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	George Liquor Information
		George Liquor is a cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi (also known as John K.) and is a mascot of sorts for Kricfalusi's company Spümcø.
		George is an ultra-patriotic American and is so conservative that he thinks Republicans are Communists.
		George was created by Kricfalusi in the late 1970s or early-to-mid 1980s immediately after seeing a building called "George Liquor" (it was supposed to say "George's Liquor").
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/George_Liquor (334 words)

	George Liquor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George is an ultra-patriotic American and is so conservative that he thinks the Republicans are Communists.
		George was created by Kricfalusi in the late 1970s or early-to-mid 1980s immediately after seeing a building called "George Liquor" (it was suppossed to say "George's Liquor").
		George was meant to be a main character and the master of Ren and Stimpy, but executives at Nickelodeon hated him because they at first thought his last name was "Lick Her" and he treated Ren and Stimpy like they were in the army.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_Liquor (284 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on George Dickel Original No. 12 Tennessee Sippin' Whiskey at Epinions.com
		George Dickel manufactures this whiskey using corn, barley, rye, and pure spring water from a local source close to the distillery, with no preservatives or additives.
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		George Dickel #12 retails for about $16 per 750 ml bottle, but this price varies considerably from one location to the next, depending on the taxes and regulations that exist in different locales.
	www.epinions.com /content_149154729604 (1358 words)

	Essaydirect.com: Albee, Edward - Who`s Afraid of Virginia Woolf - Presentation (Pre-University)
		Before she married George she had married a young gardener who worked at her college, but this marriage was annulled by her father and so she was "revirginized" and wanted to marry someone in the college and "along came George" - who re-enters the stage at this moment, carrying liquor bottles.
		When everyone is back on stage, George starts talking about his and Martha′s son, his twenty-first birthday and that Martha tried to break the bathroom door down to wash him in the tub when he was sixteen, with the result that Martha gets in the "fighting mood" George wanted her to be in.
		George has recognized the danger of Martha believing in an illusion in such a very strong way that she actually thinks it is true.
	www.essaydirect.com /fulltext/enc/8774.html (3276 words)

	Ed Gein - SmartyBrain Encyclopedia and Dictionary
		George was a timid, weak character who drifted from job to job in a vain attempt to provide for his family.
		George was frowned upon by the entire family, and even considered a non-entity by Augusta, who completely dominated him and their two sons.
		Despite her deep contempt for George, the atrophic marriage persisted, for, under Augusta's strict moral code, divorce was not an option.
	smartybrain.com /index.php/Ed_Gein (992 words)

	Having a Brawl – Fencing and Grudge Contests in 16th Century Rural England
		In the challenge “made against George, to bee plaid on Midsummer day, there were eight to eight.” So that, “George hearing of their comming, was wondrous glad, bidding them welcome with a dozen or two of Ale.
		Oddly enough, George tells everyone that on the morning after the challenge there will also be a football match between the two groups for a monetary prize followed by a contest at wrestling (or “any other exercise whatsoever”) in the afternoon which would also be for money as well.
		George then runs him in the arm in the next bout and at the third bout, George “ayming at his eye whips with his left hand the others Pitch-fork away” stabbing him in the thigh.
	www.thehaca.com /essays/Pinder.htm (2826 words)

	Histrio - a French Theater
		George, horror-stricken by the danger which has just threatened Eva, wants to give up, but Ox tells him that now he is near the center of the earth, and that he must go to his glory.
		George is taken away by the city officials, and once again Eva remains alone with Ox, who tells her that George is slowly losing his reason and becoming mad.
		At her wits'end, Eva lashes out at him, "as you hate George, whom I adore, I hate you!" Ox cannot bear to be hated: he is ready to become Eva's slave, George's slave, to hear that Eva does not hate him.
	www.frenchtheater.com /syno.htm (2004 words)

	Bar dispute is headed to court
		While Ohio Liquor Commissioner Rocco Colonna swears it was by the book, longtime political rival Thomas J. Coyne doesn't think it's a coincidence that his plans to open a bar in the north end of Berea have been thwarted so far by the loss of the tavern's liquor license.
		George said the previous owners of the business had declared bankruptcy and the bank had turned to him when no one had expressed any interest in the building.
		George noted that the case against the bar's previous owner was a gambling citation for having a tip ticket dispenser on the premises.
	www.sunnews.com /news/2002/part2/0725/SBAR.htm (1365 words)

	Lakewood City Council Meeting Minutes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		George asked if there were any reports the business was not a responsible business if it was consistent with previous uses there – anything that may be detrimental to the neighborhood.
		George said he was a former permit holder himself and that one of the criteria used by lending institutions is if you had your liquor license secured.
		George said liquor permits should not be objected to as a matter of routine – indicating objections cost the city a lot of money.
	www.lkwdpl.org /city/cc/mt020715.htm (5274 words)

