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Sorry for your loss. Laughter is the best medicine. I've got to agree with you about comedy. Some of the funniest jokes I've ever heard are Chappelle making jokes about white people. One of the better clips is Dave Chappelle - Black people are afraid of the police. Dave's friend 'Chip' is hilarious
You have to have a love and a real special talent to be an insult comic. Don shows the love craziness all at the same time somehow. Seeing him and how he love and respect it all comedians as well and supported many organizations who were for goodness and helping people.
What are not seeing is the end of his routines. He was very gracious, told the audience he loved them, and wished them well. He was actually a very kind man loved by ALL.
considering his sense of humor, he had served in the US Navy during WWII, in the Pacific Theater against the Japanese. so, when he came home from the war... years ago he had a birthday celebration on TV with so many actors and stars appearing to tell their own stories about Don. then at the end, he got up, and you could see he needed help to move around with a cane. his physical body was all used up, but his mind and wit was still just as sharp as ever and he cut into everyone with his unique quips!
@@glassontherocks If people don't want to watch or read or whatever that's their thing but don't try and take our joy away from us.. If that makes any sense ☮️
I watched this guy in real time. Back in those days people were not offended at everything. He was known to go at everyone, no matter race, or nationality.
You started stared at the top of comedy with Don. Grew up watching him. This poor woke generation is missing out. Everyone loved Don. Truly the ultimate cut down artist! The best part he could do it without a bunch of language. A GOAT! A lot of the clips are the Dean Martin roast. Those are great too!
Laughter is always the best medicine.Brother, and I'm in for it.A lot of good comedit's almost an endless supply.And you don't have to get too raunchy through laugh.Pray in for grace and mercy for you and your family
This was absolutely awesome and I agree with everything you say! People today are a bunch of offended, soft pansies, they look for every which way to take something the wrong way. Back in Don’s day, the people that were the target of the joke were flattered to be picked on and be part of his show. No one was offended! It was all in fun and people had the brains to know such. People are so high strung they need to chill out and watch some of this stuff and realize what life was like when it was truly great and people were much more human. Keep up the great videos.
As an older guy I’m very familiar with Rickles. A number of years ago my Wife won a series of concert tickets on the radio for Casino Niagara and one of them was for Rickles. He was hilarious and he sang a couple of musical numbers and was actually pretty good. He probably had some lessons from Sinatra. Incidentally, one set of tickets was for Tony Bennett and we really enjoyed that as well. Neither concert was something we would have made a point of seeing but we were very glad we did, especially since they’ve both passed.
Let's Gooooo! Don was a savage 🤣 RIP to your Gramma 🙏 Hope this helped your day. My parents loved Don so this brings back memories of watching him with them. Matt Rife milf and cookies part 1 and 2 is hilarious 😂 Great reaction and Peace out Steven 🙏 ☮️ ✌️ BTW people are waaayyy to sensitive these days 😄
Don Rickles was one of the nicest, kindest people to ever set foot in Hollywood and he didn't have a racist bone in his body. He was close friends with many of those the celebrates he roasted, including being extremely close with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Yes, he did serve in the Navy in the Pacific Theatre during WWII. If you were an known figure (entertainer, sports star, or politician) then being roasted by Rickles meant you had made to the top or were well on your way...to be ignored meant you were a has been or never will be. During his regular shows, people would slip the Maitre'd hefty "tips" to be sat where they would be a target and would tell the story of being picked on for years with pride.
I grew up watching Don Rickles and other comedians of that time, but things were much different back then compared to the people of today. No matter what color you are, it was an honor to be roasted by this man.
@@setonhillstudios no one is safe from a comedian like him… anyone who might be “off put” has to understand it comes from a good place not a hateful one. We all need to laugh more, be less negative and look for the good…
Don Rickles is an iconic comedian. My all-time favorite who is greatly missed. Do more comedian reactions. Sam Kinison or Andrew Dice Clay would be fun although much more blue language.
People used to *try* to get seats where Don might pick them to insult. 😂 When he wasn't performing everyone said that Don Rickles was the sweetest and nicest guy. 2 suggestions fir comedy night. The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts (Don Rickles was a frequent roaster). The other is more recent. Jeff Dunham and his routine Meet Achmed, the Dead Terrorist.
