Three words that could have saved John Belushi.

[red dog 1]

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No coke, Pepsi.










I think it's a Howard Hesseman joke

BY the way, when I was younger, and would watch SNL every week..Belushi was my favorite.
Samurai bit, the cheese burgers bit, The Bees bit, The Blues Brothers, and so much more.
(I've seen "Blues Brothers" at least 20 times)...I loved the man!

IMO. he was a genius, and he died way too young..

He was only 33.

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[orleans]

1. maybe it's just late and i've lost my sense of humor

but i still view his death as such a tragedy that i can't find even a bit of humor there.

[red dog 1]

4. Well, apparently you aren't alone...... Hessenman took a lot of heat after telling that joke

[ZombieHorde]

2. Meh. Know any good 9/11 jokes? nt

[red dog 1]

5. Gilbert Gottfried told one about 9/11

Something about taking a flight from New York to LA, with a stopover at the Empire State Building.

I believe that it was the night he & others were Roasting Hugh Hefner....

He got some boos, and one guy shouted out "Too soon"

Gilbert looked over at the other comedians on the dais,
then he began to tell the famous "The Aristocrats" joke.

The audience loved it!

[ZombieHorde]

6. Ha! Love Gottfried. nt

[red dog 1]

7. I love Gilbert too..

He was just hilarious in "The Aristocrats".

If you haven't already seen it, you might want to rent it from Netflix.

[The Second Stone]

3. Mel Brooks making Nazi jokes

seems to me to be way too soon too, but what are you going to do? We are all going to die, we all have it coming. Some of us deal with death by occasionally laughing directly in the face of the grim reaper.

That's more like a Herman Hesse novel.