Founder lore and the Glynn letter (pp. 138–139)
In the Year of the Yushityu 2007 Mimetic-Resolution-Cartridge-View-Motherboard-Easy-To-Install Upgrade For Infernatron/InterLace TP Systems For Home, Office Or Mobile, [n.51] the nameless founder’s death of a cerebral hemorrhage at age sixty-eight went unremarked outside the Boston AA community.
Context
The Ennet House founder's obituary sentence has to fight its way through the most grammatically monstrous of the Subsidized-Time year names — and the endnote it drags in is the Militant Grammarians' birth certificate: n.51 records that this name's syntax helped drive Avril to co-found the M.G.M. (the note itself is quoted below at p. 995). Subsidized language so degraded it radicalizes a prescriptivist: the theme's whole political wing starts at this hyphen-pileup. Standing tension, cite both as written: n.24's filmography already has a "Union of Theoretical Grammarians in Cambridge" (p. 987) predating this origin story.