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#96: Ghost Rosary Contagion (GR 6) (Patreon)

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2018-09-18 05:48:30
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2026-06
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Talking Gravity's Rainbow, specifically as a disguised nightmare of the Sixties, and talking about the Sixties as the nightmare we've covered in unprecedented amounts of bullshit shellac.

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Spooky Hokum

Please do a Dulles series. The Devil's Chessboard is an infuriating book. More people need to know about what abject shitstains the Dulles brothers were.

stephen tucker

Opening Pirate sections transition right into Teddy Bloat taking the pictures of Slothrop's map. Worth noting that the fantasy we're given the most details about here is the Adenoid attack, a likely dual reference to The Blob and Charlie Chaplin. Ties right back into theater manager Zhlubb whose nickname is "The Adenoid"

John Moline

Of course you should do a Dulles episode.

Kamil Prusakowski

I have a similar feeling about chronic catholicism. Joyce being vehemently anti-catholic ends up writing Finnegans Wake which strikes me (just my stupid little feels) as the most catholic thing I've ever read, like a catholic Zohar or something (if Zohar was hilarious)

AJ McKenna

The Policeman's Dream!

Eric The Bed Humper.

Wasn't Jesse Jackson who rubbed mlk's blood on his shirt would be likely the fbi informant? I mean look at his career since then.

Emil

Probably not the first to notice but a rainbow is a linear (and terminal) arc when viewed from ground level. But viewed in it's entirety – from the air on the other side of 'the grid' – it takes it's form of a circle.