Marginally Pynchonian

[Richard Romeo]

don't know foax, but seems to me, us pynch-o-nuts (ouch) see everything as 
marginally Pynchon, if not downright directly related, in the catholic sense 
(Msgr. and priest, pass by!), what Gen Macauliffe, freezing his off in 
Bastogne in '44, said to the nasty Germans when they asked his paratroops to 
surrender, no doubt some clutching their crosses close to their 
ever-freezing bodies, skippy.

rich


>From: Monica Belevan <quodlibet at surrealestate.com>
>Reply-To: quodlibet at surrealestate.com
>To: "Brent Edwards" <cbrente at alltel.net>
>CC: pynchon-l at waste.org
>Subject: RE: Marginally Pynchonian
>Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 08:12:54 -0800 (PST)
>
>
>
>Yeah, Brent, but now I feel left out, cause I don´t have a Buddy Jesus. 
>It´s not fair that you can play soccer, basketball, and pogo stick with the 
>old man, and my closest intimate memory of conviviality with him was when I 
>was a Vietnam veteran in the early eighties and Jesus would come for me to 
>exorcise him of toxic radioactive influences which somehow skipped the 
>filter on a group catheter in Vheissu.
>
>
>Love, Mo as
>
>
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