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George Carlin would approve...excellent

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I have to say, that's the first time I've heard the word "cho-cho". Where I am I miss everything.

What I will never figure out was that George also did narration spots for Thomas the Tank Engine. I wonder if he did that on a bet.

Well, the world and our nation may be going to hell in a shopping cart with Chimpy sitting in the childseat rah rahing all the way over the cliff and Shutgun Dick actually driving... But at least Colbert is still funny.... At least good comedy can still make me laugh....Better-n-nuttin I spose... BTW, I did not know Cheney keeps his money in a bloodbank... huh, learn something new everyday... Colbert, funny AND educational....That's a pretty good twofer......JD

Pretty funny. I liked the avoidance word he used for motherfucker. I missa the Carlin.

I'll remember Carlin best for his take on religion and politics. Politics sucks and organized religion suck, surely putting the 2 together would be a clusterf**k. Not the exact quote but that was his theme for awhile. I also like how he would be the early cry for how your govt is bought and paid for by the elitest and that you are owned! He said we would have to deal with it! George Carlin no longer has to deal with it, but he left us a reminder that we would.

Personally, I would've called them chesticles.

It was mediocre, George Carlin was considered one of the top ten comedians ever. Him and Richard Pryer are the shit man. if anyone could do any kind of justice to eulogize this man you would expect Colbert would, but it was just okay cause Carlin was not just a comedian he was a social commentators. What he was saying about the world around him in the last few years was pure genius. Nobody would be able to capture what George was all about and how important he was to the world.

'A' for effort, and I appreciate Colbert doing it, but I'd hoped Carlin would be remembered for more than the 'seven words,' especially by someone as knowing as Colbert.

Carlin was the best. He always told the truth.

Brilliant job, Stephen.

i think some of you missed what he was doing, it WAS about Carlin being remembered beyond the 7 dirty words. He said the words he should have been remembered by: Anti-authoritative, speaking truth to power (something like that i dont remember i watched it earlier, but I got it) :D

I think its somewhat poetic that out of all the people praising George almost as if its a job (For many newscasters its is). That Stephen Colbert who represents talking about news and real events in the only few ways possible in his brutally honest and (deliciously) infamously satiric manner is the one who is also praising George who also spat back at the irony about not being able to say the 'forbidden' words.

And both are commedians and yet speak more truth than 'reality' thats broadcasted to us on things like faux news.

RIP Carlin, your legacy goes much further than any of can trully appreciate in todays world.

Truly, one of the best tributes to Carlin I've seen

One of the problems I've had with some of the Carlin tributes, were people looking up to heaven, or saying George is in heaven now, or Say hello to Richard for me.

Carlin was an Atheist, and Commentators and Bloggers alike should respect that aspect of his life.

Gearge Carlin was the One of the Best of the Social Comics, and like Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor and Bill Hicks, his truth will be missed.

Herby @ 39:

George Carlin was the One of the Best of the Social Comics,

I'm going to correct this every time I see it: He wasn't "one of the best". He was THE best. End of.