Subject: Garmonbozia, Great Went, etc.
From: markw@meaddata.com (Mark Wasson)
Date: 1992-09-08, 11:11
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

I work for the company that produces NEXIS and thus have access to the
full text of hundreds of publications going back several years.  I did
a search on GARMONBOZIA and potential variants, and got back a message
that said GARMONBOZIA (and its variants) did not exist in our data 
(apparently not even in the recent movie reviews).

I then tried the phrase "GREAT WENT", as in Jacques saying that he is
the Great Went.  The answerset had over 100 documents. In most
instances, the two terms were coincidently used in proximity. In the
remaining documents, it was quoted from the movie, usually as an
example of the meaninglessness of the movie.

I wonder where Lynch et al get things like this.  I suspect that
he makes up half of it, and that it's not supposed to make any sense.
Kind of like the real world.

Mark

Carl Rodd:  "Damn, these people are confusing."


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