This man satirized the Beat generation in his vignette "The Cool World of Herb Coolhouse," and advocated housing the homeless on golf courses.
This man satirized the Beat generation in his vignette "The Cool World of Herb Coolhouse," and advocated housing the homeless on golf courses. He discusses "lip crud" in 1992's Jammin' in New York, and included DJ Wonderful Wino on FM & AM. His books include Brain Droppings and Napalm and Silly Putty, and one which shows him sitting at the Last Supper on its cover, When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?, in which he cut down the Ten Commandments to two. Known for his black humor and atheism, for 10 points, name this comedian who created the "seven dirty words."
This man satirized the Beat generation in his vignette "The Cool World of Herb Coolhouse," and advocated housing the homeless on golf courses.
George {Carlin} [accept {Jack Burns} before "{lip crud}"]