AtDAtD: A Couple/Three Notes
Carvill John
johncarvill at hotmail.com
Mon Jan 22 11:56:55 CST 2007
He he. Well I dunno about 'a truly deep inspection of something', but TDA is
a phrase I've heard used by British policemen (at least in old
'hard-drinking, chain-smoking, violence-dispensing coppers' TV shows such as
The Sweeney) to mean 'Touching the Dog's Arse', an alternative expansion of
the abbreviation to the more official 'Taking and Driving Away', ie stealing
a car. I'm sure all this would appeal to Pynchon.
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>Actually, it's A T D T D A .
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>Against The Day: The Deep Analysis
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>And one of our United Kingdom listers noted that TDA has resonance over
>there by standing for "touching the dog's arse," i.e., a truly deep
>inspection of something.
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>Thus ...
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> > Third, a question. Just waht does AtDAtD stand for
> > again? Thanks in advance, for everything ...
> >
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