Wednesday, October 20, 2004

 

10.20.04

You know why I don't like about this year's english?

Scherer preaches what I already know.

But that's only part of it. But oh, how that's annoying.

However, his reiteration of this knowledge has brought up to focus something else that I've ignored for a long while.

People don't think.

And they should.

I really want them to.

And I've been trying to get them to for the last 5 years of my life.

And this year, the culmination of my highschool life, it juss seems like everything I've said has fallen on deaf ears.

At this point, my fellow peers have developed a sense of opinionated identity that they're going to carry with them for quite a number of years in the future.

One that's highly unshakable and will take so much to evolve even an inkling of.

I'd like to think that this is a grey issue but there's juss so much that I've noticed in people that's blasting it as a black and white thing.

You might be thinking to yourself: "Hey, you're sounding pretty opinionated too, Ryan."

True. I might be.

But its evidence versus evidence.

Thought versus thought.

I'm outside the building in the rain. You're waxed on the inside.

You may have a full house but I have a royal flush.

I'm willing to change my stances.

Some of you aren't.

It might not be the best thing.

But its better than what most people do.

Docking out...
-Ryan : he done fell off

Ryan posted this at 8:56 PM.