Drug Choice of the Masses

BILL LAMBERT

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Sunday, September 14. 2008

Last night on NBC's Saturday Night Live, there were at least five comedic references to crystal meth in the first 30 minutes, including Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton proclaiming Sarah Pailin's hometown of Wasilia the, 'crystal-meth capital of Alaska' in the show's intro.

The long-running late night show has long a been window into the trendy Hollywood lifestyle, but as far as we know here at Blog from The Future Past, this is the first time the west coast glitteratti have taken the lead from the trailer-trash sub-culture, perhaps an indicator of the poor US economy.

Pop culture psycho-analista Gabriella Stompanazi of Heiny Magazine explained the new fad to Media Fool; "You can make enough crystal-meth to put a hurtin' buzz on a half of a Beverly Hills disco with only about $30 worth of over-the-counter cough medicine and a few inexpensive kitchen utensils you can pick up at any Target," she explained.

I hope the SNL cast didn't give any of that crap to Michael Phelps.

Long in search of the right venue for the over-talented David Spade, the FOX network recently signed the obnoxious comic to play the title role in, ' Krystal', their new SITCOM about an aging transgendered prostitute who wise-cracks her way through a debilitating crystal-meth addiction.

Posted by Bill Lambert in Media Fool, Gabby Stompanazzi at 11:10 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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