That's a kind of a yes and no thing Axl. On one hand it is stereotyping, but if you use enough scrutiny and keep a discernful enough mind to know when certain factors apply and when they don't apply. If something makes you happy then it's going to show through the way you act. There are significant differences in actions, tone, everything that catch the eye. The ones that all do the same monotonous acts all shuffle together in groups of even numbers and wallow in their bouyancy while the real deals, even if they're with others, still single out like the proverbial sore thumb. And it's not really so much that I have the time to thrive on what other people do, it's more so just something I like to watch, like a favorite television show, just seeing people do what they do. But only certain ones. I've found myself fascinated by watching a kid get on a school bus and go to school. Where as someone doing something remotely interesting would just brush off.
I doubt I would dislike you for the way you dress to be honest, despite how I come off here. I've got a couple friends that do take time to prepare themselves for the day and I as well, if necessary, will do the same. I don't dress like crap for any reason other than comfort and I'm aware that stereotypes gear back at me. So, sorry for coming across as a stereotyping jerk. And I don't mean to say you're wrong about what you say, you prove good points.

Oh, and don't worry about the cat. If you saw her and the state she's in you wouldn't exclude putting her down either. She's old and we're amazed she lasted this long, what with being inbred. We also used to have her brother who shared the same genetic disorder, only he didn't make it to the chance to be put down and it's basically going to be the same thing all over again unless we do something.

Funny thought, if I ever want to get where I want to be in music I'm going to have to knock that hermit **** off.