Respect all language. Most you  prefer your  own.

Growing up, mostly in Montreal, I was an only child of loving parents.

Men had it so simple. When it wasn't about Sticking It In, it was about Having The Gun, a variation that allowed them to Stick It In from a distance.

...trying not to get emotional but still hanging on the rearview mirror's single tale of recedings and vanishing points as we hang on looks our lovers give.

...grownups acting like the worst kind of kids, kids acting like they knew what was going on.

Just don't tell me you're in love, OK?" "Sister, I ain't even in line.

The smartest kid Justin ever met, back in kindergarten, had told him to pretend his parents were characters in a television sitcom. 'Pretend there's a frame around 'em like the Tube, pretend they're a show you're watching. You can go into it if you want, or you can just watch and not go into it.

Here was world of simplicity and certainty no acidhead, no revolutionary anarchist would ever find, a world based on the one and zero of life and death. Minimal, beautiful. The patterns of life and deaths...

This is just how they want you, an animal, a bitch with swollen udder lying in the dirt, blank-faced, surrendered, reduced to this meat, these smells...

Don't commit original sin. Try and let her just be.

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Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

Written By Thomas Pynchon

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