Dewey Rose
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| - | Smarmy fuck and unmitigated [[Dog Pile|dog pile]] who got his first break from [[Balthazar Buehb]]. Consensus holds he should have been shot -- and indeed he was, on several occasions. He conducted interviews up until 1997, when he mercifully succumbed to emphysema. | ||
| - | Stimso always referred to Rose as Beuhb's Bulldog for right reasons. Dewey sported many a shiner due to his short fuse and a hot temper. After many failed attempts at becoming a screenplay writer, a thoroughly disgruntled Rose drifted from job to job before befriending Balthazar, a columnist for the ''Workers Weekly World News'' at a local sportwriters watering hole where Dewey tended bar. Beuhb introduced Rose to painting and was in turn introduced to explosives by Rose, who had become increasingly delusional and violent. Rose would later threaten Adid and Stimso many times. Beuhb's participation and subsequent admonition for the leaders of the [[AA]] has always been fraught with problems and many see Beuhb's quick distancing of himself from Dewey Rose as evidence of his [[AA]] inclusion. | + | '''A Short Fuse''' |
| - | Rose's family has, in the past, tried to hold the AA responsible for his death, but their case, based as it was upon forgeries and outright lies, was rejected, albeit barely. | + | Smarmy fuck and unmitigated [[Dog Pile|dog pile]] who got his first break from [[Balthazar Buehb]]. Dewey sported many a shiner due to his short fuse and hot temper. Consensus holds he should have been shot -- and indeed he was, on several occasions. He conducted interviews up until 1997, when he mercifully succumbed to emphysema. |
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| + | '''An (In)auspicious Meeting''' | ||
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| + | After many failed attempts at becoming a screenplay writer, a thoroughly disgruntled Rose drifted from job to job. While tending bar at a local sportwriters' watering hole, Rose befriended Balthazar, a columnist for the ''Workers Weekly World News.'' Beuhb introduced Rose to painting; Rose introduced Beuhb to explosives. An increasingly delusional and violent Rose would later threaten [[Adid]] and [[Addisson]] many times. | ||
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| + | '''Fueling Rumors''' | ||
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| + | Stimso always referred to Rose as Beuhb's Bulldog. Beuhb's participation and subsequent admonition for the leaders of the [[AA]] has always been fraught with problems and subjected to intense, critical scrutiny. Many see Beuhb's quick distancing of himself from Dewey Rose as evidence of his AA inclusion. | ||
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| + | '''Death Suit''' | ||
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| + | Rose's family tried to hold the AA responsible for his death. Their case, based as it was upon forgeries and outright lies, was rejected, albeit barely. | ||
| == See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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| - | *[[Yankee Rose]] | ||
| * [[The Corner Lot]] | * [[The Corner Lot]] | ||
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| + | * [[Yankee Rose]] | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 7 Apr 2005
A Short Fuse
Smarmy fuck and unmitigated dog pile who got his first break from Balthazar Buehb. Dewey sported many a shiner due to his short fuse and hot temper. Consensus holds he should have been shot -- and indeed he was, on several occasions. He conducted interviews up until 1997, when he mercifully succumbed to emphysema.
An (In)auspicious Meeting
After many failed attempts at becoming a screenplay writer, a thoroughly disgruntled Rose drifted from job to job. While tending bar at a local sportwriters' watering hole, Rose befriended Balthazar, a columnist for the Workers Weekly World News. Beuhb introduced Rose to painting; Rose introduced Beuhb to explosives. An increasingly delusional and violent Rose would later threaten Adid and Addisson many times.
Fueling Rumors
Stimso always referred to Rose as Beuhb's Bulldog. Beuhb's participation and subsequent admonition for the leaders of the AA has always been fraught with problems and subjected to intense, critical scrutiny. Many see Beuhb's quick distancing of himself from Dewey Rose as evidence of his AA inclusion.
Death Suit
Rose's family tried to hold the AA responsible for his death. Their case, based as it was upon forgeries and outright lies, was rejected, albeit barely.
