7 DIRTY WORDS!! | George Carlin Reaction
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George Carlin was actually arrested right after this comedy routine. He was even warned that he'd be arrested if he did the routine, and he did it anyway.
I remember that story!
I didn't agree with a lot of Carlin's views in religion and politics, but I greatly admired his determination to be heard and defy censorship.
If more liberals/left-wingers were like him, the world might be much more chaotic, but quite a few people would have much firmer backbones & wouldn't be so easily-offended by so much of society.
I hope he got a good afterlife, whatever his beliefs on that were in his last moments.
@@smashbrolink I mean George Carlin was as progressive as they get, he would be tearing the conservatives apart if he was still alive. His specials are super popular on the left, he is hailed as one of the best comedians to ever live. It was always the right that hated him.
@@smashbrolink "I hope he got a good afterlife" He didn't believe in one and he'd laugh at you for suggesting so.
@Nic-ye2yz I'm aware.
I hope he was wrong and that he's now laughing at all of us for worrying so much.
@@smashbrolink An afterlife being real would be horrible. I hope one doesn't exist.
Mr Krabs: There are thirteen bad words you should never say.
Squidward: Don't you mean they're only seven?
Mr Krabs: Not if you're a sailor.
I think she'll find that episode hilarious
Oh my god, I never realized that was a reference to George. 😂
Now George only names 10, which makes me constantly think about the other 3
@@QuikVidGuy George is still making lists? Bet thats an interesting seance. Whats he saying about modern politics?
@@lanmandragoran8337Not much since he's dead.
To think this guy was also the narrator of Thomas The Tank Engine, and I mean that in the most positive way
I love the parody naration he did for it as well.
@drpainglove3389, that was someone else a few years ago using lines from his stand-up shows and otjer things.
@@fuynnywhaka101 No way? Brilliant editing then.
he was also the second Mr Conductor after Ringo Starr gave it up but before Alex Baldwin did it
Ringo too.
"I'm not gonna go on too long a tangent..."
_Is already five minutes deep on the current tangent_ 🤣 Love you, Alicia. Keep doing your thing.
I only realized near the end that half this commentary is spent with the video paused.
Edit: well over half the video is spent paused 😂
_10+ minutes deep._
people in 2020: you can't say anything these days... *proceeds to use all 7 deadly words and get away with it because who tf cares lol*
George Carlin in the 70s: *gets in trouble for saying the 7 deadly words*
also, hi dad
Yeah, the 7 sinful deads were awful back then. Ain't nobody saying the 7 sinful deads when it got you thrown in a cell for saying them publicly.
@@lanmandragoran8337 i still can't believe that actually happened, 1972 was definitely some different times 😭
and it was after this particular show too 💀
Seriously, people getting their feelings because they can't use racial slurs anymore without being socially rejected when you used to get flat out arrested for using curse words.
@@KoujiTaminowell many people don’t actually want freedom of speech, they want freedom of consequence and often don’t realize that the so called “cancel culture” is social repercussions from one’s own community/audience but not a punishment derived from the government.
Omg... R.I.P George Carlin. For me, he will always be Mr. Condoctor from Shining Time Station! Btw HI Dad!
That's how I first knew him as well. Hearing his stand up comedy was a major shock after growing up with him in my childhood.
for me he will always be the one to guide Keanu through time
Also how I was in introduced to Ringo Starr.
@@kaseywoods6533 Rufus was awesome in the Bill and Ted movies.
"My list isnt very long"
Cut to alicia screaming at any given thing taka is showing her
now we need her to watch Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles!
@@theLOSTranger234 YESSSS!!!!!! ROFL
@@theLOSTranger234 Oh my god, you think the Hellsing or South Park moment had a high pitched scream? Blazing Saddles would have a cosmic horror level of a pitch 😂
@@Animedingo its a "wholesome" cowboy wastern
I love the pre-apology to dad for the potty mouth only to get 20 minutes in for chat to remind Alicia that her dad watches these videos after some TMI. That "oh no" realization is so good lol
He also went over how society softens certain words, babying" words, essentially taking away its impact. One of them was ptsd. Basically broke it down from previous iterations, and how it takes away from its importance. These days its really happening more and more, especially on social media. Suicide goes to unalive, ass is now ahh, rape is just censored, its just getting bad, and recently even words that aren't even swears or mildly offensive are getting censored.
