With his death, George Carlin 7 Words will forever be remembered as the crowning glory of his work and the one routine that everyone will remember him by. Many might find it distasteful due to the swear words that are peppered throughout but those are the ones who never really listened to it and understood the meaning conveyed in George Carlin 7 Words routine. Some of the lighter and less ‘distasteful’ bits include the lines that “fart is shit without the mess” and the insinuation that a certain animal related to a certain part of a man’s anatomy should not be considered dirty since it appeared in the Bible.

George Carlin 7 Words also had a lot of “fuck jokes” and those who never got the whole routine certainly did not appreciate what the roaring crowds always understood. Some people are far too serious in life and everything and they should listen more to George Carlin’s classic routine the 7 Words. Whether distasteful or not, different strokes for different folks, and it certainly does not disgrace him at this moment in time when we mourn his passing and his death. Read the rest of this entry »

George Carlin, everyone’s favorite comedian and anti establishment hero, has died of heart failure. He was 71 years old. George Carlin breathed his last breath in a Los Angeles hospital on Sunday night after suffering acute chest pains in the early afternoon and is now dead. The famous foul mouthed comedian was probably cursing his luck while being fetched to St. John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, and must have swore he had more to offer the world when he was finally brought to the Lord late on the same night.

George Carlin was infamous for his swearing tirades during his comedy routines. There were also numerous references to drug and its related culture on his show, and George Carlin not only reveled in its success, but also capitalized on the attention his routines garnered all over the country. Everyone from that generation of the 70’s will remember his notorious routine involving seven swear words that could not be uttered on national TV at that time. Read the rest of this entry »