I was only about 7 years old when he started his stand-up career. I didn't understand it at all. My parents did a good job of teaching us that all people are good. But, they would laugh hysterically at Don Richels. It took me a long time to understand that it was just comedy. Much like what Norman Lear did with the Archie Bunker character, Rickels sort of showed America how silly it was to hate someone over a stereotype. Rickles is a legend.
Agree 100% with you...our world is pathetically too sensitive. Thick skin is a wonderful asset. Ability to laugh at most things is a blessing to us all. Everyone feels better when they laugh...it's scientifically proven.
You was right when you said about everyone not being so sensitive. That was the thing about the Dean Martin Roast. They left their egos outside the door.
WOW this takes me back when I was younger they had the Dean Martin Comedy Roasts on Sunday nights Don Rickles was always on the show the man was incredibly funny 🤣
In the days prior to the age of Political Correctness, Don Rickles was the master of slamming everyone, he didn't not play favorites. He was a regular at the Friar's Club Roasts. Off stage, he was quite a different man.
glad to see you found Don Rickles one of the most funniest comedians of our time back when people didn't get so up tight and easily offended should check out his celebrity roasts there iconic another great comedian with one liners is Rodney Dangerfield
@@lesaahrenstein6360 Got quite a few comedy videos up now! Go to our homepage and scroll down to the playlist “B-Side Bangers” and they’re all there! 😁
Don will always be a legend!!! But the funniest thing i ever saw was Gilbert Gottfried roasting Roseanne Barr on comedy central. Although you won’t be able to react to it on here do to its censorship,… everyone should check it out. You will be on the floor. Grand reaction!!! Don lives on!!!✊
Don Rickles was the funniest comedian ever. You should check out his appearence on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson when Glen Campbell was on as well...hilarious. The other great funny man of the time was Rodney Dangerfield. Thanks for doing this.❤
🇬🇧 I hope you keep reacting to some comedy every now & then, I'm like you, I love to laugh. Over here in the UK, we have a brilliant top comedian, who started out in 1996. Theres loads of clips of him here on YT, and i think you would love his " Peter Kay's misheard lyrics". Its just so so funny. 😂😂😂😂😂
I think you would love some classic George Carlin and Richard Pryor😉🔥 thanks for bringing back comedy without oversensitivity. We will all be a lot healthier when we can laugh together again❤🌈😅👍
My 2 favorite stand up comedians are Don Rickles (an insult comic) and Rodney Dangerfield (master of one-liners).. Do Rodney Dangerfield next. You can find both Don and Rodney on the Johnny Carson show.
Check out Foster Brooks (he plays a drunk) roasting Don Rickles. Matt Rife is awesome with his crowd work and Gabriel Igleisis is an awesome story teller.
Hey this is the world I was raised in. We did not mean everything, but it was the used language and nobody was getting insulted like the new generation is today...those vulnerables sensitive poor kids! 🤣
Loved your reaction to Don Rickles, you need to see his appearance on Letterman with Denzel Washington. His rapport with Denzel is hilarious, Denzel couldn't stop laughing. New subscriber, keep up the great work.
Believe it or not, I read a review somewhere along the coast of Florida. There happened to be a lot of Jewish people in that area. They all had the nostalgia of thinking, Let's bring back the golden age comedians that we enjoyed when everything was tame. They brought Don Rickles. A journalist was also in the front. He was excited to see her. He said, "Hello my black daughter. What are you doing here?" Then he said, "What's your name? Opal? Sapphire?" And he made it a point to go after the WASPy (White Anglo Saxon Protestant) population of the area, and ESPECIALLY his people, old retired Jews. Supposedly I read that a good portion of them who paid for him to come over, left. One called it, "Tasteless." But for whatever reason, he was gaining strength from that and the rate of jokes tripled. Obviously, the rest were really happy. He also had issues with some of those Indian casinos, so he'd have to wrestle them cuz Don Rickles does Don Rickles. One time, he just held on to insulting then Indians in the front, until the end of the show, and they god damn loved it! We need more people like him.
By all means, switch it up occasionally. This was fun watching you enjoy Don Rickles. BTW back in the day, I don't remember the term "roast comic". I think it came about during the era of Dean Martin's series of roast specials. Don Rickles was doing it long before then. Before that, we just called them "insult comics".
