Remember The Laughter As We Remember Robin Williams

I'm stunned. Astonished to the core. Just last night, I turned on the TV around 8:40 to watch the rest of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" on the CW. During commercials, I switched to ME TV, so I could hit the last channel button at 9 pm to watch "Hogan's Heroes". But then I saw that the episode of "Happy Days" airing then was the one with Robin Williams as Mork from Ork (Season 5, Episode 22: "My Favorite Orkan"), so I stayed on that channel to watch the rest of that episode. And then, early this morning, I saw a notice on Facebook that said: "Actor Robin Williams dies at 63". How shocking. how sad. But since Robin was one of the greatest comedians of all time, let's not focus on the sorrow, instead, let's ... 

Remember The Laughter 

As We Remember 
Robin Williams

Robin Williams: 
We've had cloning in the South for years. 
It's called cousins.

The Best Robin Williams Moments | Mashable

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Robin Williams: 
Cricket is basically baseball on valium.


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Robin Williams: 
Reality is just a crutch for people 
who can't cope with drugs.

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Robin Williams: 
If women ran the world we wouldn't have wars, 
just intense negotiations every 28 days.

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Robin Williams: 
Canada is like a loft apartment 
over a really great party.

Mork meets Robin Williams

Published on Jan 28, 2013 by

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Robin Williams: 
Carpe per diem - seize the check.


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Robin Williams: 
Politics: Poli, a Latin word meaning many; 
and tics meaning, bloodsucking creatures.

Robin Williams Live at the Roxy 1978

Published on Dec 27, 2012 by
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Robin Williams: 
In England, if you commit a crime, 
the police don’t have a gun; 
and you don’t have a gun; 
if you commit a crime, the police will say: 
"Stop! Or I’ll say stop again."


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Farewell, 
Robin Williams
Thank You for 
All the Fun and Laughter

All The Best,

Dean Burkey

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Robin Williams: 
I like my wine like my women 
-- ready to pass out.


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Robin Williams: 
Cocaine is God’s way of saying 
you’re making too much money.


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Robin Williams: 
Spring is nature's way of saying, 
"Let's party!"



 
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Robin Williams: 
When I was growing up they used to say, 
"Robin, drugs can kill you." 
Now that I'm 58 my doctor's telling me, 
"Robin, you need drugs to live." 
I realize now that my doctor is also my dealer...



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My Thoughts about “The Hunger Games”

My Thoughts about 

“The Hunger Games”

Have No Fear: No Spoilers Here*

(Click the movie poster to see the official Trailer.)


Click Here for the Trailer from the Super Bowl

Although they both have the same title, the movie “The Hunger Games” differs drastically from the book “The Hunger Games” in that the movie lets you see and hear what’s going on, whereas the book makes you read all them words. 


Also, the movie doesn’t require page-turning and can be finished in 142 minutes. Less if you don’t stay for the closing credits. Whereas the book requires page-turning and can take much longer than 142 minutes. Even if you skip the back cover.


Of course, you could speed-read and finish in two minutes, but then you’d wonder “What just happened?”


The main problem with the book “The Hunger Games”, um, actually any book, is that in my mind, all the female characters look like Winona Ryder. 


Which isn’t a bad thing. Obviously. But that does make it hard to distinguish one character from the other. 


And, of course, the male lead always looks like me. 


Well, the male lead, or whoever fills the role of the female lead’s love interest.


Despite the typical opening of studio logos and the clichéd ending of closing credits, the best feature of this feature film is: 


24 go in, but only one comes out. Automatically making this movie 12 times more exciting than Thunderdome -- where two go in, but only one comes out.


Both the book and the movie make the readers/viewers wish the Olympics would be held in Hungary, so the media can have a field day calling them “The Hungar Games”.


If the competitions took place at an airport, they’d be called “The Hangar Games”.


At the dry cleaners, they’d be “The Hanger Games”. Sounds the same, but the winning results won't be ready until next Tuesday. And management is not responsible for staining or other garment damage. 


My Hunger Game is deciding what kind of pancakes to make for breakfast.


This morning I made round.


Because trapezoidal pancakes are too hard to flip.


Until next time, ...

“May the odds be ever in your favor.” 

And may all your evens be Steven.

Blessings & Joy,

Dean Burkey

* (At least no intentional spoilers, because unlike so many other biased reviewers, I haven’t read the book or watch the movie yet, lest either one should sway my opinion. Which made for a fun blog, if I do say so myself. “And I do. Cherish you.”**)


** Lines from the song “Cherish” -- written by Terry Kirkman.