Flamebait
jporter
jp4321 at IDT.NET
Sun Aug 13 11:04:37 CDT 2000
> From: Dave Monroe <monroe at mpm.edu>
> I prefer, as, perhaps, does Pynchon, jailbait (or so sez Jules Siegel ... but
> was just re-reading that Bianca episode again today, hoo boy ... Mucho Maas'
> conquests, those Dutch girls in Mason and Dixon ... there are a notable few
> of those so-called "subdebs" [cf. Nabokov's/Humbert-squared's "nymphets"]
> going on in Pynchon) ...
>
Call them principles of organization, my good fellow, p.o.'s. Although once
aligned, those so organized might well prefer that a "w" be added. The outer
circle of the new org, quite difficult to discern really, is only half the
story. The boundary and the center are mutually co-dependent, like baiter
and baitee. Sometimes each is only implied in the hidden hopes and dreams of
the other. What reason for there to be dreams, if not that outer circle-
that distant edge of confinement secretly wished into existence? Is it just
for the pleasure of skin divers and cigarette smokers?
I think not (and therefore...).
jody
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