Back then - late sixties, early seventies you could get away with this stuff, cancel culture did not exist and everyone loved Rickles. This was how we spoke and it was so much fun. It wasn't racist, just hilarious. The only one who could top him was Richard Pryor.
This was great, check out Gabriel Iglesias. He is one of my favorite comedians, and all of his stories are true, based on his life experiences. You might start with "The Gift Basket" or "The Road Trip" both are hilarious. Love your channel. Sorry to hear about your grandmother, may she rest in peace.
i've got the GREATEST remedy for you ... at the end of Sam Kinison's comedy album "Louder Than Hell" ... he does an original song that he wrote, composed, and produced .... its worth the trip
@seton hill studios - Don Rickles was an insult comedian from the 60s and 70s. No one was safe. lol He could get away stuff that you never could today.
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He looks a lot like TIM
Sorry for your loss. Laughter is the best medicine. I've got to agree with you about comedy. Some of the funniest jokes I've ever heard are Chappelle making jokes about white people. One of the better clips is Dave Chappelle - Black people are afraid of the police. Dave's friend 'Chip' is hilarious
@@Heathcoatman Thank you so much for your kindness! ❤️
You have to have a love and a real special talent to be an insult comic. Don shows the love craziness all at the same time somehow. Seeing him and how he love and respect it all comedians as well and supported many organizations who were for goodness and helping people.
Celebrities used to beg to be insulted by Don Rickles. It was considered a badge of honor.
What are not seeing is the end of his routines. He was very gracious, told the audience he loved them, and wished them well. He was actually a very kind man loved by ALL.
considering his sense of humor, he had served in the US Navy during WWII, in the Pacific Theater against the Japanese. so, when he came home from the war...
years ago he had a birthday celebration on TV with so many actors and stars appearing to tell their own stories about Don. then at the end, he got up, and you could see he needed help to move around with a cane. his physical body was all used up, but his mind and wit was still just as sharp as ever and he cut into everyone with his unique quips!
Don Rickles was the ultimate anti heckler! Nobody dared heckle him! His nickname was Mr. Warmth.
Foster Brooks roasts
Don Rickles ...Hillarious
the two true highlights of any roast they were a part of, so when one got the chance to roast the other...🤣🤣
That's why the 1970's was great because we laughed, enjoyed good music and great food.
There is no one like Don Rickles. He was a one of a kind! It was like a right of passage to be insulted by him. RIP Mr. RICKLES.
Don Rickles truly was GOAT the greatest of all time there’s no one that can ever replace him. He was truly the best.
Don Rickles was the best. I always enjoyed seeing him on Johnny Carson with my dad.
Condolences to you on the passing of your Grandma!
It was a badge of honor to be roasted by him!
I'm so sorry about your grandma. Great idea you doing comedy on Saturday's. So much out there!❤
Don Rickles was/is the GOAT of Comedy. He understood that we have to laugh at oursekves and laugh with others!!
And people never got offended
Exactly. We knew how to have a laugh and enjoy a great time.
That's before the Rainbow Unicorn Leprechaun Glitter Club started.
@@glassontherocks If people don't want to watch or read or whatever that's their thing but don't try and take our joy away from us.. If that makes any sense ☮️
He literally picked on everyone, and everyone loved it , and being picked on by Don was a great honour:)
When not performing, Don Rickles was a very kind man to all. The people he roasted knew and loved him. No one else could get away with that act!
I grew up watching him (I am 67) and he was always no holds barred - and he always made me laugh until I couldn't breathe!!
Don Rickels was hilarious and beloved by all.
I watched this guy in real time. Back in those days people were not offended at everything.
He was known to go at everyone, no matter race, or nationality.
Absolutely!! So hilarious! 🤣
For many more laughs: Rodney Dangerfield's top 100 jokes.
Sending prayer for you and your family!! So sorry for your loss!! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much! You are too kind! 😀
I mean it!!
Love laughter, this is hilarious!!
I became a member today!!
Yay us!!
@@christinacee8512 That’s awesome!!! You are awesome and welcome to the Seton Hill Family!! ❤️
@@setonhillstudios thank you, more laughs and good times ahead!!
Rodney Dangerfield,Foster Brooks,Andrew Dice Clay,George Carlin.
