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On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 08:37:30 -0800, "Skwala"
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Strange, I felt the other way about him. I felt his vicious nature
and his attempts to be nasty were the much more real side of him.
I based my opinion on both my limited dealings with him, and the fact that
several "Big Names" would always stay out at his place, when ever the came
to that corner of Montana.


Though I didn't find him frightening. He was too small for that.
He did have flaws, though... When I said frightened I was referring two
incidents where I wondered if I was going to have to defend myself...

He had a certain unpredictability... I had two discussions with him, that
started out normally, but ended with George looming over a table, slamming
his open palm down, and screaming out some minor point about the subject of
the discussion. (too much fat in the American diet was one subject, the
other was equally bland).


Obviously he could be charming in person. So could Ted Bundy and many
others who weren't what their outer persona showed. Not that I put
whatsit up there with the dangers of life, but I've known some like
that. They tend to make life hell for their families.

A little crazy perhaps, but you can't say he wasn't enertaining..

Depends on your idea of entertainment.

Complex, a little good, and a little not good... I guess he was someone you
either liked or hated...