Pynchon Paranoiacs Unite!

[jester]

I'm not sure what Byrnes was trying to get across in his post, which
amounted to an address and phone number for something called, "POWERHOUSE."
(a gym perhaps?)

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else has had this experience?  Have you
ever seen little Trystero horns or the intials W.A.S.T.E anywhere unexpected?

I've got it -- a mission, for all of us!  Let's agree to a little subterfuge
of American (and Earthly) culture.  Let's do some constructive grafitti!
Let's all start putting little Trystero horns all over the place -- and
W.A.S.T.E, too!  Who knows... might even help usher in "The Revolution..."

Tomorrow I hit the local 7-Eleven!!!

JJ "JEster"

At 02:27 AM 02/16/1997 -0500, you wrote:
>At 04:06 PM 1/29/97 -0600, Diana York Blaine wrote:
>>Just after I read CoL49 my first year in graduate school I noticed that
>>there were tiny pencil markings above every doorbell in my three-story
>>student apartment building in Westwood--including tiny post-horns, among
>>other things--and I seriously began to wonder what the hell was going on.
>>Shortly after that a group of young men burst into our apartment
>>uninvited and proceeded to eat our food, smoke our pot, and entertain us
>>with frantic banter. Like the Whole Sick Crew only in a handsome clean-cut
>>UCLA frat boy kind of way. My roommates and I kept asking each other
>>"who are these guys?" and  "what are they doing here?" Later I wondered if
>>the markings signified who was inside, like the messages that bums would
>>post outside of homes during the Depression alerting fellow travelers to
>>the fact that victuals could be had there. Maybe ours meant "chicks, pot
>>and cookies." While I never found out what the deal was (nor does Oedipa I
>>guess), needless to say I was fascinated, charmed, and hooked on Pynchon.
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