Well my bosses at work always made fun of my band shirts (granted it is Rush, so I suppose I deserve it). I guess in the end I just wear what I think is kinda cool or bands that are pretty cool or shirts that are cool enough and cost less than 5 dollars and that in the end throw me into the whole 'stoner-rock' look. I never really meant it to be like that, but hey you are what you are and then you die. But oh well when I walk around in band shirts, leather jacket, jeans, winter hat, and flip flops, it's hard not to stereotype it, and I guess I live up to the stereotype pretty well. 500 years from now they'll probably just say that we (and by we I mean the stereotype, which is all we have to judge the past by anyways) wore clothing that said what our music preferences were and that we wore clothing that was confortable and unsexualized in that greasy way I'm too lazy to try to do something about. I guess it is just a conglomerate of all things that have been done before, hippies, rockers, new-agers, skaters, whatever it's okay. At least it's not wearing a brand for the sake of wearing it. I kinda wonder what they'll say about that trend 500 years from now. But I guess I am the hippie-stoner-rocker-new-agey-kind so I'm supposed to not understand that anyways. It all works out in the end.

-Bernie