People...

There are just some interesting people on BYU campus (as well as other places), and I've just had the urge to make a blog dedicated to the people I see (along with pictures).  But I feel like that would be mean, or I would get kicked out of BYU.  I told my boss about this (we were talking about the guy that came into our office with a paper moustache on), and she said "You don't have to say they're people from BYU, you could just generalize it."  But still, I have mixed feelings.  It's just interesting to see the things I've seen on BYU campus...

• a guy wearing a green cape (countless times during my second semester here at BYU as a freshman)
• a girl wearing a yellow cape (seen with the guy wearing a green cape)
• a guy with a crocheted beard
• a guy with a paper moustache
• a guy dressed up as a pirate (I guess it was for "Talk Like a Pirate Day", but still...)
• a girl wearing an interesting skirt
• a girl with a bow in her hair that was bigger than her face

And those are the ones that come to my mind right now.  I'm sure I've seen more.  I see people take pictures of these people behind their backs sometimes.  Is it mean?  I don't know.  This reminds me of the People of Walmart website that shows a bunch of funny things people wear at Walmart (some you're thinking, "Why in the world are you wearing those?  They don't even fit!").  It makes for good entertainment, but I question whether it's mean or not.  We're not exactly making fun of the people themselves, just their attire... So where do you cross the line?