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Don Rickles was so funny, he roasted everyone. He was so quick too. But in real life, he was the nicest guy. 😂😂😂
RIP Don.
You started stared at the top of comedy with Don. Grew up watching him. This poor woke generation is missing out. Everyone loved Don. Truly the ultimate cut down artist! The best part he could do it without a bunch of language. A GOAT!
A lot of the clips are the Dean Martin roast. Those are great too!
Don Rickels was the king of roasts. He was a regular on the Dean Martin Celebrity Roast. Glad you found and enjoyed him.
He looks like KAMALS Side kick lol
Laughter is always the best medicine.Brother, and I'm in for it.A lot of good comedit's almost an endless supply.And you don't have to get too raunchy through laugh.Pray in for grace and mercy for you and your family
Thanks so much and you’re 💯 right!
This was absolutely awesome and I agree with everything you say! People today are a bunch of offended, soft pansies, they look for every which way to take something the wrong way. Back in Don’s day, the people that were the target of the joke were flattered to be picked on and be part of his show. No one was offended! It was all in fun and people had the brains to know such. People are so high strung they need to chill out and watch some of this stuff and realize what life was like when it was truly great and people were much more human. Keep up the great videos.
Rickles and Tim Walz are twins. Only Rickles was the smarter one.
🤣😂🤣😂
As an older guy I’m very familiar with Rickles. A number of years ago my Wife won a series of concert tickets on the radio for Casino Niagara and one of them was for Rickles. He was hilarious and he sang a couple of musical numbers and was actually pretty good. He probably had some lessons from Sinatra. Incidentally, one set of tickets was for Tony Bennett and we really enjoyed that as well. Neither concert was something we would have made a point of seeing but we were very glad we did, especially since they’ve both passed.
People have forgotten how to laugh at themselves. Humour can be just as therapeutic and healing as tears.
Let's Gooooo! Don was a savage 🤣 RIP to your Gramma 🙏 Hope this helped your day. My parents loved Don so this brings back memories of watching him with them. Matt Rife milf and cookies part 1 and 2 is hilarious 😂 Great reaction and Peace out Steven 🙏 ☮️ ✌️ BTW people are waaayyy to sensitive these days 😄
Thanks so much and you’re 💯 right!
Don was the best and never left anyone out. ❤😂
I've seen this collection of bits a hundred times and it never gets old. Laughed right along with you!
So good!! 🤣😂
Everyone needs to laugh regularly.
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Don Rickles was one of the nicest, kindest people to ever set foot in Hollywood and he didn't have a racist bone in his body. He was close friends with many of those the celebrates he roasted, including being extremely close with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Yes, he did serve in the Navy in the Pacific Theatre during WWII. If you were an known figure (entertainer, sports star, or politician) then being roasted by Rickles meant you had made to the top or were well on your way...to be ignored meant you were a has been or never will be. During his regular shows, people would slip the Maitre'd hefty "tips" to be sat where they would be a target and would tell the story of being picked on for years with pride.
I grew up watching Don Rickles and other comedians of that time, but things were much different back then compared to the people of today. No matter what color you are, it was an honor to be roasted by this man.
He was definitely coming for everyone on this! 🤣😂
That's what friends do they roast each other
Absolutely! 🤣
For you younger guys, Don was the voice for Mr. Potato head in the Toy story movies...
Celebrities knew they made it when they were roasted by the "roastmaster "Don Rickles
Loved watchin him as a kid.😂
He was cracking me up! 🤣
This was sooooo funny!! I loved it!! No one is off limits for Don Rickles
He was killing me!! 🤣😂
@@setonhillstudios no one is safe from a comedian like him… anyone who might be “off put” has to understand it comes from a good place not a hateful one.
We all need to laugh more, be less negative and look for the good…
@@christinacee8512 I 💯 agree!!
I’m all in on this and may I suggest the greatest of them all George Carlin.
Don made fun and jokes about everyone, including himself!❤😂🎉 He was a King of Comedians. RIP Mr Rickles ❤😂🎉😢
Don Rickles is an iconic comedian. My all-time favorite who is greatly missed. Do more comedian reactions. Sam Kinison or Andrew Dice Clay would be fun although much more blue language.
