The Death of Mork and Mearth

Michelle Obama's Mirror ^ | 8-12-2014 | MOTUS

[NOBO2012]

 

The world has lost the Father of Mearth

Like many of us, Mork, father of Mearth,  yearned for a return to a simpler time; for the Happy Days:

In the end however, the current world proved too much for Mork from Ork.

And although his job was that of a comic, he wasn’t really like that; he was actually more of a nerdy student when he was young. Was he the class clown? Au contraire:

"No, no, I was PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS, " pronounces Williams, giving the honor the deep-ringing reverence it deserves. "I loved school, maybe too much really. I was summa cum laude in high school. I was driven that way. I can't say it was easy to fit in. I just went out of my way to fit in. It was a private boys school, Detroit Country Day, and I played soccer. I was on the wrestling team. Mr. All-Around, you know?” – Detroit Free Press

In fact, he might actually have been the smartest man in the room.

Unlike the man who just thinks he’s the smartest man in the room but undoubtedly graduated somewhere much closer to the other end of the class.

Smokin’ doesn’t make you smart, it just makes you think you are.

Rest in Peace Robin, and thanks for the memories…

Posted from: Michelle Obama’s Mirror 

[cloudmountain]

Rest in Peace Robin, and thanks for the memories…

[DoodleDawg]

So you have to make a tribute to Robin Williams political by injecting Obama into it? Really?

I always thought that the amount of self-control that Williams had was remarkable. To so completely change from the manic character of Mork and Mindy and Good Morning, Vietnam to the subdued drama of Good Will Hunting or Dead Poets Society showed a breadth of talent that so very few actors have.

[Kartographer]

Chris Nielsen: Thank you for every kindness. Thank you for our children. For the first time I saw them. Thank you for being someone I was always proud to be with. For your guts, for your sweetness. For how you always looked, for how I always wanted to touch you. God, you were my life. I apologize for everytime I ever failed you. Especially this one...
What Dreams May Come (1998)

[chajin]

He was the Baby Boomer’s Danny Kaye. The world is poorer today without him.

[NFHale]

Very sad news.

[Tennessee Nana]

mirth ???

[driftless2]

Danny Kaye was my Danny Kaye. Nothing against Williams, but I never found him the least bit funny. Like Will Ferrell. He was however, much to my surprise, a good, serious actor.

[hosepipe]

Williams was a dutiful little commie...
He Off’ed himself.. no doubt prompting a few chuckles in the great beyond..