The first time I ever heard your standup was when i was 6 years old. My mother was never one to shy away from letting me hear something that she thought was funny.(wonderful woman) Over the years I've become a fan of the greats, Carlin, Murphy, Robin Williams, but although funny, they never grabbed my attention the way you did. Though my mother and father raised me, it was you who (in a way) taught me not to be afraid to speak my mind. Now this hasn't always been the safest route
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but I will always be able to laugh at any problems that I may see and have. Maybe not at that moment, but eventually I will sit back and smile at my past. I thank you, appreciate your work, and love you. Like you said, "I aint dead yet" And you never will be. You will live on in our hearts, as well as our jokes. Love ya Rich, you motherfucker
forever a fan
Grimiz
"He'd sit 'round the barbeque it, and he'd spit. Und he'd tell stories, that was his job, you see. 'nd I loved him" -Mudbone