Mr Don Rickles is a truly brilliant comic genius, without a doubt :)
Don Rickles is the best at roasting people. I'm all for you doing comedy. I've been thinking about doing comedy too.
Definitely a fun one! He had me cracking up!! 🤣
He was great!
It was an honor to be insulted by Don Rickles. I remember a talk show where Denzel Washington stayed after his segment to get roasted a little by Don.
YES do more of these. Rickles and Rodney Dangerfield were the best
People used to *try* to get seats where Don might pick them to insult. 😂
When he wasn't performing everyone said that Don Rickles was the sweetest and nicest guy.
2 suggestions fir comedy night. The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts (Don Rickles was a frequent roaster).
The other is more recent. Jeff Dunham and his routine Meet Achmed, the Dead Terrorist.
RIP your Gma. Don is a true legend
Thanks so much! 🙏🏻
I was only about 7 years old when he started his stand-up career. I didn't understand it at all. My parents did a good job of teaching us that all people are good. But, they would laugh hysterically at Don Richels. It took me a long time to understand that it was just comedy. Much like what Norman Lear did with the Archie Bunker character, Rickels sort of showed America how silly it was to hate someone over a stereotype. Rickles is a legend.
Agree 100% with you...our world is pathetically too sensitive. Thick skin is a wonderful asset. Ability to laugh at most things is a blessing to us all. Everyone feels better when they laugh...it's scientifically proven.
Brilliantly insulting! Quick and so funny! And today, looking back, it’s a shame we became so sensitive…
You was right when you said about everyone not being so sensitive. That was the thing about the Dean Martin Roast. They left their egos outside the door.
I’ll have to check that out! 😁
I grew up listening to him, just GREAT!
He’s the original goat….brilliant, the way comedy used to be
Switching it up with some comedy is a good idea!! Greg Giraldo comedy central roasts are hilarious.
WOW this takes me back when I was younger they had the Dean Martin Comedy Roasts on Sunday nights Don Rickles was always on the show the man was incredibly funny 🤣
Agree 100% with your reaction. Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪
Greetings and thanks for watching! 😁
In the days prior to the age of Political Correctness, Don Rickles was the master of slamming everyone, he didn't not play favorites. He was a regular at the Friar's Club Roasts. Off stage, he was quite a different man.
glad to see you found Don Rickles one of the most funniest comedians of our time back when people didn't get so up tight and easily offended should check out his celebrity roasts there iconic another great comedian with one liners is Rodney Dangerfield
More comedy please! Great reaction! He was one of my favs from back in the day
Hilarious!! 🤣 😂
Love this guy. Don deep fried everyone. He was hilarious and a great actor as well.❤❤
Haha 😂 That he did!
He also voiced Mr. Potato Head in the Toy Story movies.
Oh wow!! 🤯
yes, more comedy
@@lesaahrenstein6360 Got quite a few comedy videos up now! Go to our homepage and scroll down to the playlist “B-Side Bangers” and they’re all there! 😁
Don will always be a legend!!! But the funniest thing i ever saw was Gilbert Gottfried roasting Roseanne Barr on comedy central. Although you won’t be able to react to it on here do to its censorship,… everyone should check it out. You will be on the floor. Grand reaction!!! Don lives on!!!✊
There are elite comedians, and then there's Rickles
He’s hilarious!! Can’t wait to hear more!
Don Rickles was the funniest comedian ever. You should check out his appearence on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson when Glen Campbell was on as well...hilarious. The other great funny man of the time was Rodney Dangerfield. Thanks for doing this.❤
Don ripped on everyone and he loved everyone as well.
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I hope you keep reacting to some comedy every now & then, I'm like you, I love to laugh. Over here in the UK, we have a brilliant top comedian, who started out in 1996. Theres loads of clips of him here on YT, and i think you would love his " Peter Kay's misheard lyrics". Its just so so funny. 😂😂😂😂😂
He was quite a good artist.
Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield, Jeff Foxworthy, the Blue Collar Comedy Tour (this is a long video but it can easily be broken down into 4 or 5 parts.
I think you would love some classic George Carlin and Richard Pryor😉🔥 thanks for bringing back comedy without oversensitivity. We will all be a lot healthier when we can laugh together again❤🌈😅👍
My 2 favorite stand up comedians are Don Rickles (an insult comic) and Rodney Dangerfield (master of one-liners)..
