It's a Dreary World, Gentlemen

For Steve Forceman, the ideal of social order represents not simply a promise, but a broken promise. He isolates himself from both the civilized and the savage, because in his contemporary milieu, he cannot distinguish between them... He lives from one case to the next and constructs his value system in the process of his work. If society is corrupt, as Steve's investigations would seem to indicate, then he must look within himself for guidance and meaning... Sloth

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Iowa? Death? What's the Difference?

I ain't dead yet. Maybe.

I'm gonna write here again real soon. I think.

(I'd apologize for the delays, but I don't have energy to spend on apologizing to someone who doesn't exist and wouldn't give a shit if he/she did. Probably.)

Forceman out...

2 comments:

Jarrod said...: I guess I'm not the only one neglecting his bloggy-blog. Let's chalk this up to "The internet is not vast enough to contain our ideas."; 1:23 PM
Steve Forceman, P.I. said...: Ah ha! That's it! You nailed it. I knew something was going on here. Fuckin' internet and it's lack of vastness.

OK well there's only 1 way to strike back: you put something up pretty quick here, and so will. Ready? Go...; 11:08 AM

It's a Dreary World, Gentlemen

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Iowa? Death? What's the Difference?

2 comments:

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