"The Trip Back" PSA - Inspired Strangers With Candy - 2/3
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"I don't say God is dead, I only say that for many, many years we weren't on speaking terms." This is a lot better than I thought it'd be.
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Oh! My! Goddess! Fast forward to 4:00 and watch her go off. It's friggin' PRICELESS!!!
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@ritter89 About the straight B student,: "I've found out since, that they fused her spine and neck,and she will always be stiff. But It doesn't make any difference because she is a raving maniac and her prognosis is nil!"
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@strawberryseason Believe me, she was back on opiates if she died from liver cancer---which is an excruciatingly painful way to die
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Sounds like most of her problems had more to with prison/legal issues than drugs. Synanon is a new-age religious cult, similar to Scientology. Florrie cleaned up and wound up dying from liver cancer and kidney failure just a few yrs later at 52 (most likely back on opiates administered to dull pain). Such irony
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BTW, this DID inspire Strangers With Candy. Sedaris's character, Jerri Blank, is based directly on Ms Florrie Fischer.
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LOL!! My favorite lines: "I was operated on by the same doctor who operated on the late Jayne Mansfield's son, Zolten, when he was mauled by the lion"............."straight B student"........."she was part Negro, Spanish and Indian; and believe me, she had the beauty of all three"......."Her prognoses is nil"......."I work for 52 dollars per week in a house of retarded children"
Oh, I love this. Those poor kids look like they're mortified. Sedaris even picked up on the weird eye twitch
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She is such a dynamic speaker. Too bad her life took a bad turn. She would make an excellent lawyer or professor.
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@TheJomogogo No, she didn't go back to drugs. She died of liver cancer.
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then 'YOU END UP LIVING IN VANNNNNNNNN DOWN BY THE RIVER"... It reminded me of Chris Farley's RIP motivational speaker....
I don't know why...but watching this makes me want to smoke a cigarette.
smallfrylol 2 years ago 17
Crazy to hear someone from that era so knowledgeable about everything from H to Desoxyn. I thought people back then were in the dark ages when it came to drugs. Although I can't agree that LSD will make you crazy. Luckily we have benzodiazepines readily available today to snap you out of a "bad trip." They probably just knocked you out with barbituates back then when you freaked out. Not that I know anything about drugs... Stay in school kids.
Russell218 2 years ago 7