One person I admired greatly was Tex Avery, who’s work (like other masters such as Chuck Jones and Friz Freleng) is universally familiar, needless of credit.
Wikipedia entry
The Golden Age of American Animation