Rebelion

I think protesting is fine. If it's for a reveloution or a good cause, great! But the protest this year for occupy wall street are just stupid! If you disagree with me, fine. Here's my opinion. How is occupy wall street such a great protest if what there protesting can't be changed easily. It's not like if they stay there long enough wall street will just give up and the protesters will win. It's defentaly not going to hide in a hole into someone shoots it. Theres just no way the protesters can win besides a very slow natural upturn in the economy. Also the protesters are doing this for small business and everyday people; while all the hippies from the protest are going to the local shops and crapping everywhere in the bathrooms and taking showers in the sinks. Stupid hippies. I just think occupy wall street is a stupid movement and it doesn't deserve the attention and followers it got.

More boring Catcher and the Rye

I'm continuing to read this boring book cause I haven't found a better replacement. I don't get why this book is so popular, it's just a kid ranting about the phonies everywhere. This book got John Lennon killed so i'm not to happy about. After I finish this blog post I'm going to stop reading this book cause its boring and I'm not getting anything out of it. Theres not much else to talk about.

Phonie shamoney

Im reading catcher and the rye, and here are some of my thoughts:
in the book the main character is a kind of boring dude. He calls everyone a phonie and thinks he's too good for anything. I picked up this book thinking it would be a old classic but its just a narrative from a bored kid who gets kicked out of schools. I don't think the author fully created a person for each character, all the people kind of sound the same. I don't mean to be ranting on this book, its okay but I don't think it deserves the title of classic. The whole book is just a narrative that sound like: "he's a phonie, don't get me wrong i mean. everything sucks." thats basically how he talks the whole time and I'm kind of getting bored of it. I might change my opinion on this book later but for now I think it's a boring one dimentchual rant.

Chance reflection: My many improvements

I only had a blog post for one week because that was the first week i understood what to write about. That post was not the best, i could of done better but it was my first one so i was not too clear on what to write about.
 I have not been doing the best job with making interesting titles or saying spoiler alert, and my grammar was not the best, Well to be honest it never is. I'm going to go start looking at other peoples blogs, because i still don't know what an ideal response is, so i hope i can learn from them.
In the beginning of my V for Vendetta post, i tried to fill the reader in on the story but not overdo it. than i went deeper into the response. In the post i tried to stay on topic but sense i just finished the book it was kind of a review for me too. in future articles i will try to stay more to the point.
all in all I need to put a lot more effort into the responses, but i will try my best and see what comes out of it.

Chance blog bost 11-8-11

Protagnist

i, just finished V for vendetta. it was a great book and it was by one of my favorite graphic novelists/authors.
in the book, its a future london thats run by fascists. the government rounds up people who have done anything radical in their lives and puts them in camps. V was put there but he escaped. He has created an identy and goes around getting revenge on people who caused this mess. one night he comes across a girl who needs help and obducts her to his mansion. I think V is good, even though he kills people, its for the better. i don't really get how he dies like twice before he really dies and Eve takes over. I did dent really get the whole book, some parts were confusing but i still loved it. i agree with V in a lot of things but not the whole eve tourture part. I'm going to watch the movie in hopes of understanding it better. but overall i love the book and agree with most of its morals