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THAT BIT WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVORITE. I’m sorry, was I shouting? Heh.

Everyone wants him to be whatever fits their personal needs. When he said he didn’t have a stake in the outcome, he really meant it. He taught me how to free myself from all that worry and anger at the system and what the name of that fart is when you are walking.

And, when I confronted him with - "well, if you really don't care why bother saying anything?" He admitted to me that he was really a heartbroken idealist. But, you just can't top the greatest fart jokes ever.

CFD code brown code brown. That little flicker of a flame. He was a kind and gentle soul and his heart was definitely on the side of what is right and just. He did care to show everyone just how fucking doomed and stupid they are as a species, a country and mindless consumers.

I loved George. Genuinely, in the actual sense of the word. I'm sorry you guys are burdened with this "legacy" of nitwits misrepresenting him. It angers me, too, but obviously not nearly like how I'm sure it angers you guys.

It doesn’t anger me I just feel bad because he can’t speak for himself. Everyone near him got him on different levels I think. The one thing we all agree on is that he was a kind, caring, gentle person. Everybody who knows him and loves his act thought he was bitter and angry.

I marveled at how he could say things so harsh, and with his gruff delivery, and still come across kind. I never thought he was angry at anything *everybody* shouldn't be angry about. His anger always seemed perfectly justified.

And to both of you, I hope it doesn't offend you when I occasionally quote him in my run for office. I'll be running, win or lose, for the foreseeable future, & he was a massive influence on how I view the world. His work is ingrained in me. And I can't/won't undo that.