Carlin

[Bud Struggle]

George Carlin, the Comedian, Is Dead at 71

George Carlin, the Grammy-Award winning standup comedian and
actor who was hailed for his irreverent social commentary,
poignant observations of the absurdities of everyday life and
language, and groundbreaking routines like "Seven Words You
Can Never Use on Television," died in Los Angeles on Sunday
according to his publicist Jeff Abraham. He was 71.

Rest in Peace.

[Wake Up]

Shame, fantastic comedian.
Up there with Bill Hicks in terms of anti-establishment comics.

[Bud Struggle]

"I got fired for saying shit in a Las Vegas hotel, in a town where the big game is called craps.


Some kind of double standard, dont you think?"

[redSHARP]

i love the man, i will really miss him.

[BurnTheOliveTree]

Ahh, I love George Carlin, that's a shame.

-Alex

[Bud Struggle]

If God dropped acid, would he see people?
http://www.innocentenglish.com/funny-pics/spacer.gif
If one synchronized swimmer drowns, do the rest drown too?
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If you ate pasta and antipasti, would you still be hungry?
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If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?

http://www.innocentenglish.com/funny-pics/spacer.gifWhy are hemorrhoids called “hemorrhoids” instead of “assteroids”?

http://www.innocentenglish.com/funny-pics/spacer.gifI’m desperately trying to figure out why Kamikaze pilots wore helmets.

[trivas7]

shitpissfuck****cocksuckermotherfuckertits :thumbup1:

[Kronos]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy4Tg_uR_Bg

[Comrade Rage]

Heard about it last night. Damn shame.

[Harrycombs]

I heard about his death this morning. :crying:

[Dros]

I’m desperately trying to figure out why Kamikaze pilots wore helmets.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:


It's a real shame he's dead. Hope he died laughing.

[Dean]

George Carlin, the Comedian, Is Dead at 71

George Carlin, the Grammy-Award winning standup comedian and
actor who was hailed for his irreverent social commentary,
poignant observations of the absurdities of everyday life and
language, and groundbreaking routines like "Seven Words You
Can Never Use on Television," died in Los Angeles on Sunday
according to his publicist Jeff Abraham. He was 71.

Rest in Peace.

Yes, he wil be missed. He lived a long life, but not long enough at all.

[Plagueround]

George was the kind of guy who would not want us to be sad that he died...but I can't help it....reading and listening to his material cheers me up though.

[Schrödinger's Cat]

My favorite comedian. I hope his humor continues to live on.

[IcarusAngel]

Definitely my favorite comedian as well. Near the end of his life, he talked more and more about the capitalist owners of this country, the control they exert, and the wage slavery we endure. He also had always warned about the dumbing down of the country, about war and so on.

He used his comedy as a vehicle for his social commentary, quite brilliantly obviously.

By the way, I clicked on that like Kronos posted and found this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrWEfAxnRp0&feature=related

Also hilarious and funny lol.

Karl Marx theater! I love it.

[Charliesoo]

Very funny man.

I grew up with him (on the telly).

Bill & Ted and even Jay & Silent Bob.

Will be missed.

[Dyslexia! Well I Never!]

There will never be another like him but I hope like fuck somebody tries.

Hicks & Carlin both dead who do we have left?

Soon I'll only be able to laugh at dead people.

[KrazyRabidSheep]

There will never be another like him but I hope like fuck somebody tries.

Hicks & Carlin both dead who do we have left?

Soon I'll only be able to laugh at dead people.
Youtube Lewis Black.

He has the cynical sense of humour that made Carlin so loveable.

[Chapter 24]

Yes it is definitely a shame that he departed from us. :( That was one funny mother fucker, and he was as informative as he was comedic.

RIP

[RGacky3]

Carlin, Hicks, Lewis Black and really most 'political' comedians are rarely funny in my opinion, I never laughed at Carlin like I did Hedburg, or Dave Attell, Patrice Oneal or Louis CK, guys that were just, funny guys, not trying to change the world with comedy.

[Chapter 24]

Carlin, Hicks, Lewis Black and really most 'political' comedians are rarely funny in my opinion, I never laughed at Carlin like I did Hedburg, or Dave Attell, Patrice Oneal or Louis CK, guys that were just, funny guys, not trying to change the world with comedy.

I partially agree, in his later years Carlin gave more social insight, however there were times that I was laughing my ass off at his rants. But he spoke 'da troof'. And he was an awesome entertainer and keeping the audience at the edge of their seats, nonetheless.

[Bud Struggle]

They re-broadcast the first Saturday Night Live last night. George Carlin was the host (the first host ever for the show.) It was pretty interesting. Carlin was "insightful" but didn't get many laughs--his even said once, "did I already tell these jokes to you?" He looked kind of high. He did some routines that went on to be world class favorites over time.

He made a joke that was funnier now then when the show was first broadcast in 1975: "do you ever watch old movies and wonder how many of the actors are dead?"

And ther was: George Carlin, John Belushi, Gilda Radner, Bill Preston, Michael O'Donouhue, Andy Kaufmann, Jim Henson maybe more.

Anyway, interesting show.