If God Is Dead, Then F*ck Is The Most Important Word In English (VIDEO)

If God is dead, asks the speaker of the video, then what is the most important word in English? "F*ck" is what he comes up with, and not surprising considering his history. Going by the name Osho, he is also the guru formerly known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. But don't let that stop you from watching this video. It's a hilarious meditation on the word, its importance and various usages. If nothing else, "Osho" is not a bad comedian. Let us know what you think.

Comments

[tarjasovay]

01:44 AM on 02/04/2010

honestly, laughing is the best medicine ever! no matter what you believe, this was funny!

[Retrofuturistic]

11:27 AM on 02/02/2010

It does not follow.

[PramodNYC]

10:16 AM on 02/02/2010

Here is the book going with this video:
The God Conspiracy: The Path from Superstition to Super Consciousness, by Osho

http://www.amazon.com/God-Conspiracy-Superstition-Super-Consciousness/dp/0981834108/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1265123679&sr=1-1

[Voltage]

11:34 AM on 02/01/2010

Why does HuffPo spell the word with an asterisk? Isn't this a privately owned site that's on the unregulated internet?

[Mahi Joe]

08:13 PM on 02/01/2010

Yes, and for all we know you may be 10 years old reading this.

[thrdr]

01:09 AM on 02/02/2010

I am recommending this video to all the ten year olds I know. It's intelligent and funny.

[thrdr]

01:11 AM on 02/02/2010

It is odd, considering that the video itself isn't censored with bleeps. Perhaps they are afraid of Focus on the Family spiders?

[tomtopspin]

11:29 AM on 02/01/2010

It was a bit of a surprise to see Ming the Merciless wax both philosophical and grammatical.

[YankeeCanuck]

03:49 PM on 01/31/2010

As an aside, Osho tried to replace traditional religion.So, it could be used as a prayer--
Holy f*#k !

[YankeeCanuck]

03:47 PM on 01/31/2010

Osho is dead.
His followers claim that the CIA captured him and irradiated him. Then he went to his reward. Hopped the twig and joined the choir eternal.
But he was one very funny guy, and quite an appealing character. If you didn't mistake him for a messiah and donate everything to him, that is.

[LMPE]

01:24 AM on 01/31/2010

Everyone agrees that this sounds like something from George Carlin.

[blogisti]

10:04 PM on 01/30/2010

That is what religion is all about, entertaining the people. He did well. A bit slow in his delivery at first but he picked it up a la George Carlin, in the last three minutes. I would use it as a verb in this case. He was F*xk'n good.

[IOracle]

01:40 PM on 02/02/2010

blogisti: FYI, that's its adverbial use. F*xk'n modifies "good."

[Oleg1]

02:10 AM on 01/30/2010

This is quite silly.

[thrdr]

04:28 PM on 01/29/2010

This sounds like a George Carlin riff. It IS old, and not Osho's (except for maybe the Nietszche bit and the punchline).

[NoMoFearNoMoHate]

04:17 PM on 01/29/2010

At least the middle schoolers will get a laugh.

[Gary Drechsel]

03:35 PM on 01/29/2010

he's just reading an old bit that was done years and years ago. If you search you can find it. It was read by a guy with an announcers voice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUaWCcDlI5s

[JBS]

08:49 PM on 01/29/2010

That's a straight out rip-off of a George Carlin bit.

[City of Evil]

02:56 PM on 01/29/2010

I saw this freak on '60 Minutes' 25 years ago, and he looked exactly the same as he does now (he didn't have the silver Flash Gordon chair, though). What's his secret? Is it the mantra that he shares with his viewers at the very end?

[LMPE]

01:23 AM on 01/31/2010

Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh died in 1990.