I hate the overly censored content nowadays. And it's all because advertisers are fucking cowards and platforms fucking sellouts.
AKA the Soft Language bit.
Genuinely surprised you didn't get filtered.
Well, to be fair, PTSD is more inclusive than Shell Shock. Shell Shock sounds like something only someone working around artillery. While Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is pretty self explanatory.
@@csmead209 True but the point Carlin makes is a bit more refined by that. You know what I was writing an explanation but I realized I might not be good at it, so I encourage watching the original.
the funny story about this is there wasn't an official list at the FCC until Carlin performed this routine and the FCC went "yea that list works we will go with that"
also Hi Dad
Funny story. Carlin's last tour, our local DJ in El Paso, Tx. named Scott Ronson said "You better see him while you can, he's old, gonna die soon" and everyone gave him shit because he died like a month later. Old Scotty passed a few years back himself. He was a similar person to George so...yeah
Chuco town
Fun fact, Carlin used to go to a theater called the strand in Lakewood NJ to test new jokes in between tours. I live in the next town over and he was doing this when I was in high school. One of my few regrets was not seeing one of these shows as a kid. RIP George Carlin a comedy legend.
Cornhole is actually the name of a popular bean bag toss game. Dingleberry is actually a plant, an offshoot of cranberry.
As someone who has been sexually harassed by a woman, I appreciate the fact that you stand up for EVERYONE. Double standards drive me crazy, especially so when some people only treat one gender like they're the problem when it's just asshole humans in general. It's almost like people in general have the capacity for great evil and great good.
Hi Dad
(Also I love the tangent ending with the long pause when chat pointed out that your dad is gonna see this)
Knowing what the 7 Dirty Words are will come in handy when watching a certain future episode of SpongeBob, and that's all I'm going to say on that subject.
The most underrated part of this whole video is how both George & Alicia are wearing shirts with a similar shade of blue.
He was arrested after he did this bit for public indecency specifically for the profanity.
Wait really? When was it recorded?
@@parkersmith8711 in the 70s. He was well known for his profanity as it is, so no surprise he said fuck it and went on with the show.
@ 1972 I believe. There’s an arrest photo and everything.
Sometimes watching Alicia is like watching a full grown human who was just cut off from the internet being reintroduced to the modern web.
What will always kill me is that George played the priest in the movie "Dogma"
Carlin was a master craftsman when it came to language and wordplay. Beyond the "crudeness" was a genius.
Next up… Robin Williams stand-up
Live on Broadway 2000 was so good
@ I like his Weapons of Self Destruction skits.
RIP George Carlin
Knew him as Rufus from Bill & Ted
I knew he sounded familiar!
Oh you mean the totally official unofficial regeneration of The Doctor
great in _Dogma_ as well
Carlin was a master of using the English language in a creative way to illustrate a point.
He really is. Plus, his facial expressions are fantastic.
If you want to hear an expansion of this list, Alicia, watch George Carlin's "Incomplete List of Impolite Words." Not only does he include swear words, but a lot of euphemisms for various... let's just say, intimate acts.
Also, hi Dad! Speaking of fathers, my father taught me how to curse, given that he was a cop and has an extremely short temper, so he curses like a sailor. He taught me the Godd****t swear, for example. First time I ever used it myself, my brother threw a toy at my head, causing me to start bawling. Out of reflex, I uttered the curse word. I then went to the kitchen, where my mother was, to get help and to make me feel better. But instead of checking up on me and making me feel better, she stormed up to me and slapped me, causing me to cry even harder. Through my screaming in agony, I could hear her yell, "You don't take the LORD'S name in vain in my house!" If anything, the betrayal hurt worse than the slap. Here I wanted her to make me feel better, but instead, she made me feel worse.
But I believe it was a friend of mine who taught me the f-word, because of an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants that we saw where SpongeBob and Patrick learned how to curse (but the curse words were censored with a maritime sound effects, chiefly a dolphin chirping), and my friend told me that the word SpongeBob and Patrick were saying was the f-word. The episode is called "Sailor Mouth," and is Episode 18 of Season 2.
