Watching the Comedy Channels show on Richard I had the opportunity to become aware of this web site through google search. Live on sunset has been one of my favorite viewing tapes but I never thought to search for a web site devoted to Mr. Pryor. Maybe because I found chat rooms not too inviteing. I had the privlege of meeting Richard in California sometime back and feel that the guest on the show did have the respect that he deserves but did not really reflect the true genius of Richard as a entertainer and comic. Thanks to the comedy channel and to Richard for a lifetime of enjoyment. God bless and where is a copy of the poem that was read on the show?
can any one help with how to enclude the icons in the message?
No Your Not Dead Yet M*****F***** and I'm glad
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Re: No Your Not Dead Yet M*****F***** and I'm glad
TURKWPGA85,
I saw a technical thread on the main page... maybe check there?
Jennifer,
I saw the trib on Comedy Central last night and found this site (Awesome site!) while looking for an email address to send the following little tale to Richard in hopes that it might amuse…
In the early 80’s it didn’t take much to convince me to cut a class… One particular day it was a friend’s new Pryor album (large plastic-y cd thing to younger posters) and a new bag of … uh… “Herbal tea.”
We bailed and went to the friend’s house and sampled the “tea” and began what seemed like a half hour discussion on which side of the album was Side one and which was side two… Yep, the infamous “This Side” and “That Side.”
Listening to Richard Pryor, herbal refreshment, and playing backgammon… it was a perfect afternoon until one of the friend’s roommates came home and started hitting on me as he was used to doing, keeping us from being able to hear the album and basically being a buzzkill.
“Anything, I promise, you can do anything to me!! I swear, “ he begged.
My friend and I looked at each other.
“Both of us? Anything?!” she asked.
“Anything, really” he answered hopefully. “and yeah, both of you!”
So into his room we trooped. I slowly unbuttoned his shirt, while my friend looked for some leather thongs she had … we tied his wrists behind his back, and to his belt loop … made him kneel on the bed, and tied his wrists to his ankles… Then we gagged him, opened up several skin magazines and scattered them around… opened a beer and waved it under his nose … unzipped his pants….
Then went back to the living room, had a little more herbal refreshment and went back to listening to Richard on the stereo, playing bacgammon and kind of forgot about the roomate....
Several lessons were learned from this.
* Always qualify “Anything.”
* When you have the bass player tied up in his bedroom let him go before the rest of the guys get home or he may get hurt.
* Don’t pester a couple of herbed up chicks when they are listening to Pryor.
I saw a technical thread on the main page... maybe check there?
Jennifer,
I saw the trib on Comedy Central last night and found this site (Awesome site!) while looking for an email address to send the following little tale to Richard in hopes that it might amuse…
In the early 80’s it didn’t take much to convince me to cut a class… One particular day it was a friend’s new Pryor album (large plastic-y cd thing to younger posters) and a new bag of … uh… “Herbal tea.”
We bailed and went to the friend’s house and sampled the “tea” and began what seemed like a half hour discussion on which side of the album was Side one and which was side two… Yep, the infamous “This Side” and “That Side.”
Listening to Richard Pryor, herbal refreshment, and playing backgammon… it was a perfect afternoon until one of the friend’s roommates came home and started hitting on me as he was used to doing, keeping us from being able to hear the album and basically being a buzzkill.
“Anything, I promise, you can do anything to me!! I swear, “ he begged.
My friend and I looked at each other.
“Both of us? Anything?!” she asked.
“Anything, really” he answered hopefully. “and yeah, both of you!”
So into his room we trooped. I slowly unbuttoned his shirt, while my friend looked for some leather thongs she had … we tied his wrists behind his back, and to his belt loop … made him kneel on the bed, and tied his wrists to his ankles… Then we gagged him, opened up several skin magazines and scattered them around… opened a beer and waved it under his nose … unzipped his pants….
Then went back to the living room, had a little more herbal refreshment and went back to listening to Richard on the stereo, playing bacgammon and kind of forgot about the roomate....
Several lessons were learned from this.
* Always qualify “Anything.”
* When you have the bass player tied up in his bedroom let him go before the rest of the guys get home or he may get hurt.
* Don’t pester a couple of herbed up chicks when they are listening to Pryor.
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Re: No Your Not Dead Yet M*****F***** and I'm glad
Surferchicklet, Thanks for a good laugh and I remember that tea, it was just so hard to find sometime. God bless
Re: No Your Not Dead Yet M*****F***** and I'm glad
Surferchicklet,
Fucking great!!
Fucking great!!

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Re: No Your Not Dead Yet M*****F***** and I'm glad
Jennifer, Trudy, and TURK...
Glad you were amused......

Glad you were amused......

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