The Invisible Man

[Dave Monroe]

Let's face it, one man's (sic, but with a certain
statistical proepnsity nonetheless) "expert" or
"scholar" or "afficionado" or "enthusiast" or  or
"fan" or whatever is simply another man's nerd. 
Renminds me when my gracious Brooklyn hostette joined
The Dude and Doug and I for dinner in Manhattan, not
entirely unreminiscent of the "party" scene from Ghost
World (no ofense, but if you guys have seen the movie,
you KNOW what I mean; and, yeah, David, Robt., you
missed yr chance, so ...).  I end up in a lot of
those, and not always even as Steve Buscemi ...

--- The Great Quail <quail at libyrinth.com> wrote:

> > Primarily, however, the article is a scathing
> > review of the Dubini documentary. Dugdale
> > mentions the "online curators of Pynchoniana
> > tending their websites in darkened rooms"
> > featured in the doco, describing them as
> > "predominantly middle aged and elderly" (pace
> > Quail),
> 
> Hey! My apartment is rather well lit, and I am
> nowhere near middle age! (That is, because I am
> planning on living to 100.)

This logic, by the way, puts me on my deathbed ...


		
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