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The Bureau of Dreams to be Continued
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That was the goddam school. I’ve got to go bring Michelle back home. No, they didn’t object to the vomit; at least not the vomit itself, as least as far as I understand it. It was that my little angel has been bombarding the nerdy boy who sits beside her with the big chunks. You know, that kid is such a wimp. Any real boy would just throw them back at her, but the sissy is crying. Christ.
I’m outta here. Oh yeah, IJ is a great, great book. I’d like to give it six stars. Great plot, moves right along. Recommended to anyone over ten years of age with strong arms. Maybe will update. It’s heavy. Ha ha ha.”
Yet Another Example of a Totally Useless Book Review. This One Done in Quasi-Literary Format
At the beginning Of David Foster Wallace’s 1996 classic “Infinite Jest,” Hal is in Deans’ office, presumably to enable them to decide whether or not he’s worthy of an athletic scholarship; with lower requisites than an academic one. The stated problem is that his exemplary high school grades were achieved in a school owned by his parents. There is a conflict with his “closer to zero than desired” standardized test scores which the “Ministers of Information” want to clear up through a personal meeting. Hal notes the coldness, rigidity, remoteness,