Review of "Napalm and Silly Putty" by George Carlin

The old "Hippy-Dippy Weatherman" has aged well. He is still using his acerbic outlook on life and the inhabitants of Planet Earth to amuse his audiences. We call him the thinking person's comic and here he takes on a new series of razor-sharp observations. Some of Carlin's humor is cruel, like his comments regarding Regan's Alzheimer's disease. He asks, "How could they tell?" (Stop giggling!) A good observation is the statement that, "If people stand around in a circle long enough, they will eventually begin to dance."

Carlin gives us "Five Uneasy Moments" and "Golf Courses for the Homeless. This assortment of Carlin humor is worth the higher cost of this package.