	Ren and Stimpy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George Liquor: George is an ultra-patriotic American and is so conservative that he thinks Republicans are Communists.
		Instead, the scene would pause and a record-scratching sound effect would be played instead of George speaking the word Liquor.
		The last straw, so to speak, was the episode entitled "Man's Best Friend," in which Ren and Stimpy are bought by George Liquor and put through a cruel and unusual training session, which ends with Ren bludgeoning George.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ren_and_Stimpy (2954 words)

	GODDAMN GEORGE LIQUOR PROGRAM
		The Goddamn George Liquor Program was the first cartoon series to be produced exclusively for the internet.
		He is also working on a new concept for advertising on the internet-- creating animated characters who would act as mascots for products, as well as appearing in their own cartoon adventures...
		The Goddamn George Liquor Program is pioneering the course of animation on the internet that many will follow in the next few years.
	www.awn.com /annieawards/george.php3 (255 words)

	Heroism Project \| 1970s \| George Moscone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Mayor George Moscone's dedication to issues that others were afraid to address earned him an important place in history--but it also got him killed.
		George Moscone was born in San Francisco on Novemebr 24, 1929 to working class parents.
		George's father wandered from job to job for some time, and eventually landed in a state hospital as an inmate.
	www.heroism.org /class/1970/moscone.html (488 words)

	Governor George Abernethy Liquor Veto Message, 1846
		I would therefore recommend that the amendments passed at the Dec. session of 1845, be repealed; and that the law passed on the 24th June, 1844, with such alterations as will make it agree with the organic law, if it does not agree with it, be again made the law of the land.
		It is said by many that the legislature has no right to prohibit the introduction or sale of liquor, and this is probably the strongest argument used in defense of your bill.
		I may be mistaken, and therefore should be in favor of the old law, or something similar should be adopted, of referring the whole matter to the polls at the next general election.
	arcweb.sos.state.or.us /governors/abernethy/liquor1846.html (677 words)

	Northern Star Online \| Metro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		George said there should be no difference in closing time if an establishment serves alcohol, regardless of whether its main sales come from food or liquor.
		George said if people want alcohol, they are going to order it anyway, regardless of closing time.
		George said he thinks the ordinance would help differentiate bars from restaurants, but does not see the need to do so.
	www.star.niu.edu /metro/articles/120503-ordinance.asp (347 words)

	Liquor :: Drink : Gourt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The term liquor may mean spirits; spirits and liqueurs; or all alcoholic beverages, including wine, sake, beer, and mead.
		The word liquor was first used in English to mean "a fluid" in the late 1200s; in the 1700s, the term was first applied to alcoholic beverages.
		Liquor Snob - News and tips on all things alcoholic, including beer and wine, breathalyzers, cocktails and spirits; plus drink recipes and booze reviews.
	recreation.gourt.com /Food/Drink/Liquor.html (492 words)

	Forwardgarden.com
		George was planning on going out with "The Boys" when his wife told him that he wasn't leaving the house.
		So after begging his old lady for an hour, George got the OK the go out with the guys as long as he stayed off of the booze.
		So, when drunk ass George walked into the house with money in hand, his wife was waiting for him in the living room.
	www.forwardgarden.com /forward/21730.html (477 words)

	[No title]
		Cuts by Nickelodeon: George Liquor's name was partially bleeped in the version which saw the light of day, for fear the kiddies might think that his name was actually "Lick Her" rather than Liquor.
		And a piece of static artwork, where George is shown to have a vestigal tail sticking up out of his butt, was altered because Standards and Practices thought the stump was supposed to be an erection.
		And the "Bloody Head Fairy" was originally intended to be George Liquor in a tutu, but as was originally cited, certain people at Nick hated George so that they nixed his appearance.
	www.fortunecity.com /skyscraper/cyrix/73/randsmai.txt (5541 words)

	Ray DeCrane's seventh story about The Cleveland Press (part 2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		George Davis was the drama and movie critic during the '30s and early '40s.
		George was the only staff member who had a safe next to his desk.
		As George emptied the meager contents of a bottle into his glass, he tossed the empty bottle out the window where it smashed on the Rockwell Avenue sidewalk four floors below.
	web.ulib.csuohio.edu /SpecColl/press/rdc/rdc7a.html (766 words)

	Sony Pictures Television - Seinfeld
		Denouncing the custom of bringing wine for their hosts, George dons a bulky new parka to protect him against the bitter cold and joins his friends in Kramer's car for the trip to a dinner party.
		Told they cannot wait in the liquor store, George accidentally knocks over a floor display and, breaking a number of wine bottles, is forced to pay for the damage with the only thing of value he has left -- his new parka.
		After the frozen George and Kramer finally return to pick up a sick Jerry and the crippled Elaine, they end up snidely dropping off their gifts at the party before heading straight home.
	sonypictures.com /tv/shows/seinfeld/calendar.phtml?ChoosenTitle=140&... (441 words)

	The Ren and Stimpy Show: Big Baby Scam / Dog Show Episode Trivia - TV.com
		When George Liquor is being judged by the Dog Show judge, the scene cuts to the crowd for a moment.
		When the pre judging is about to begin the man in front of George, Ren, and Stimpy has a normal sized dog but when his dog is about to be tested the man can hold the dog in the palms of his hands and the dog is much smaller then before.
		George Liquor removes Ren's tail with a rubber band, yet the bones of it are visible moments later after his coat buffing goes horribly wrong.
	www.tv.com /the-ren-and-stimpy-show/big-baby-scam---dog-show/episode/126470/trivia.html (867 words)

