MULTIMEDIA: Gilbert Gottfried Wants to Get Out of Timonium

Gilbert Gottfried, the loud-mouthed, often off-color, comedian performed to a sold out crowd at Thursday night. 

No one was safe. 

"So nothing happened in Japan today, did it?" Gottfried pondered, opening his act before a crowd of 400. 

The former voice of the Aflac Duck acknowledged his recent firing upfront. He broached the topic for about five minutes while impersonating a Japanese resident responding to Gottfried's own "wildly inappropriate" tweets as a tsunami ravaged the country. 

From there, Gottfried's naughty list grew. 

"I got some good news today. Coach Sandusky agreed to be a clown at my kid's birthday party," he joked. 

He went on to comically slay Casey Anthony, Conrad Murray, the Amish—even Hervé Villechaize, better known as Tattoo in the television series Fantasy Island. For some reason, he REALLY has a grudge against little people. 

But what else can be expected from a man whose "Aristocrats" joke lasts close to 10 minutes? (Search for the video on YouTube at your own risk.) 

Gottfried's act was a blend of current events-related humor and a grab bag from his classics off of his DVD, aptly named Dirty Jokes. 

But behind the scenes, Gottfried is a much quieter, humble man, who was willing to pose for photos with hundreds in attendance. He even shared a personal message with Patch, addressed to the people of Baltimore. (See video.) 

Be sure to scroll through our gallery of faces that only Gilbert Gottfried could pull off. 

Did you see Gilbert Gottfried perform in Timonium? What did you think of the show? Are you upset that you missed his act? Or do you not support the comedian for his "insensitivity"? TELL US IN THE COMMENTS!