Fw: No REVEILLE it's the weekend...

[K3 ViN Cummiskey]

the mr dick was a character from dickens which i went on to elaborate on and then further decided on not using on subject line, but hadnt changed over because i wasnt fininished putting this shit together.  Im so enraged man i feel like smashing my class of soda write through the screen.


--- On Sat, 8/30/08, Mr. Dick <kevincummiskey at yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: Mr. Dick <kevincummiskey at yahoo.com>
> Subject: No REVEILLE it's the weekend...
> To: pynchon-l at waste.org
> Date: Saturday, August 30, 2008, 3:44 AM
> ....or just another day for me and those of you who are
> retired, of course, those of you enslaved KNOW it's the
> weekend.  I changed my FROM line because duhh started
> getting on my nerves, and was probably on your nerves from
> day one, sorry, im adjusting.  I did my laundry but the only
> other Mexican guy (or anybody for that matter) in there, was
> past prime. It wasn't a total waste, even so, because I
> found a very funny passage from a book, I bought 2 years ago
> from the Stony Brook, branch of Border's, called The
> Best american NONREQUIRED READING 2006.  David Foster
> Wallace, i think i put something by him on my amazon
> favorite list, but he's giving a Kenyon(?) Commencement
> Speech, and offers the following: There are these two young
> fish swimming along, and they happen to meet an older fish
> swimming the other way, who nods at them and says,
> "Morning, boys, how's the water?"  And the tow
> young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of
> them looks over
>  at the other and goes, "What the hell is water"?
>  Isn't that a riot?  That made my hole laundry
> experience. The author, DFW, then says, "the immediate
> point of the fish story is merely that the most obvious,
> ubiquitous,relities important realities are the ones that
> are hardest to see and talk about. When Doctrine sent back,
> I noticed something i mentioned which needs re-stating, the
> thing about all business is noble or whatever except
> warmongering, well I need to add banking as a necessary, but
> highly suspicious and near evil operation and all business
> of or related to the prison and dentention circumstances is
> totally outright evil.  When I was stationed at Quantico for
> a few years I was attached to the Brig for 8 months or so. 
> Its a totally fucked up procedure having people in small
> cages and let out only for schedualed reason.  Before Brig I
> was a dispatcher at the Fire Dept, manned by civilians but
> incoming calls were handled by jarheads.  Before
>  that I was Battalion clerk, which was a long somewhat
> disastor because Im not by any-means a clerk, as you may
> have notice...
> 
> I had written about twice more but my fucking computer
> digested in total the remainder so Im just sending this. I
> am at the point of pitching this shit through the window. I
> was trying to let go the pit-bull approach. Bye
> kevin