hellbilly

Poor Che Guevera. Even though he and I have different political ideals (though we both favor liberating Central and South American nations, except I always get crap about that from the State Department when I do it) I think we'd both agree it's a travesty that some wealthy Yale lacrosse player with a BMW is wearing a T shirt with poor Che's image. There's just something really wrong with that. I guess if you so empathize with his views that you're willing to spend $30 bucks on the T shirt at Urban Outfitters, then you should quit Yale, sell the car, buy a plane ticket to Bolivia and incite a revolution, whether they want one or not. Otherwise your just a poser.
Just my two cents folks. I guess that's why I don't wear T shirts with politcal slogans. Well that and I'm a libertarian and I don't think we have enough political clout to have t shirts, and if we did we' be taking our lives into our hands by wearing them, because if there's one thing liberals and conservatives can agree on it's that they really dislike libertarians.
Also I've been using really long sentences in this journal entry, and for no good reason to boot. I mean I just keep rambling on, throwing commas here and there, willy nilly, not paying a damn bit of attention to sentence structure or dangling participles or what not, and then I realize that I'm neither at the beginning of the sentence or at the end but still hopelessly lost in the middle and then I wonder if this why hemingway always followed a long sentence by a short sentence, so I figure that can't hurt, of course he did blow his head off with a shotgun so maybe he's nt the best person to emmulate a writing style from, and besides I only liked The Old Man and the Sea, so who Iam I to talk about Hemingway. Crap.