Thread: McMahon, Fawcett, Jackson, Mays........pp.o death pool

Mr Anderson wrote:

Wow. Too bad. I know people who had tickets to see him here in New Brunswick this saturday.

I thought he was a good comedian. Especially on that show with Lewis black where they did the whole judge, prosecutor, defender shtick.

Purple Floyd wrote:

Mr Anderson wrote:

Wow. Too bad. I know people who had tickets to see him here in New Brunswick this saturday.

I thought he was a good comedian. Especially on that show with Lewis black where they did the whole judge, prosecutor, defender shtick.

It's a shame. Great talent. I saw him live here at the Improv in Hollywood, Florida. Some people don't know but he was actually a lawyer before becoming a comedian. Extremely funny person. RIP Greg!

ejmat wrote:

Purple Floyd wrote:

Mr Anderson wrote:

Wow. Too bad. I know people who had tickets to see him here in New Brunswick this saturday.

I thought he was a good comedian. Especially on that show with Lewis black where they did the whole judge, prosecutor, defender shtick.

It's a shame. Great talent. I saw him live here at the Improv in Hollywood, Florida. Some people don't know but he was actually a lawyer before becoming a comedian. Extremely funny person. RIP Greg!

Actually my roommate just told me the lawyer thing. He went to Columbia and Harvard. Bright guy I guess.


And for the record, I don't mean it's too bad that they lose their tickets or whatever. I mean it's too bad that he passed. I was just pointing out an unusual coincidence.


Even more unusual, I can see the entrance to the hospital at which he died from my front door. Robert Wood Johnson in New Brunswick, NJ. Less than half a block from where I am right now.

Mr Anderson wrote:

ejmat wrote:

Purple Floyd wrote:

Mr Anderson wrote:

Wow. Too bad. I know people who had tickets to see him here in New Brunswick this saturday.

I thought he was a good comedian. Especially on that show with Lewis black where they did the whole judge, prosecutor, defender shtick.

It's a shame. Great talent. I saw him live here at the Improv in Hollywood, Florida. Some people don't know but he was actually a lawyer before becoming a comedian. Extremely funny person. RIP Greg!

Actually my roommate just told me the lawyer thing. He went to Columbia and Harvard. Bright guy I guess.


And for the record, I don't mean it's too bad that they lose their tickets or whatever. I mean it's too bad that he passed. I was just pointing out an unusual coincidence.


Even more unusual, I can see the entrance to the hospital at which he died from my front door. Robert Wood Johnson in New Brunswick, NJ. Less than half a block from where I am right now.

A very bright guy. I have to ask my wife the story when she wakes up but I think she worked in the same firm as he did at one point. Either that or he worked with one of the partners from her office. Something like that. She told me about his Ivy league schooling too. It's a shame. Very bright and talented. He had me laughing all night last year when I went to the Improv.

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