Comedian George Carlin, famous for his outrageous and uncensored comedy skits,
has passed away due to heart failure at the age of 71.  His skit called “The 7 Words You Can Never Say on Television” was very humorous, but due to the language involved in the skit, as well as others, he faced a lot of trouble with the court.

Carlin was notorious for being involved with drugs and alcohol, and made it apparent to the media.  The cause of his death may as well have been from his addictions. 

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