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[Glenn Scheper]

> Pynchon cross alludes.........his tropes and metaphors change but stay the same.......Yes?
> All: 25 word essay on the above.

Jesu-I-alingo: How's that? A taco is representative:
Lettuce, meat between your buns, to-mat-o, and strew hot sauce.

colophon:

The 1% inspiration came while I was pondering a tantric event
of this day; Then somebody in an adjacent parking lot shouted
"Taco representative." Shortly after that, I heard the entire
phrase: "Jesu-I-alingo: How's that?" Then I mentally listed
the other ingredients, hot sauce--strew, beans seem unsavory.

The 99% perspiration left to do would be to solve the fitting
taco term for unfit word, buns, keeping up a tantric metaphor.

I just heard dress.... Aha: Skirts!
I heard scupper. Look it up. Unsuitable.
There's always tortilla.


Or to play jour eyes another:

"When a fantasy turns you on, you're obligated to God
and nature to start doing it right away." - Stewart Brand
  -- http://www.answers.com/fantasy%26r=67
  fantasy: Definition, Synonyms and Much More from Answers.com

Stewart Brand is the most influential thinker in America.
  -- http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/turner06/turner06_index.html
  Edge: STEWART BRAND MEETS THE CYBERNETIC COUNTERCULTURE By Fred Turner

Yours truly,
Glenn Scheper
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