In fact, that episode referenced George Carlin's "Seven Dirty Words" bit when Mr. Krabs said that there were thirteen words you should never use. Squidward said, "Don't you mean there are only seven?" to which Mr. Krabs replied, "Not if you're a sailor." I don't know if you plan on continuing to react to SpongeBob SquarePants, Alicia (given that you haven't uploaded a reaction to SpongeBob in a couple of weeks), but that episode is actually coming up very soon in Season 2. Given where you left off (Episode 12 of Season 2), you've got six more episodes to watch to get to that episode. And it's a brilliant episode, to be sure.
High Dad - George Calin would have had a field day with these modern politics. George Carlin actually was arrested SEVEN times for using these words in comedy routines AND a radio station went all the way to the Supreme Court over playing this bit on the radio, they lost, FCC v. Pacifica Foundation.
Watching Trump not only get nominated, but elected, and then re-elected? George has to be spinning in his grave. Especially since he's a native New Yorker and has probably known about and been around Trump since the very beginning.
@@WolfHreda Oh he would have had fun with Biden to.
@@WolfHreda I think he would be anti trumper for trump first year but he also would b anti woke. As he is a free speech advocate and the left been anti speech for the last 10 years or more now.
@@Marverynleftists don’t give a shit. Liberal (right of center pseudo conservatives) are not the Left
I thought they won honestly, because a LOT of the US's old obscenity laws were abolished in the 70's and 80's, which allowed the rise of shows like Beavis & Butthead, South Park, etc.
15 straight minutes of this video are Alicia having the video paused and going on a rant lmao. That's the Alicia lol
One of the G.O.A.T when comedy would drag your feelings out into the light and piss on them
Cornhole is a game. You toss a beanbag toward a sloped board with a hole in it. Object of the game is to get the beanbag in the hole. My hometown has a permanent set-up for it on the playing field behind Town Hall.
Came for the George Carlin reaction, got some Alicia wisdom dropped on me. Damn, now I feel like I learned something from this. Thanks, Alicia!
George bits to check out:
- Things that we havein common
- Saving the planet
- 10 commendments
- You have no rights
18:29 as soon as she said Guilty I thought “well that couldn’t be a more fitting name for a creep”
AYYYY George Carlin! We need more George reactions! He was amazing, I wish I could've met him while he was still alive, but I was too busy going to elementary school...
7:30. See, I find that when you traditionally never cuss, people take it seriously when you do, but only if you consistently don't cuss.
George Carlin had a rare talent to make you laugh think and possibly piss you off all at the same time quite a unique talent. Hi Alicia's Dad
The funny thing about the tangent this time is that not only did it go where it did, but because this video was one Alicia's dad wanted her to watch he is for sure going to see this. And on that note: HI, DAD! 👋
Came for the alicia commentary, stayed for her rant and remembered this was about one of george carlin's iconic comedy routines.
Hi dad!
Ngl, when Alicia said she did that stuff for men too, i actually started crying. Shit like that has happened to me before but no one would do anything, so her saying that made me super happy
I love that your dad is giving you all these recommendations, it's so fun
Carlin was a wordsmithand legit genius his master of the language and words were throughout his career. I miss him daily, oh how he would of had so much to say with the hate and ignorance of today. Your dad had a amazing taste in comics :)
She needs to watch the last part of “Doin it Again”. Specifically “They’re Only Words”, and how that LEADS INTO “Euphemisms”.
2 vids in one day? we are truly blessed and this has always been one of my favourite skits along with the hippy dippy weatherman
I find it funny how my and Alicia's first time cussing are polar opposites. My elementary school had a huge yard and the teachers didn't really watch what we were doing during recess. So me and a few of the guys ran out into the far end exclusively so we could cuss at each other and wrestle where nobody's gonna harass us for it.
