George Carlin was and will always continue to be a great American, an incredible comedian, and above all a purveyor of truth and disseminate of liars. Billions of us have been persuaded to criticize others because of the lie of religion. The oldest of controls from those who would see us all slaves to their desires. Praise the speakers of truth and damn the liars and teachers of lies and illusion. I wish that we all live in an eternal fantasy of immortal life. But by dissemination of fact and recovery of historical record and fact it is most probable that we invented an afterlife and the illusion of God to fulfill the desire and wish to be more than alone in the Universe. Accepting the fact the none of us want to disappear, the fact remains that each of us may have to accept the fact that death is ultimately the end of life. Do not despair. For in this realization, may be the salivation of the human race. Live, love, express your feelings for lovers, siblings, family, and children. For if in life there is unto to all of us an end, the life itself has become the most treasured and precious gift of all. Peace be with you.

I first saw George Carlin as the old guy from the future in the Bill & Ted movies. It wasn't till a few years later I heard this amazing comedian on an internet comedy station and decided to 'google' him, lo and behold it was the guy from the Bill & Ted movies.... thus began my lifelong admiration for one of the worlds greatest comedians. His wit, timing, intelligence set him above not only other comedians but most people too. Like George, I don't believe in god with a big G, but I hope wherever he his, if there does happen to be something after death, that he is recieving his rewards for a lifetime bringing humour, joy and above all social commentary that made you think... We'll miss you George, I look forward to finding out what the 7 words you can't say in heaven are... and I hope you let me know when i see you eventually....

What made George Carlin Stand out from his contemporaries was his ability to change with the times and stick it out, no matter what. He could've remained safely "button-down" and played to the masses, but he saw that thinking-person's comedy was needed. Sure, he got his fair share of Hell because of it, but he also changed today's comedy into what its supposed to be - thought provoking AS WELL AS entertaining. He ranks up there with Mort Sahl, Lenny Bruce, and Ben Stein as being the current version of the jester.

Carlin once said he was most proud of being a footnote in Supreme Court history with his participation in an obscenity suit related to "the seven words you can't say on television." Amen, brother! I'll also remember him for the "shell-shock" monologue (look it up - it has even more meaning now) and his wry commentary such as "who empties the wishing well?" He didn't believe in a traditional God, but I hope the handrail on the escalator to Heaven doesn't go faster than the stair he stood on.

I miss ya already, George!

Just recently started listening George' material on ''Social Crime Radio Network''. What a shock, he and his way to use any kind of word to make it funny will be missed...
I remember when I was a kid, I used to watch Thomas The Tank Engine. Yeah, he will always be one of my favorite comedians.
R.I.P.

I saw George in Las Vegas a couple of years ago, using notes as he performed... he said he was rehearsing for his HBO show... = ( I looked around the room as I'm laughing at his jokes and I saw some older ladies very upset and many others walking out ...George seem to enjoy the reaction of these people. When the show was over, he was walking away quickly , he saw me with my camera, stopped and allowed me take a picture of him...I was so honored, specially since cameras were not allowed.....I will miss his wit, his art and way of thinking....The world lost a great man in him but his work will live forever.......

The first time i heard of George is through a friend of mine who lent me his Carlin on Campus tape and i have never laughed so hard in my life.He is the truely best comedian of all time.I will miss him and my thoughts and prayers go out to his family.He made me think and laugh at the same time.