Alice

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Heikki asked, 'isn't GR, among other things, a Carroll       
fairy-tale,' summing up, 'I have to think it over.'
My only advice, be a Bartleby and prefer not to.  I    
I chased that rabbit into Alice's hole a few weeks
ago when everyone was on Deleuze, and a colleague who
had read the posts referred me to The something Of
Sense, in which D disects the heck out of ole Alice,
poor girl.  Then youse guys get to talking about a-and,
and here I am toghtroping a synchronicity-mobius, as
uncertain if that's my reflection I'm stepping on or
some fool as uncertain as me, because that Carroll was
a bit of a stutterer, you see, but you won't see any 
of that on his pages.  Got to thinking maybe Slothrop
A-anded whenever he couldn't get access to the little
girl inside him, if I may be so bold to say.  Meanwhile
I'm reading Vineland again and I come across another 
a-and when the bidders at DL's auction think it's a jip
cuz there ain't the little girls they supposed there'd
be.  Even more coincidental, Slothrop says an a-and at
one point when he requests for a pocket watch - like      
white hare.  Like I said.  Be a Bartleby.

Rickwest