Do Rodney Dangerfield next. You can find both Don and Rodney on the Johnny Carson show.
Thanks for the insight! 😁
yes
Check out Foster Brooks (he plays a drunk) roasting Don Rickles. Matt Rife is awesome with his crowd work and Gabriel Igleisis is an awesome story teller.
Hey this is the world I was raised in. We did not mean everything, but it was the used language and nobody was getting insulted like the new generation is today...those vulnerables sensitive poor kids! 🤣
No doubt!! 😂🤣
Love listening to you. This woman born raised up in Harlan KY loves to hear that KY twang. I'm in Fayetteville NC amidst Tarhicks and Puke fans.
Haha 😂 Thank you!
😂 true diamond !
Hilarious!! 🤣
Female roast comic -- Joan Rivers.
Loved your reaction to Don Rickles, you need to see his appearance on Letterman with Denzel Washington. His rapport with Denzel is hilarious, Denzel couldn't stop laughing. New subscriber, keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! 😁
One of my favorite comics ever a different time as well
People liked being chosen as the target of his outrageous wit. Was fun watching you react. Condolences on the loss of your grandmother.
Thanks so much and have a great day! 😁
Believe it or not, I read a review somewhere along the coast of Florida. There happened to be a lot of Jewish people in that area. They all had the nostalgia of thinking, Let's bring back the golden age comedians that we enjoyed when everything was tame. They brought Don Rickles. A journalist was also in the front. He was excited to see her. He said, "Hello my black daughter. What are you doing here?" Then he said, "What's your name? Opal? Sapphire?" And he made it a point to go after the WASPy (White Anglo Saxon Protestant) population of the area, and ESPECIALLY his people, old retired Jews. Supposedly I read that a good portion of them who paid for him to come over, left. One called it, "Tasteless." But for whatever reason, he was gaining strength from that and the rate of jokes tripled. Obviously, the rest were really happy.
He also had issues with some of those Indian casinos, so he'd have to wrestle them cuz Don Rickles does Don Rickles. One time, he just held on to insulting then Indians in the front, until the end of the show, and they god damn loved it! We need more people like him.
By all means, switch it up occasionally. This was fun watching you enjoy Don Rickles. BTW back in the day, I don't remember the term "roast comic". I think it came about during the era of Dean Martin's series of roast specials. Don Rickles was doing it long before then. Before that, we just called them "insult comics".
Back then, it was considered a great honor to be insulted by don rickles.
Back then - late sixties, early seventies you could get away with this stuff, cancel culture did not exist and
everyone loved Rickles. This was how we spoke and it was so much fun. It wasn't racist, just hilarious.
The only one who could top him was Richard Pryor.
Steven, my condolences to you and your family on the passing of your beloved Grandmother. My prayers go out to you and your family. 😢
Really appreciate it! 🙏🏻
My deepest condolences, Steven, for the passing of your grandmother.
Really appreciate that! It means alot! ❤️
This was great, check out Gabriel Iglesias. He is one of my favorite comedians, and all of his stories are true, based on his life experiences. You might start with "The Gift Basket" or "The Road Trip" both are hilarious. Love your channel.
Sorry to hear about your grandmother, may she rest in peace.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
More Rickles, Please!
Another good comic is Brian Regan. His Stupid In School is a great one
"Comedy Day", would be great! Check out Andrew Dice Clay! He is hilarious, he will make you blush!😂
Thanks for the suggestion! 😁
All people loved being roasted by Don all races.
Check out some of the clips of him on The Tonight Show. Him and Johnny Carson together is some of the best comedy in existence.
Steven, so sorry for your loss
Thanks so much! Truly appreciate it! ❤️
Good choice going to comedy today. And don't worry about any of us who are overly sensitive out here. You can look at it that at least they commented.
His nickname was "Mr. Warmth".
@@BenRollinsActor 😂🤣😂
i've got the GREATEST remedy for you ... at the end of Sam Kinison's comedy album "Louder Than Hell" ... he does an original song that he wrote, composed, and produced .... its worth the trip
@seton hill studios - Don Rickles was an insult comedian from the 60s and 70s. No one was safe. lol He could get away stuff that you never could today.