F***, George Carlin's Dead

61. I saw him live a long time ago. A great man, you shall be missed. Have fun keeping people laughing up there, George. Say hi to Kinison for me too. We love you and will miss you

Posted at 2:48AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Jamie

62. ONE LESS FILTHY-MOUTHED OLD MAN IN THE WORLD. YAY!

Posted at 5:37AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by JB

63. he was a true Atheist and he will be missed

Posted at 4:18PM on Jun 23rd 2008 by lancesexy

64. MY SON JOSEPH WAS MURDER ON 12-27-2005, HE WERE 22 YEAR OLDS. HE WROTE THIS POEM ALONG WITH OTHERS POEMS. I LOVE ALL OF HIS WORK, BUT THIS POEM HELP ME TO LEARN HOW TO LIVE AGAIN.

MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY AND MAY GOD GIVE THEM STRENGTH

Death
Life is something we should appreciate and adore
because there comes a time in life our services are
not needed anymore.

A time in life when we are the next step closer,
and if you have done what He asked, the struggle is over.

A time when one passes from this world to another--
a time when we lose a family member, friend or lover.
This has been happening long before our existence,
but some think it's a joke until they are convinced.

A time in life that we rejoice and have sorrow, so we
must change our wicked ways,
because that time can come tomorrow.

To have one pass away can leave you emotionally scarred,
but you must maintain your composure and keep
your faith in God.

So we must stop the hate and seek forgiveness for our sins,
because whether you know it or not,
death is what we must face in the end.


Joseph

Posted at 2:37AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Someone Showing Respect

65. He'll be sorely missed.

Posted at 2:42AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Mary

66. #43...sorry dude. You got it wrong.

Posted at 2:40AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Dottie654

67. No loss! It's about time this anti-christian pig croaked

Posted at 4:47PM on Jun 24th 2008 by James

68. What a heartbreak! Deepest sympathy to his wife, family and friends.

Posted at 2:44AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Alexa

69. #25, you fail to understand that Mr. Carlin was a master of language, that he was a gifted observer of the human condition, and that he was very, very funny. Perhaps you should get out more; i.e., get away from Texas.

Posted at 2:49AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Jonggmaster

70. He's not resting in peace. He's not resting at all. He's dead! He's not making God laugh in heaven. There's no God, no heaven. Fantastical thinking is a disservice to his memory. Yes, he was very funny, but what made him great was that his comedy was 100% reality, not a sugar coated eulogy sung by angels.

Posted at 2:48AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Keep it real

71. hello -we are from canada -and loved the guy to no end. he always showed to us that we had freedom - we could say ANYTHING WE DAMN WELL PLEASED! Will miss the guy for sure..luv d & p in yvr

Posted at 3:32AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by debrick

72. Comic genius...Legend...Blah blah blah. I hate the thought of all the "tributes" we'll have to suffer through until someone more famous dies. If he was right about God, he died just like every other worm, possum, and starving Ethiopian. His death is just a natural part of our meaningless existence. If he was wrong about God, he's telling his dirty words to Satan. What's there to honor?

Posted at 2:51AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Elvis

73. See, now the one about the "anti-Christian pig croaked". Ironically, that's the comment George would like among all of these.

Posted at 2:50AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by Keep it real

74. and the establishment he spoke against still stands.

Posted at 2:57AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by what a shock

75.
" fighting for peace is the
same as screwing for virginity "

george carlin 1991

Posted at 2:57AM on Jun 23rd 2008 by william bonin