In my opinion this man was the greatest stand up comedian of all time and George didn't even truly want to be one, he wanted to pursue acting but found he'd had a knack for stand up and the rest is history. I highly recommend his autobiography "Last Words" for a full examination on his life and career from the man himself and he doesn't exclude the details which reflect him in the less than great light. He particularly goes into his cocaine addiction throughout his career's peak and how he'd failed as a father in many regards, so it's really something to read as many autobiographies tend to seem like a sanitized and "neat," story of a given figure, Carlin doesn't hold back and he tells you the good, bad and the ugly and with his typical intellectual cynicism and sharp wit throughout. How much he respects the power of language is perhaps the thread that connects the entire story of Carlin, a love he credits growing due to his mother's influence and where his beliefs and general type of topics he'd tend to cover is rooted in. I consider this man a hero of mine, growing up in the era of his late career HBO specials had been something I reflect upon with so much respect for this man, he was more than a great comedian. He was a teacher who instilled the values of questioning what you're told, what the intentions are behind the information you're receiving from a particular source and how it's presented linguistically can reveal a lot within any given social interaction. He's always my number one, many place him behind Richard Pryor which is acceptable in my opinion however I personally have these flipped on my list of all time comedy heavyweights. His Supreme Court case being pivotal in the entire realm of free speech stemming from this very performance. (Pre fame he had been arrested at a comedy club alongside Lenny Bruce whom is I guess is the "Rosa Parks," of off color humor and was slapped with obscenity charges multiple times, at one of these performances that he was arrested at, George intentionally antagonized the police just so he could be in the back of the squad car with Lenny Bruce, idr what he said to the officer but it was something so Carlin I know that much)
My dad was so sad he never got to take me or my little brothers to a live show before he passed. But im glad to have listened endlessly to old casset tapes of his shows... that i still need to give back to my dad... hi dad😅
My favorite quote from George Carlin It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it
One of the reasons why you're one of my favourite content creator is that you don't let double standards fly
Also Hi Dad
Dingle berries, a magical part of a terrific breakfast. Some are crunchy, some are creamy, and some may contain corn, seeds, and nuts…
Alicia's tangent about helping people makes me think she's a mother duck leading around a flock of socially awkward ducklings at these conventions.
Carlin is amazing. He says things, you laugh and then think "Wait he is 100% right!"
If you haven't, please react to Jimmy Carr's most offencive jokes, there are a lot of compilations on his channel. And Jim Jeffries Taking MD sufferer to a prostitute. Both comedians are great.
38:20 I had a aunt who, worse than saying frick, would spell the swear and a reminder that she thought swear words were frown upon by god. So, that's when I learned that god was illiterate, god doesn't know you swear if you spell it, obviously
2:04 “Mary Browns” as a Newfoundlander awakened me like a sleeper agent.
Short tangent not worth. Went to long, worth. XD
Hi Dad. That opening just got a whole nother level!
I always see it as there are 2 types of "bad" words. There is "foul" language (things you wouldn't say in front of the preacher's wife.) And there's attack language (things the preacher's wife says about the people she doesn't like.)
“Mother flower!” That’s what we used to say when I worked at Toys R Us 🤣
I have never heard a single person that could rattle off George's list of seven words like the man, himself. He could roll the seven off his tongue with a rhythm that I have yet to hear anyone else match quite right. He was a master wordsmith, and modern day philosopher. He had some damn funny jokes and observations, but some of them really made you think. When he got into political topics, he really made you realize some actual truths.
I have two verbal modes in my general life.
Mode 1: If I don't know someone, or if they don't want to hear someone swearing, I'll censor for their sake. It's purely because I don't mind acquiescing to something like that. If I slip, I apologize and try not to slip again.
Mode 2: If I'm home, or around people who don't care about cursing, safety's off and I'll swear at will. I'll try not to be loud about it, and I'll try not to overdo it or make it a constant thing, but in general, I don't generally care.
Online, I avoid swearing simply because it's there until I delete it or someone else does. If I do swear online, it's because I feel like it was necessary to add emphasis, for the most part. Otherwise, I'll censor it with numbers or symbols.
I only ever swore in one my videos on UA-cam once, at least that I can remember. I was recording FNAF Security Breach, Monty Gator startled me, and I mutter a surprised and annoyed "Motherf✓©ker". If I recall correctly, I opened a door, looked to the right, big f✓©k off gator is stomping my way but hasn't spotted me, and it slipped. I didn't stop recording, and I uploaded it, but I can't remember if it's particularly audible.
Hi Dad! Some people come for Alicia's reaction to the video, the real connoisseurs come for Alica's tangent's and stories. Honestly its always so interesting too!
Actually corn hole is a midwest game. Sheet of plywood at an angle with a hole, small sack filled with corn, try to throw it in the hole for more points than landing on the board. Also called bags.
0:33 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I was in 3rd grade when i tried to be satirical and tell a classmate that he was unfunny by calling him Bob Faget (the premise was he was trying to be funny like Bob Saget but failed so he got an F, hence the portmanteau, and explained it in as much detail as possible) and about 10 minutes later i was being paddled (yes they still had corporal punishment) for uttering the word "F*ggot" and having no idea what i did wrong.
