Pynchon Thread

[Anonymous No.16019998]

I started a conversation with a girl I haven't talked with in years by asking "Hey have you heard of Pynchon?" Was this a good conversation starter? And if you are reading this Mr. Pynchon I thank you if things go the way I hope them too

[Anonymous No.16020066]

>>16019998
I usually start conversation with woman, with:

>Have you ever been raped before

After which my cousin who works for the police will warn me for the 7th time that he wont bail me out if I continue doing this.

[Anonymous No.16020070]

Also to keep things /lit/, in The Crying of Lot 49, chapter 5, when Oedipa is wandering the streets at night wondering what the muted post horn means, I think this represents the search of meaning in a postmodern world/life. So, when she meets the sailor, and actually touches and holds him, it's as if Pynchon is saying that the unsolvable mystery of postmodernism/[meaning in general] is not important, rather helping our fellow man is. Also fuck I was 1 away from quads