Comments | _coolhandluke_: Steven the Cat

_coolhandluke_

Steven the Cat

Dec 12, 2003 18:04

Heh heh, all my geek friends, I would first like to iterate that Im only doing this live jouranl in order to study more closely, the geek under culture. Claire created it for me, she's good like that. You know what overall she's ok. I posted Kayla's presents today, I hope she likes them. I wont tell you what they are coz she might read this, ( Read more... )

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Sexy anonymous December 12 2003, 10:12:59 UTC

Wow you look so cool, I love your philosophical outlook on life. That Claire sounds like a real bitch. Kayla is a lucky girl you sound like a hotty!

sexysparkyjones December 12 2003, 16:54:41 UTC

lol, Claire is lovely :) she helps Jon sellotape things and gives unlimited computer time to him

ceriselle December 13 2003, 08:13:03 UTC

wow, you sound so cool, i think you'd be perfect for my friend that i live with...she lives next door, and loves smelly farts, lord of the rings and eating random shit.

Hayley ceriselle December 16 2003, 07:20:04 UTC

Man alive, she like Lord of the Rings, she must be a real geek! Really though Id like to thank Claire for letting me use her computer and setting up this journal for me. Love Jonxx

Bongo anonymous January 19 2004, 08:02:11 UTC

When you said you were not going to use this journal to keep us up to date on the interesting (for you and perhaps those who know you) and complex weave of your 'life's rich tapestry' (Jon's Mum cited by Jon, 2002; 2003), were you excluding ‘posting Kayla’s presents’? Posting mail has been understood by many academics as ‘the everyday or mundane’ and ‘part of the vernacular’ (Nash 2000). Thus, perhaps you should consider a reassessment of your original aims and intensions for this journal ( ... )

Bongo's Critique _coolhandluke_ January 19 2004, 09:51:13 UTC

When I used the phrase 'Life's rich tapestry' (My Mum 2002;2003), I was indeed not referring to the posting of mail, which I agree with you and Nash 2000 should be considered 'part of the vernacular', however as with many thinkers of all persuasions and ages, the philosophy which I espouse was not the product of an instantaneous epiphany, more a process of evolution. Whereas in my earlier entries inconsistencies occur, as my thinking has evolved, I believe that these inconsistencies have become fewer. This process of response, rectification and clarification is not just used by amateur philosophers such as myself but also by such philosophical greats as: John Rawls 'A Theory of Justice' (1971) to 'Political Liberalism'(1995); Ludwig Wittgenstein 'Tractatus Logico Philosophicus' (1922) to 'Philosophical Investigations' (1953) to name but a few ( ... )

Re: Bongo's Babble anonymous January 19 2004, 10:53:49 UTC

Firstly I would like to commend you for the 'process of response, rectification and clarification' that you assume. It is a social sequence that is essential for everyone (unless they wish to be stuck in an antisocial ‘baby like’ outlook) and generally taken for granted. I am happy I could be of assistance to you in this process and must confess I too have a certain interest in the problamatizations it throws up ( ... )

Cool Hand Stands _coolhandluke_ January 20 2004, 12:51:24 UTC

Thankyou very much for your offer of assistance in my 'process of response, rectification and clarification', your opinion on such matters is of great value to me. I will be delighted to be helped by such an eminent academic as yourself ( ... )

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