Hi dad. Hope you're doing well despite just losing you three weeks ago
S tier story tangent, love it.
Watching Alicia activate daughter mode was too precious!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love George Carlin! I’ve remembered him as Mr. Conductor from Shining Time Station & Rufus from Bill & Ted. Also Alicia needs to react to George Carlin dubbing ‘Thomas the Tank Engine’.
Gotta see more George Carlin here. One of the best to ever do it
Edit: Hi dad
Ah yes... *the LEGEND* of stand-up comedy.
_He was taken from us far sooner..._
You talking about learning about the strange fixations other people have, I’m picturing the same face you made during the initial Catholic Knights bit from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged with Taka.
3:30 OH MY GOD you just unlocked a core memory. when i was little my sister and cousins were watching the pussycat dolls movie, and theres a scene where they are holding a sign that says "honk if you love pussycats" but the cats is cut off from view. so of course i say it. they freak out, i get spanked and grounded and after when my dad is like never say that again im just like "what does it mean" and my dad realized he fucked up but didnt know really how to handle it so that was kinda just the end of it lol
Got dayumn! Sure glad Alicia's on OUR side!
I was the same way Alicia. When I was a kid I didn't cuss at all, and I was always horrified when I heard someone say one of those words. I can't pinpoint when in hindsight, but at some point after I became an adult it was like a floodgate opened and I was suddenly so free with my words. I think I stopped watching my words so much after it firmly clicked in my mind that my sister had stopped watching hers. She's the youngest of me and my siblings so when I realized she was throwing around swear words whenever it suited her, I guess I decided I could too.
dat list just keeps gettin updated as the years go on tbh, ders gonna be no end in sight, we creative that way. Like "goon" for sample, back then it just means henchman or thug, how it evolved to wat it means now, I don't even know and don't wanna know 🤣
Alicia doesn't pull any punches when she talks, goddamn! I need a couple friends like her
Hi Dad, hi
Speaking of Dad, my father watched the late night show when Carlin said them for the first time. It made the studio wild 😂 i wish i could been alive for that.
17:21 (Sorry for the long post, I’m wordy)
As someone who works in Security, I’ll say that there’s a lot of women in Security, but in my experience, they only go for very specific kinds of Security. Over the years that I’ve worked in four different hospitals and multiple different crews, I’ve only ever worked with three female officers and two of them didn’t typically respond to calls.
But Alicia is right, it would make certain situations a lot simpler. When it’s a bunch of big Security dudes having to respond to a disturbance caused by a female, we are trained to be as distant as possible and follow a very strict script. At the end of the day, if you’re not sure you can defend it in court, don’t do it, even if that means you have to let shit slide sometimes.
On that note, shout out to Kelli wherever she is for kicking ass when we worked together.
YAY YOUNG CARLIN!!! MY FAVOURITE CARLIN!!! A lot of folks really love and likely have already recommended his later/grumpier material, which I also like, but I really want to showcase the more whimsical side of the guy. George Carlin grew up being instilled with a fascination and love of language, which is what led him to making the 7 Dirty Words in the first place, and it shows all over his material. Here are a few of my favourites that are readily available on youtube:
- George Carlin on Time
- George Carlin - Losing Things
- George Carlin - Stuff
- Airline Announcements | George Carlin | Jammin' In New York (1992)
- A Modern Man | George Carlin | Life Is Worth Losing (2005)
Hes not the most popular comedian, but i really loved John Pinette. He was a big guy and a food comic, but he was so so good!
Honestly, personally i don't have any forbidden words, its all about context... i may not use them if others feel uncomfortable with it but i doesn't bother me. Just never use it in a negative connotation.
I also didn't hardly cuss until my 20s. I don't remember the exact tipping point, but it came during my first deployment in the Navy (go figure). The switch was just reaching the "Fuck it, I hate it here" point. It was a shock for my family when I got home
27:00 Sounds like how I was taught that there was a difference between 'nude' and 'naked' in art school.
Alicia needs to do a ted talk on how to turn a 10 minute reaction into a 43 minute epic rant! 🤣
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR A LONG TIME!
