Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution

[Michael Alan]

I was passing by, wasting time, and I became so bored that, well maybe I
was so pleased with myself, in a moment of hideoddicum, that I clicked on
Sent, to see what I'd just sent five minutes ago, and there was one that
I'd sent a couple days ago, that I have zero recall, about.

When I first glanced at it, there's always that moment, oh shit what did I
say here, did I say something that makes the phrase pale king seem glossy?
 Then I  saw the clever iodiot's idio-I-see, mail, and I knew I had blown
the pipe with pale fire.  Then I saw Doc and I automatickly thought that's
Antizoyd, I tried to insult him and he would be maybe getting back with me,
bet then I realized, Oh that's Doc, wait, I was totally positive and nice
to Doc, wasn't I?

I meant it to be kind, and thoughtful.  That one.  My other mindless
absurdities, I understand the occasional hostile rebuts, reboots, but I
don't want to be taken for what I otherwise intended.  Actually, who are we
kidding, what do I care.  No wait, do I care?  Anyhoo, the Antizoyd, I set
out to annoying him.  That was my goal.  You, my mail to you, I was trying
to be cool.  It's true, thinking back on it, I did accuse the elders of
this salient salon of being bozos.  But I would never lay my fingers to the
type, to the hype, we Hyperions, if I didn't enjoy doing it immensely.
 When I try to hassle Mr. Morris, it's all in good fun.

As an example, I'm going to attempt to any-oy this Thibodouche guy upstairs
here.  Just, if we could all look at Thib's photo, real quick.  I know,
it's true, I put that supergay swimming with dolphins pic on mine, but wow,
who, I don't have the wit, to extend into that photo.  Who's like, witty,
on this thing?  Bailey can.  Mike say something.  This guy makes you look
like Beatrice.

Oh, I want to say one more thing, in passing.  En passant.  I'm not taking
your piece, but you mentioned this, so I will give you a piece of me.  I
have a passion for the game of chess, and play it frequently, even in
between sets at the gym.  I am stuck though, ratingwise, at a strong club
level, and this saddens me, but I keep playing because my opinion is that
the dimensions of chess are equal to the exquisite pleasures of laying with
your lady.  I also have a sizeable problemmo, with the ol' imbibing, thing.
 I consume to vast excesses.  I am a binge drinker, and so I frequently go
through the infinite sorrows of detoxing.  Never would I think so little of
another human that I would indulge them to such emotional and moral
extravagances, as the coming down.

Email me personally if you like.  Anybody.


On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 9:36 PM, Doc Sportello <coolwithdoc at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Doesn't bother me, it might if he were spamming all the livelong day but
> he isn't. If there is an island and I could vote I vote he stays. In fact
> I'd like to know more about him, and the rest of you for that matter,
> talkin' 'bout revolutions and all that. Besides, Pynchon loves borderlines.
> On Jun 30, 2014 7:10 PM, "Mark Thibodeau" <jerkyleboeuf at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Do we really all collectively have to suffer this idiot's idiocy?
>>
>> YOPJ
>>
>> On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 10:45 AM, Michael Alan <michaelalancc at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> > One thing I cant consume here, is long texts. But especially links. I
>> have
>> > never in my life clicked a link.  Okay, Juan Cole.  Does she have great
>> > tits?
>> >
>> > Ley me ask a question.  Does anyone here know abput chlorropphill?
>> >
>> >
>> > On Monday, June 30, 2014, David Morris <fqmorris at gmail.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Remember the "Arab Spring?"  Now it's just another failed revolution,
>> >> right?  Well, Juan Cole says we should take the long view.
>> >>
>> >> http://www.juancole.com/2014/06/youth-movements-wrought.html
>> >>
>> >> Three and a half years ago, the world was riveted by the massive
>> crowds of
>> >> youths mobilizing in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to demand an end to Egypt’s
>> >> dreary police state.  We stared in horror as, at one point, the
>> Interior
>> >> Ministry mobilized camel drivers to attack the demonstrators.  We
>> watched
>> >> transfixed as the protests spread from one part of Egypt to another
>> and then
>> >> from country to country across the region.  Before it was over, four
>> >> presidents-for-life would be toppled and others besieged in their
>> palaces.
>> >>
>> >> Some 42 months later, in most of the Middle East and North Africa, the
>> >> bright hopes for more personal liberties and an end to political and
>> >> economic stagnation championed by those young people have been dashed.
>> >> Instead, a number of Arab countries have seen counter-revolutions,
>> while
>> >> others are engulfed in internecine conflicts and civil wars, creating
>> Mad
>> >> Max-like scenes of post-apocalyptic horror.  But keep one thing in
>> mind: the
>> >> rebellions of the past three years were led by Arab millennials,
>> >> twentysomethings who have decades left to come into their own.  Don’t
>> count
>> >> them out yet.  They have only begun the work of transforming the
>> region.
>> -
>> Pynchon-l / http://www.waste.org/mail/?listpynchon-l
>>
>
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