Ah fuck. For every faggot that dies, someone worthwhile dies.

Fuck you Dimebag fans.

fuck you jew fans.

are people still really upset about Darrel Abbots death.

back and to the left, back and to the left, back and to the left.

i wonder you think he shit myself when he saw the guy had a gun, or did he shit himself after he was shot in the face.

Ya, im pretty sure the feeling wont fade.
Its not the same but, people will surely still be upset.

I never heard Mitch Hedbergs stand up.
Was it good?

He was hilarious.

did mitch get shot in the face?

No, heart failure, might have been from drug abuse.

i just now realized who this guy is and that totally sucks that hes dead

he was so good live. although when i saw him he got trashed and by the end of the set he was just talking to the hot girl in the front row.

FUCK. He was the funniest fucking stand up comedian I think i've ever seen.

I have never seen funnier. I'm glad I got to see him live when I did.

i never fuckin got to see him live. i was supposed to go whenever the last time he came around, and for one reason or another didnt go.

fuckin shit.

He was sooo funny at the Orpheum in Boston with Stephen Lynch. He like, walked behind the curtain and explored during his stand-up. They played his special on comedy central tonight. Just about every thing he said was funny. I wish whoever put Mad Tv on comedy central had died instead.

tbone_r said:

that girl was a fucking cunt. she got up on stage during stephen lynch's set and he told her to get the fuck off. i hate stupid cunts who think they can do whatever they want because they're hot. mitch was really funny, but the end of his set sucked. i mainly went to see him, but ended up enjoying stephen lynch more.

he was a little slow at the end of the set, i saw him on the tour in dc also and he acted the same way. i dont know if it was an act or if he was that fucked up all tour. i saw him a couple years earlier at a small improv in DC and he was really fast and sharp so i dont know if his alcohol/drug problems got worse?

hes my favorite comedian ever,I was luck enough to see him 3 times.
RIP Mitch

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Mitch Hedberg, a Minnesota-born comedian who worked in nightclubs, television and film in a wide-ranging career, died in New Jersey, his family said. He was 37.



Hedberg, who struggled with drugs and alcohol, died Wednesday in a hotel room in Livingston, N.J.


Pending the medical examiner's report, the cause of death appears to be heart failure, said his mother, Mary Hedberg. She said her son was born with a heart defect and frequently felt anxious about his condition.


Mary Hedberg said speculation that her son's death was drug-related was gossip.


"We don't know that for a fact," she said, but added, "it's not a secret Mitch used drugs. Whether that played a role in his death or not, we don't know."


A hit on "The Late Show With David Letterman," on which he appeared 10 times, and "The Howard Stern Show," Hedberg once was dubbed "the next Seinfeld" by Time magazine. But TV-series fame eluded him because his unique style of mumbled one-liners didn't lend itself to the sitcom format.


Hedberg delivered absurdist, random observations in a spacy staccato. His long, dirty blond hair harkened to the image of a 1970s stoner.


Jokes about Hedberg's drug use were a staple of his act. He took a hiatus from performing for several months after a May 2003 arrest in Austin, Texas, for felony possession of heroin.


Born in St. Paul, Hedberg rose through the ranks at Minneapolis' Acme Comedy Co. and caught his big break through a Comedy Central special.


His rambling, non-sequitur style often drew comparisons to Steven Wright, but Hedberg disagreed.


"If I made potato chips and put them in a can, people would say I was ripping off Pringles," he said. "But what if I put them in a bag?"


Hedberg had two popular comedy CDs, "Strategic Grill Locations" and "Mitch All Together." He acted in the movie "Almost Famous" — smoking fake pot with Peter Frampton — and appeared on Fox's hit series "That '70s Show."


Hedberg is survived by his wife, comedian Lynn Shawcroft, his father and mother, Arne and Mary Hedberg of St. Paul, and sisters Wendy Brown of Woodbury and Angie Anderson of South St. Paul.