A punter for the Arizona Cardinals has sex with a putative Swiss hand-model and John (N.R.)
One of the protagonists of this novel posited, and possibly is, "the hero of inaction," and a PSA plays on the Mr. Bouncety-Bounce show. A character in this novel is homodontic and utilizes a police lock to stay upright, while another had enjoyed Demerol with a Talwin kicker. It sees a young gay prostitute scream "MURDERER!" at his elderly john as the camera pans to the Kaposi's Sarcoma-caused lesion in his anus during a screening of the movie Accomplice. Rod "The God" Tyne is in love with Luria P. and counsels Johnny Gentle, Famous Crooner. Another of this novel's character is an anti-confluentialist with a penchant for Bolex cameras. Another episode in this novel sees The Darkness get his forehead stuck to a window due to the cold, and the Eschaton Debacle leads, presumably, the the expulsion of Michael Pemulis. A punter for the Arizona Cardinals has sex with a putative Swiss hand-model and John (N.R.) Wayne is an agent of the AFR, whereas Marathe is a quadruple agent for the Office of Unspecified Services, reporting to Hugh Steeply. The last episode of this book sees Don Gately pissing himself on the floor of an apartment while high on Mt. Dilaudid, and the novel begins with a bizarre interview between the protagonist and the Deans of the University of Arizona. Taking place during Subsidized Time, including the Year of the Depend Adult Undergarment, name, for 10 points, this epic, extensively-footnoted work about Hal Incandenza's addiction to marijuana, a group of Quebecois separatists, and the residents of Ennet House and the Enfield Tennis Academy, the most celebrated novel of David Foster Wallace.
One of the protagonists of this novel posited, and possibly is, "the hero of inaction," and a PSA plays on the Mr. Bouncety-Bounce show.
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