George Carlin
Aaron Kemtek
I'm sure there are folks in Heaven laughing there halos off at his
seven words you can't say on TV:
1) <bleep>
2) <bleep>
3) <bleep>
4) <bleep>
5) <bleep>
6) <bleep>
& last but not least:
7) <bleep>
Aaron
grygon
of things before then and loved them all but it was only after his
passing that I knew I wanted to hear so much more.
"And what's with all this talk about children? Save the children, help
the children, what about the children...well, you know what I say?
F*** the children! F*** 'em, they're getting entirely too much
attention already!"
I've worked with children for 5 years in public schools and I still
love that quote.
Colleen
Aaron Kemtek
While he became famous for his pushing the limits, mostly, his clean
humor is still very funny. When I was a younger kid we had some of his
albums (on vinyl!!) that my mom had no problem letting us listen to.
Aaron
Joe Morris
>grygon <gry...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I discovered this man only after his passing... true I had heard some
>> of things before then and loved them all but it was only after his
>> passing that I knew I wanted to hear so much more.
>> "And what's with all this talk about children? Save the children, help
>> the children, what about the children...well, you know what I say?
>> F*** the children! F*** 'em, they're getting entirely too much
>> attention already!"
>> I've worked with children for 5 years in public schools and I still
>> love that quote.
>While he became famous for his pushing the limits, mostly, his clean
>humor is still very funny. When I was a younger kid we had some of his
>albums (on vinyl!!) that my mom had no problem letting us listen to.
One of my favorites was his comment about restrooms at gas stations:
"Why do they keep them locked up all the time? Are they afraid that someone
might clean them?"
Joe Morris