SchoolMarm Cyrus

[Will Layman]

Jolly,

Please produce the cite for your assertion that "TP himself admitted to
being very stoned most of time [sic] he was writing it."  Most?

And, oh yeah, you might want an apostrophe in the "it's" on "its [sic]
sprawling and incoherent."

When you criticize an acknowledged classic and National Book Award winning
novel and hold yourself out to be Mr. Intelligent, you might want (a) to
have read the book, and (b) to use the language correctly.

w

On 10/18/04 7:13 PM, "jolly" <jollyrogerx99 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> .
> 
>> > [...] Pynchon's texts , which draw more on materialist, if not
>> > marxist/anarchist and behaviorist themes ( with  technological
>> > aspects/.implications as well).
> 
> 
> you have the audacity
> to declare none here......understands Pynchon.
> 
>  
>  
> Why don't you mind you own bizness, schoolmarm. You're not here to pass
> judgment on anyone. IN fact I have read much of GR, and there is a fairly
> respectable tradition of anti-GR criticism.  TP himself admitted to being very
> stoned most of time he was writing it. It is a product of the 60s and  many
> critics admit that its sprawling and incoherent and yea, steeped in
> psychedelia. 
>  
> YOU, schoolmarm, need to read the earlier texts, which are in many places
> anarchistic and materialist . And GR does have many behaviorist elements as
> well as anarchist.
> I suspect I know more about GR than you do about either V or COL 49.
>  
> just change the channel, cop-bitch
> 
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