pesky Injuns, biting Misquotes, and the Happy Rock

[Tryg Helseth]

Andrew Krieg:

>authentic war paint for a movie with Indians in it.  Gyro makes the paint
>too authentic, and the Indians turn into screaming savages, spouting the
>most stereotypical Indian jargon you'll ever see.  If this story could be
>reprinted, why can't we get "War of the Wendigo"?

Maybe it was viewed by a different censor or in a different light.  With 
the warpaint you perhaps could argue that the strange behavior of the 
actors was due to a chemical reaction with the ingredients in the war-
paint--some form of neurotransmitter that is absorbed through the skin.

However, not having read WotW, I don't have a clue as to what was found 
objectionable there...

Harry Fluks:

>David quoted ME (and not Mark Mayerson, Tryg!):

Sorry Harry.  It wasn't clear who David was quoting, but I saw Mark's name 
there and thought that was added by David quoting Mark...  For me to have 
correctly guessed the real author's name would have been a Fluke... :>

KDR Et All:

The discussion on Harry Gladstone and the Birthday Bugaboo has certainly 
been an interesting one; it inpsired me to re-read the story; I did and I 
found it to be a very strange mix.  David mentioned a couple of parallels 
between various Barks stories; I thouht I saw a few more when I read it 
last night, but I've forgotten what they were already.  (I have an 
excellent memory; it is just very short.)  Guess I'll just have to read it 
again... :)

Tryg Helseth  <trygve at maroon.tc.umn.edu>   Minneapolis, MN, USA
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