Fafhrd on 23/6/2008 at 20:56
Bill and Ted requires no forgiveness.
fett on 24/6/2008 at 02:56
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In this case--society has truly suffered a loss. A defendant of free-speech, and an amazing intellect (after forgiving him for Bill and Ted) whom will be deeply missed.
There will be no Bill and Ted (or Rufus Dude) hating in my TTLG. :mad: :nono:
Stitch on 24/6/2008 at 04:45
Quote Posted by Fafhrd
Bill and Ted requires no forgiveness.
Bill and Ted requite only excellence :cool:
RIP Carlin, not only was he a fantastic comedian but also a trenchant societal observer who dealt in the kind of truths that would make one cry IF YOU WEREN'T TOO BUSY LAUGHING LOL
but seriously folks huge loss
Scots Taffer on 24/6/2008 at 06:08
Seven words? Okay...
Never seen him outside Bill and Ted.
Shadow Creepr on 24/6/2008 at 08:54
Scots, my husband didn't know about him either so I guess he didn't get much coverage in the UK.
For me and my brothers, we had the record (Class Clown) with the seven words you can't say but I don't think my Mom was ever within listening range. ;)
RIP
fett on 24/6/2008 at 15:28
Well, definitely check out his rant on religion in the link above. Also of note are the 7 words bit, "Stuff", and his more recent one on corporate airline lingo ("what the fuck is a 'landing procedure' - either we're landing or we're not...etc.)
To be honest, Eddie Izzard is the only comedian to really nail irony as well as Carlin (though Carlin arguably has been off his game the last decade or so). Like Stitch said, great social observations that really made you think about things you just don't want to deal with.
DaBeast on 25/6/2008 at 18:59
Well that sucks.
Can't really think of anything to say. All the emo crap would seem to be against what he preached.
Fuck everyone?
Phydeaux on 28/6/2008 at 22:23
Tonight they're airing the very first episode of SNL, with guests George Carlin and Billy Preston. Just a heads up.
catbarf on 1/7/2008 at 00:33
I absolutely loved his rant on religion. Great guy.
