Gravity's Rainbow

[Steve Maas]

Thanks to those who answered my question, pynchonoid, Terrance, Elvisco, 
umberto, Glenn, as well as those who didn't, they also serve who only sit 
and vegetate. Your comments are like gristle to chew on. Myself, I've always 
figured, with umberto, that gravity's rainbow is the rocket's parabola, but 
I also imagine that Pynchon had additional levels of meaning in mind too. 
Steve Maas

I wrote:
>And so dear reader, what does gravity's rainbow the phrase mean to you,
>no cribbing from Weisenberg or Fowler or any of that ilk, please.
>Steve Maas

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