Fwd: define drub

[Swing Hammerswing]

Drub, drub, drub,
three Pynchon Posters sitting in a tub
One man, named Adolph, was hit on D-day
a slug drubbed his balls away
but he still had his pickle
and he loved to tickle
the other two on memorial day.

Drub, drub, drub,
three Pynchon Posters standing in a tub
paddling hard  drubbing and drubbing


rubber dub dub
nymphomaniacal Alice
adept with dynamite sticks for her phallus


They rowed and rowed down the Carolina
where they discovered fragments of her drubbed  vagina


One of the men claimed to be a young Aztec
He was drubbing the others with his readings of Steinbeck
and Joyce and Eliot and Wallace and McGurk
The others dozed as he drubbed and he worked
the  two had a collective wet dream
awoke with a collective scream at the sky
as Alice's ass came floating by.

Drub- a -drub, drub, drub- drub in a tub
drubbing and rubbing and scrubbing the tub

sailing to  Byzantium's Urn,
turn, turn, turn in the gyre,
feel the blast of Alice's fire,


turn, turn, in the Grecian Metropolis
where Gnosos is known as Papa Pooh Bear Poulos
until I see I will not believe,
Until I put my hands on Alice's callous
Until I see the blast of her phallus
I will not raise a cross at the Acropolis.

I will  have little faith in the girls of Melitus
I will not dream of the second coming and
the gadgets that treat us
I believe that the virgin was born of the thigh
up cozy and rosy  and high
but of coming just once, only once, only coitus
I will not believe.

Drub, drub, stuck in the tub, Starbuck and coffee and Stub
feeding the whale
going to jail
and drubbing the tale of the tub
and that is rub and the nub of my flub.











>From: MalignD at aol.com
>To: pynchon-l at waste.org
>Subject: Re:  Fwd: define drub
>Date: Mon, 28 May 2001 21:42:20 EDT
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>The MIllison (cuckoo beginning to protrude from forehead):
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><<>From: wsmith at wordsmith.org
> >Subject:  define drub
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> >2 definitions found
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> >Drub \Drub\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Drubbed}; p. pr. & vb. n.
> >    {Drubbing}.] [Cf. Prov. E. drab to beat, Icel. & Sw. drabba
> >    to hit, beat, Dan. dr[ae]be to slay, and perh. OE. drepen to
> >    strike, kill, AS. drepan to strike, G. & D. freffen to hit,
> >    touch, Icel. drepa to strike, kill.]
> >    To beat with a stick; to thrash; to cudgel.
> >
> >          Soundly Drubbed with a good honest cudgel.
> >                                                   --L'Estrange.
> >
> >Drub \Drub\, n.
> >    A blow with a cudgel; a thump. --Addison.
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>Leaving aside your using "wordsmith.org" as your source, is it your notion
>that to use a word with varying connotations, meanings, colorations, etc. 
>is
>to, in every instance, cargo that usage with all the its other meanings
>(colorations, etc.)?  You're evidently a fool, but are you mad?
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>If I use the word "run" in the baseball sense and context,  I trust it will
>be understood as such and not to include as well, e.g., the nylon stocking
>sense.  Although, in your case, this is clearly expecting a lot.
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>I used the term to mean verbally berate; you read it only as to attack
>physically.  The psychological implications of that are interesting,
>certainly, but not to your merit.
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