Holy Steve is Groveling for Handouts After His Divorce

Terry Davis Not Long Before the End in His Van

The Years Have Been Hard 

 Edit: the Grub Hub Grabbler and Sam Smith DO look alike. We once compared him to Sam Smith and he went into a gay rage! He started with a boyish, hopeful and joyful expression to a goatee and a bloated look of imagined sophistication and urbanity. At least Sam Smith has money! 

Weird Gay Creeper

Now Holy Steve has become homeless now and was planning on living in a van. Like Thomas Drolesky? I think he should try live-streaming. Another vaguely homosexual influencer was supportive. I guess the Holy One’s wife really did finally get sick of him sitting around and playing video games, boozing and eating weed.

We didn’t even get to other possible reasons for him being booted, which were raised once by another detractor. Mike Parrott once brought up some interesting statistics about sex-abuse and stepfathers in a Twitter spat where Holy Steve was insisting he was prettier than Mike. Steve got quiet after that. 

I thought about the van idea for a second and it seems doubtful that Holy Steve would have ever for a minute considered living in a van down in the desert, he’d probably fit in at Slab City, or by the river somewhere. I knew of a Special Forces B-Team member who lived in the armory parking lot. He was a lot more interesting than Holy Steve. He had a pet lizard he’d fashioned kit for, including a desert camo BDU uniforms.

Another Arizona philosopher, the late great Terry Davis, lived in a van, but he was much more accomplished and famous than Skojec. The part of the essay that was comical to me was seeing Holy Steve complain about his van and how spare and unsuitable it was for urban camping. “There’s not even enough room for my fabulooth mahogany dethk. Could someone please buy me a new Gulf Stream so I can blog and play World of Warcraft comfortably?!?”

Ultimately, Holy Stu said something undeniably true that we have maintained about him for years. He’s entirely more interested in his own thoughts and primarily feelings about events and ideas. He looms so largely in his writing that it mostly obscures everything else. It also makes him extremely unlikable.

He still hasn’t hit rock bottom. He still cares enough to blather.