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(im to lazy to type Butters! yes cartman .type for me.oh um ok ok what do i type.Just type what i say you asshole.ok cartman)
Eric Cartman was born in February 4th(never mind i dont want any fags to know my birthday just tell them im 9)eric is 9 years old thats alot and his mother was not in Crack Whore Magazin so take that you Fuckin Jew.Eric is cool(screw you butters im just gonna make up my own stuff)Eric Cartman wears a red jacket, yellow gloves and a blue hat with a yellow puff ball on top, brown pants, and black shoes. He sometimes wears a green T-shirt under his jacket, and other times a white tank top. He has medium-brown hair, which is always dyed black when he is dressed up like Hitler or as a sumo-wrestler, and has a double chin. Cartman has a weight problem, but always denies it by saying "I'm not fat. I'm just big boned," or some variation thereof. However, as seen in the episode Cartmanland, his weight problem is genetic and runs in the family. According to anime drawings of him, he has either brown or hazel eyes. However, according to actions taken in The Succubus, after getting an eye transplant from a dead Kenny, he should have Kenny's blue eyes, not brown ones. It is known that he likes to eat in Casa Bonita.

Cartman is the oldest of the four boys. According to creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, they thought it would be impossible to put a character like Archie Bunker

on late-20th century television
Cartman uncapped in "How to Eat with Your Butt". But then they came up with the idea that it might be allowed if the character were an animated
nine-year-old boy. Thus, Cartman was born.[1] Contrary to popular belief that Cartman's name is derived from German war-pilot Erich Hartmann, Trey and Matt confirmed in an online interview that Cartman's name is based on someone with the surname "Carpman".[2] Trey Parker and Matt Stone have repeatedly stated that Cartman is their ultimate favorite of all the characters in the show.[3]Although Cartman is initially modeled after Archie Bunker, Toni Johnson-Woods, author of Blame Canada: South Park and Contemporary Culture, says that she believes Cartman also draws parallels to Jackie Gleason of The Honeymooners, and Fred Flintstone.

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