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Chironex · 06-23-2008, 08:28 PM

I remember seeing him live at U of Michigan in the early seventies, and I loved the way he always made us aware of our own hypocrisy. Poignant, controversial, intelligent, unpretentious, observant - are but some of the descriptive adjectives that come to mind when referring to George. He had a knack for the overt and sublime humor in most of life's embarrassing moments - and no one was immune. The character voices he came up with were spot-on, too. In saying goodbye to George, it is fitting to use his description of death in the politically-correct way that he despised....He didn't die, he just "passed on."

06-23-2008, 08:28 PM	#4 (permalink)
Chironex Dayyyyyyyy-O Chironex's Photo Gallery Location: Las Vegas, NV Find me on the map! Zone: 9 Name: Scot Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1,561 BananaBucks : 2,793 Feedback: 7 / 100% Thanks: 2,487 Thanked 478 Times in 318 Posts Welcomes: 294	Re: Later George! I remember seeing him live at U of Michigan in the early seventies, and I loved the way he always made us aware of our own hypocrisy. Poignant, controversial, intelligent, unpretentious, observant - are but some of the descriptive adjectives that come to mind when referring to George. He had a knack for the overt and sublime humor in most of life's embarrassing moments - and no one was immune. The character voices he came up with were spot-on, too. In saying goodbye to George, it is fitting to use his description of death in the politically-correct way that he despised....He didn't die, he just "passed on." __________________ Scot "Grow 'em if ya got 'em!"