Alicia’s fucking blank, “stare into the void” look when someone asked if her dad watches this channel had me cackling 😂😂😂
Around minute 20:00 Alicia clear had forgotten that her dad wanted her to react to this video, by 20:44 the realization hits her like a truck. Hi dad!
George Carlin and Richard Pryor were the GOATs.
As someone who's worked security.
The #2 lawsuit every security company receives is a sexual assault allegations.
Number 1 is not knowing they aren't law enforcement and acting like it.
“Corn hole” is a strange one to anyone living in Florida, because down here, that’s the name of a game people play in their yards at parties.
That game is played over a lot of America.
Hi Dad.
Oh, you really need to dive into George Carlin more after this, he's a GOAT comedian who hits you hard with things that make you think. Also he later did an extended version of this list when he was older and it was MASSIVE, he pulled out a sheet of paper and everything and the thing just rolled onto the floor like those medieval scrolls in cartoons or the cartoonishly long "To Do" list you'll see in some other cartoons. A personal favorite of mine is his sports cheer...that one is a hoot.
George Carlin was the GOAT! Putting an idea down then breaking apart the very fabric or nature whatever the f*ck it could be
The hypocrisy of America that he addressesed via humor to bring discourse to these topics deserves far more acknowledgement and respect.
George Carlin has a few books worth of his comedy. I own 2 different ones from the 90's and early 2000's. Pont is if you like reading while waiting at the hospital or on trips there they make for great reads. I laugh everytime I read them.
28:50 Yeah, that's something that George Carlin does a ton. He's insanely good at it!
Hi Dad!
So George Carlin also used to play the character of Mr Conductor on the children's show Thomas the Tank Engine. When I was 7 years old, I was fast asleep when my dad came into my room and woke me up. He said "you gotta come watch this and see what Mr Conductor is REALLY like" and brought me out to watch this very clip.
That was the start of my education on cussing. It was followed by a discussion on when and when it was not okay to swear. My parents have never cared if I swear with them so my childhood friends were amazed at the fact that I could swear not just in front of my parents but directly at them. For example, I had a friend come over, he had brought his Ouiji board with him and my dad had gone and started flicking the circuit breaker for the room we were in to make the lights go on and off and it freaked my friend out and he ran from the house. I had to chase him down, calm him down and then get him to come back. In that time my dad had gone in and moved the board which freaked my friend out again, so I had to chase him down and calm him AGAIN.
When we came back, I saw my dad standing in the kitchen chuckling, I said to him "You did all that didn't you?" He nodded, and said to him "You know, you're a real fucking asshole sometimes," and I laughed and he laughed and my friend stared in shock, the shock of me calling my dad a fucking asshole without getting smacked overruling his shock at having thought he'd summoned a demonic entity.
That's the sort of relationship I have with my parents, I could get in trouble for swearing, but the context was more important than the words themselves as I could get in just as much trouble if I used substitutes for the cussing if the context was bad.
I said a word less offensive than anything George said, and I was already bamned.
That conversation with her dad is gonna be interesting 😅
Hi, Dad!
Remember that you asked Alicia, your darling precious daughter who walks the dog when she sees you passed out comfortably to watch this bit! ^_^
If you want to see some more George Carlin, I’d recommend taking a look at the “Icebox Man” and “A Place for My Stuff” clips. He’s also got a funny bit where he compares Baseball and Football, but the name escapes me at the moment…
For more stand up, Might I suggest "Billy Connolly - Dwarf On A Bus"
10 minute video reaction = 43 minutes of Alicia video
Bless them tangents
Oh yeah. Carlin was an absolute legend.
My mom was a teenager when he started- he's one of her favorite comedians, so seeing this is funny lol
By the way this was on HBO back in the day... so the 7 words were all repeatedly said on it and thus this became relatively viral.
Hell it'd be hard to air on today's TV and we are much looser with cuss words.
George Carlin RIP man you were one of a kind.
Carlin is probably my favorite comedian of all time and I’m always to people laughing with him.
An interesting fact that I haven’t seen people talk about is this routine was later deemed important enough that the Library of Congress has it preserved for all time.
The has of what is preserved has grown but if take a look at the early days. It took a lot to make it in. I recommend people take a gander at the list if they’re interested.
In third grade my best friend threw a football at me in a sorta mean way, I flipped him off, and felt like I was such a rule breaking badass.