	Sony Pictures Television - Seinfeld
		Denouncing the custom of bringing wine for their hosts, George dons a bulky new parka to protect him against the bitter cold and joins his friends in Kramer's car for the trip to a dinner party.
		Told they cannot wait in the liquor store, George accidentally knocks over a floor display and, breaking a number of wine bottles, is forced to pay for the damage with the only thing of value he has left -- his new parka.
		After the frozen George and Kramer finally return to pick up a sick Jerry and the crippled Elaine, they end up snidely dropping off their gifts at the party before heading straight home.
	www.sonypictures.com /tv/shows/seinfeld/calendar.phtml?ChoosenTitle=140&Action=ThisWeek (441 words)

	Liquor stores: Earlier closing hurts
		Prince George’s County liquor store owners are singing the blues, saying a new law that limits their hours has cut sales by at least 25 percent.
		In supporting the bill earlier this year, Prince George’s officials argued that the earlier closing time would deter crime, as consumers from neighboring jurisdictions come into the county to buy liquor late at night.
		Combined, sales of liquor, wine and beer generated more than $27.3 million in state taxes in fiscal 2005, up from $26.9 million the previous year, according to the comptroller’s office.
	www.gazette.net /stories/121505/busipgl165256_31939.shtml (664 words)

	The World of Ren & Stimpy: Encyclopedia
		Since John K. has retained the rights to George, Nick cannot say his name on the air or stop him from doing the show.
		Two of John K.'s shows for the fall will be "George Liquor" and "He Hog." MTV played a surprise rotation of the second season shows, except the three most recent cartoons; its finale was a second airing of "Son Of Stimpy" on the last night of the rotation.
		It was #13) December 12, 1992 9:00pm # 16 (George [with no Liquor] Premieres!) December 19, 1992 9:00pm # 15 December 26, 1992 9:00pm # 14a (Premiere) January 2, 1993 9:00pm # 17 (Premiere) January 9, 1993 9:00pm # 16 (Thurs.
	www.fortunecity.com /skyscraper/cyrix/73/encyclopedia.html (4930 words)

	Prince George's County, MD - Legislative Affairs : Agenda
		A historic partnership was created between the state and Prince George's County to stabilize the county's hospital system.
		Prince George's County cannot sustain any additional cuts without serious repercussions to programs that address infant mortality, truancy and mental health services for children.
		Prince George's County emergency personnel are the first responders in the event of a terrorist attack on Washington, D.C. State and federal funding is necessary to establish a state-of-the-art Regional Emergency Operations Center to protect the region and vulnerable key federal installations within the county.
	www.co.pg.md.us /Government/LegislativeAffairs/agenda.asp?h=30&s=60&n=20 (730 words)

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		The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) today censured alcoholic-beverage industry giant Joseph Seagram and Sons for violating a decades-old voluntary ban on hard liquor advertising on television, and pledged to mount a vigorous campaign to knock the ads off the air.
		Since Prohibition, the hard liquor industry has voluntarily agreed not to advertise, first on radio and then on television.
		Hacker predicted "vocal, sustained, and widespread public opposition" to the expansion of hard liquor advertising to television and said such action would lead to demands for federal and state legislative restrictions on alcohol advertising in all media.
	www.cspinet.org /new/liqad.html (439 words)

	WashingtonPost.com: Software Reviews:
		Kricfalusi's new cartoon revolves around George Liquor, a little-known character who was Ren and Stimpy's master, and his nephew Jimmy the Idiot Boy.
		In one recent episode, George lectures Jimmy on the merits of good nutrition, then bites painfully into a handful of overcooked bacon, spraying bacon bits across the screen.
		Although some of the other jokes may be a little dirty, the animation and sound are clean as a whistle, with none of the fuzziness users have come to expect from Web video.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/tech/ffwd/1197/georgeliquor.htm (501 words)

	definition:Ren and Stimpy - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		While the character's name is George Liquor, his last name was removed from being uttered in the episodes he appeared in by Nickelodeon.
		The last straw, so to speak, was the episode entitled "Man's Best Friend," in which Ren and Stimpy are bought by George Liquor and put through a cruel and unusual training session.
		After his separation from Nick, Kricfalusi retained ownership of George Liquor and has used him extensively in projects by Spümcø, his animation studio.
	www.biocrawler.com /biowiki/Ren_&_Stimpy (1732 words)

	all kinds of stuff: George Liquor Stories 2
		I for one hope the stars align and somehow all of our collective enthusiasm for George Liquor is able to bring some execs to their senses.
		I wonder how you eventually decided George Liquor to be the star of the show.
		George is a much better character than Stan Smith,(I'm relating them because of the patriotic characterstic, George came first is better) I'm not sure where to go from that!
	johnkstuff.blogspot.com /2006/02/george-liquor-stories-2.html (3479 words)

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