Nerve gas, Weapon of chemical warfare that affects the transmission of nerve impulses through the nervous system.
According to Ryan Compton's Infinite Jest by the Numbers, Wallace used a vocabulary of 20,584 unique words to write the 577,608-word Infinite Jest. 10. 11. n+1 has a neat story about where the name for Michael Pemulis, Hal's drug-dealing friend at Enfield Tennis Academy, came from.
Then wonder no more, for the latest edition of the Guinness Book of World Records has the answer. As Billboard reports, Eminemâs Rap God is the holder of this record, with Marshall Mathers working his way through 1,560 words in 6â04â, at an average of 4.28 words per second. Rap God, which was released in October 2013, comes from Eminemâs eighth album, The Marshall Mathers LP2.