RIP George Carlin.

[Lethe78]

I woke up this morning to find that George Carlin died. Very funny man who I had the opportunity of see live back in '99.

Not Katatonia related, but I didn't think anyone would mind.... this aint the Opeth forum, lol.

 

[BlueSky]

Truly sad news, but the laughter will live on forever.

R.I.P.

 

[Lisra]

That is really sad..

He was one of the greatest comedy minds ever and with Bill Hicks my favorite ever.

RIP George. You were a god among men.

 

[Phoenix5]

Wow, he was a great comedian.

Crazy.

 

[griev0r]

Oh man this sucks. I hate stand-up but I always watched his specials, he was hilarious.. What happened to him?

 

[Lisra]

heart failure. am I mistaken or is this what gets most of us?

 

[BlueSky]

I don't think most people die of heart failure.

 

[Bleak Eyes]

I love George. I am mad because I had a couple of opportunities to see him before and I never did. The laughs will never die though. Rest well, George.

 

[LifeDepraved]

The true all American antichrist has died. R.I.P.

 

[Bleak Eyes]

Oh yeah, when I was taking my first flight to Sweden for the Melloboat cruise a couple of months ago, the first thing that I listened to on my ipod was his Airline Announcements bit. Classic.

 

[MiniMoose]

Damn! How old was he?

He was one of the best..at least in his comedy genre. At least we have Doug Stanhope left.

Cancer and heart failure gets a lot of us...in the end. Mostly because we sit too much on our ass and eat the wrong food over and over again.

Just eat your vegetables and omega 3 and you're good on your way to doing something right..and yes, keep away from the damned fast carbs (damn you sugar!!) if you're not working out a lot. Oh yes, working out is the best medicine. Drastically reduces your chance of getting cancer and heart diseases. Of course...you can never be sure about cancer.

RIP Carlin!

 

[Lisra]

"How to work out, eat fresh and die anyway"
-Carlin

 

[MiniMoose]

"How to work out, eat fresh and die anyway"
-Carlin

Yea, hehe...touche!

 

[Belligerent]

I saw him back in 2003 at Chicago Theatre. We have lost a legend indeed.
RIP George