Oh yah! One more thing

So I've been going to Young to try to study. It's a good environment for inducing that study mode. But not for me. I've just been playing around and doodling in there. Or reading Wired. But people like to write on the stickers. And I've found that most of the people bold enough to deface public property are those who have sick & twisted minds. Sick and twisted in its multiple contexts, that is.

Below I explain the type of people who are likely candidates for writing on the "No food or Drink sticker":

1. Sexual deviants. I don't mean homosexuals, (I'm not saying it, the LA Times said it. They referred to gays as such up until the 60s--Imagine what the ACLU responded/would have responded.) But I mean those really overtly sexual, sexually active people, who like to chronicle their adventures anonymously. Or maybe these are the nerds who have not done anything, but are "materializing" their inner, morbid sexual desires by writing on the stickers.
2. REALLY REALLY INTELLIGENT revolutionaries who are trying to spread their ideas. Most of them are post-modernists. This one I read said, " All of life is an endless journey toward death. " They're so crazy. I love it. It's so Godless. Even though I'm Godless though, I don't see life pessimistically. I'm a humanist. Best way to live, in my opinion. Living for yourself.
3. Obnoxious attention whores. These are those who write the dumbest sh!t. Like stuff no one cares. Like, " Yes Cocaine."

And why write on these stickers anyway? It's a symbolic statement. The stickers are restricting a certain behavior. And so students want to rebel by writing outrageous statements on the stickers? That's so childish. To rebel "just to do it," just so you don't want to conform. I mean, when one rebels, one should have reason, rather than just to do it to have done it.