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EPISODE #303 - FUNERAL
HOME INTERNS
This week, the girls were staying with the
Hirrell family. Classy people, really. Mom uses the stove burner to
light her smokes, and in any given 10-minute span
Dad expels more carbon monoxide than all of Ford Motor's
vehicle testing plants combined. And quite frankly, I was mortified
the moment Mom Hirrell opened her mouth to speak. She literally
sounded like the lovechild of Harvey Fierstein and Carol Channing.
Yowza.
The girls
immediately decided they had to intervene, so they marched
to the store and purchased enough Nicorette gum
and Anti-Smoking patches to assist every single slot-pulling chainsmoker in
all of Las Vegas. Mom said, "Hey, aren't
these expensive?" Why yes. Yes they are. Unless of course you're
Paris or Nicole, and can easily fund Lance Bass's dream-trip to
the moon with 3 pairs of your shoes. Then that $49.99 plus tax just
doesn't seem so steep anymore now, does it.
Next, the
girls found out they'd be interning at Kohner Funeral Home
this week. They were immediately mortified, and Nicole
exclaimed, "I can't even watch Michael
Jackson's Thriller video without being scared." Yeah,
neither can I Nicole, except my fear stems more from the
way Michael Jackson was shimmying up to that 12-year old boy in
the werewolf costume than from the make-up on the un-dead
zombies.
For their first task, Paris and Nicole had to
transport a coffin into a hurse and then drive it to the
cemetary. After 5 minutes of them shrieking more than Johnny
Knoxville whilst using his penis as a dog leash for an untamed
Great Dane, they finally got the body loaded in. En route to the
cemetary, the girls were blasting the radio and dancing to the song
Brickhouse. The funeral home director pulled them over and
said, "Hey, RESPECT please!" So either he wanted them to hop into a
crock pot and simmer down, or brotha-man was having a hankering
for a little Aretha. As always, the choice is
yours.
The girls were then off to the crematorium to pick
up human remains. Some guy was explaining the cremation process
to Nicole when she cut him off to ask, "Hey, have you ever heard
anyone scream?" What a silly question. Of course he has. The
crematorium is right across the street from a Sprint PCS walk-in
center. You do the math.
The director instructed Paris and
Nicole to transfer the cremated remains from their canisters into
urns purchased by the deceased's families. Sounds relatively easy,
right? Think again. Cut to what looked like a rejected war scene
from Platoon minus one Michael J Fox - sand, dirt, and dead
body dust flying around everywhere. Good thing Nicole grabbed a
vacuum to clean up the mess, because the floor of that place
was one spilled canister away from being mistaken
as THE sandbox to pee in by every stray cat in the
neighborhood.
Back home, Mom and Dad Hirrell revealed
they were still smoking, so the girls decided it was
time to bring in a hypnotist. Once they were under,
the hypnotist said in a voice so soothing it might actually
have caused Robin Williams to chill out, "You will hardly think
of smoking. You are in control. You are a winner." Suddenly and
without warning, Stuart Smally dove head-first through the window and
muttered, "And dog gone it, people like you, even though your lungs
are blacker than Puff Daddy's ass." He then
mysteriously disappeared.
During the ending credits, FOX revealed that "No
bodies or remains were harmed during the filming of this
broadcast." So basically, the entire show was FAKE.
I'm so shocked! And to think, this whole time I
actually believed Paris and Nicole were roughing it for weeks on end? Oh well.
I suppose every dream is just a dream after all.
Stay tuned
for next week. I have no clue what happens since I couldn't be
bothered to watch the previews, but boy oh boy, I'm sure it will be
a real treat.
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