Long Live The Kings
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Long Live The Kings
It's hard to believe that Richard, George Carlin and Rodney Dangerfield are all gone now. LONG LIVE THE KINGS!! Richard was my fav though. What a wake-up call it was to hear his comedy, especially to a white kid like me who grew up in redneck, Amish-town Pa. I just read his book for the 3rd time and it's crazy to think someone grew up in that environment. I've listened to him so many times that through the entire book, I heard his voice saying the words. When I die and get to heaven (if I do), I sure hope Rich is on stage telling it like it is, like he did in real life. I wish I would of had the opportunity to meet him and thank him for his comedy and the unending laughs he's provided me. I live near Youngstown, Ohio (which Richard talked about a few times in his book and one of his albums) and I had to pull off this highway because I was literally crying over one of his "black preacher" skits. RIP Rich. You were and always will be the best.
