M & D

[Henry Musikar]

Yeah, I've considered MD (a little 20/20, anyone?), but I've avoided 
it because of Pynchon's particularity: Mason AND Dixon. Nobody ever 
says, "Mason and Dixon." It sure as hell isn't the "Mason and Dixon 
Line," either

On 24 Mar 97 at 16:11, the Robot Vegetable wrote:

> On Mon, 24 Mar 1997, Henry Musikar wrote:
> 
> > Having just sent an email to my sister concerning my parents, I 
> > couldn't help but notice (as others likely have) the abbreviation for 
> > "Mom & Dad." A-and how about MAD while I'm at it.
> 
>    Having just posted yet another distraction to rec.arts.books
> tagging it with an obbook by a medical doctor, I note that the
> abbreviation is close, if not a cigar. 

AsB4,
Henry Musikar

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