> Someone in this forum suggested that a bullet should be put through
> George Carlin's head...
>
> Read the title of the thread...
>
> He was a funny guy; he aged and got more cynical; I think he just had
> enough; I can relate..
>
> K e v

> On Jun 23, 2:21 am, kevirwin comcast.net> wrote:
>

>> Someone in this forum suggested that a bullet should be put through
>> George Carlin's head...

>

>> Read the title of the thread...

>

>> He was a funny guy; he aged and got more cynical; I think he just had
>> enough; I can relate..

>

>> K e v

>
> Young man, some welcome death when they have "had enough" and I can
> relate to that. IMO you have had no where near enough. A whole new
> life starts after 50 yoa. Many of one's previous responsibilities no
> longer register and one is free to explore 'unproductive' activities
> that may enliven and delight into a prime old age. My regret will be
> that I am 'taken' whilst  I feel good and healthy whatever my age.
> But  there are no regrets after termination, so  an unexpected demise ...

> 2. On a big picture view, life sucks (the phrase – “life’s a bitch
> and then you die) AND is without **apparent** purpose.

>.....................Living to make my
> younger relatives lives better is **certainly** worth staying around
> for, especially since I seem to be the family member best equipped, on
> several levels, to do just that. That's love (so it's sacrifice) and
> totally ennobling; I really do want to make it better for them;

> I also enjoy b.s.ing at alt.letterman, and posted this cultural-
> political thought about the comedian morte earlier today, and i've
> corrected/edited it some too
>
> Newsgroups: alt.fan.letterman
> From: Robert Cohen msn.com>
> Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 09:42:55 -0700 (PDT)
> Local: Mon, Jun 23 2008 12:42 pm
> Subject: Re: Gutsy Kevin Richardson Plays With Lions As If They're
> Mere Cats
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> i frst saw gc on ed sullivan show
>
> he wore standard suit and tie, and was popular
> ...