Function? Why function? Who needs more functioning human beings? It's really quite astounding, if you ask me, the sheer — James Greer, The Failure
Function? Why function? Who needs more functioning human beings? It's really quite astounding, if you ask me, the sheer — James Greer, The Failure
Function? Why function? Who needs more functioning human beings? It's really quite astounding, if you ask me, the sheer — James Greer, The Failure
Function? Why function? Who needs more functioning human beings? It's really quite astounding, if you ask me, the sheer — James Greer, The Failure
Function? Why function? Who needs more functioning human beings? It's really quite astounding, if you ask me, the sheer — James Greer, The Failure
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Function? Why function? Who needs more functioning human beings? It's really quite astounding, if you ask me, the sheer quantity of normal in the world today. I think that's the real horror of modern life.

— James Greer, The Failure
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