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Description
Your 'style' makes my eyes hurt!TM

DescriptionThis script adds a button to the top of any Journal Entry, allowing the Custom CSS Journal Stylings (now available to Subscribers) to be toggled on and off.
Version History
0.4.2 - Another dA Change, another Script Change.
0.4 - Adjusted to work with new HTML component layout.
0.3 RC2 - Development Only (Not Released).
0.3 RC1 - Development Only (Not Released).
0.2 - Bug preventing use on Special (ie Staff) Journals fixed.
0.1 - Initial Release.
InstructionsIf you are experienced at all this, then just access the version you want from the links above in the "Version History" Section.
Get Firefox (If you haven't got it already)
Install it, of course.
Get the GreaseMonkey Extension
Restart Firefox (to Initialise the Extension)
Click HERE and select "Install User Script"
Enjoy!

Other Browser OptionIf you're not using Firefox what's keeping you?! .
That point aside, you can use a cutdown version of this script as a bookmarklet .
Make a Bookmark (for any page, and add it to the "Links"/"Toolbar" section)
Right click on the Bookmark and select "Properties"
Change the URL to
javascript:void(document.styleSheets[0].disabled=!document.styleSheets[0].disabled);
When you save the change you'll get an alert saying
"The protocol 'javascript:' does not have a registered program. Do you want to keep this target anyway?"
select "OK" (this may appear more than once.
Instead of pressing the "Toggle CSS" button you can now click the bookmark instead
Note: This option may not always work (It might not remove the styling from every Journal) and it may cause unexpected results if used on any pages other than deviantART pages housing a Journal with Custom CSS.
But, hey, better than nothing.

Credits
`moeffju
For the DHTML code to create the Toggle button (borrowed from his editThisJournal GreaseMonkey script).
¢mynti
For sharing her frustration with some CSS Journals, and inspiring my solution.
Also for creating the above image.
`Blue-Six
For allowing the use of his journal in the above image.
His journal entry was a piss-take guys - fueled by code by ~rnx
~miksago
For the Bookmarklet suggestion.

Description
Your 'style' makes my eyes hurt!TM

DescriptionThis script adds a button to the top of any Journal Entry, allowing the Custom CSS Journal Stylings (now available to Subscribers) to be toggled on and off.
Version History
0.4.2 - Another dA Change, another Script Change.
0.4 - Adjusted to work with new HTML component layout.
0.3 RC2 - Development Only (Not Released).
0.3 RC1 - Development Only (Not Released).
0.2 - Bug preventing use on Special (ie Staff) Journals fixed.
0.1 - Initial Release.
InstructionsIf you are experienced at all this, then just access the version you want from the links above in the "Version History" Section.
Get Firefox (If you haven't got it already)
Install it, of course.
Get the GreaseMonkey Extension
Restart Firefox (to Initialise the Extension)
Click HERE and select "Install User Script"
Enjoy!

Other Browser OptionIf you're not using Firefox what's keeping you?! .
That point aside, you can use a cutdown version of this script as a bookmarklet .
Make a Bookmark (for any page, and add it to the "Links"/"Toolbar" section)
Right click on the Bookmark and select "Properties"
Change the URL to
javascript:void(document.styleSheets[0].disabled=!document.styleSheets[0].disabled);
When you save the change you'll get an alert saying
"The protocol 'javascript:' does not have a registered program. Do you want to keep this target anyway?"
select "OK" (this may appear more than once.
Instead of pressing the "Toggle CSS" button you can now click the bookmark instead
Note: This option may not always work (It might not remove the styling from every Journal) and it may cause unexpected results if used on any pages other than deviantART pages housing a Journal with Custom CSS.
But, hey, better than nothing.

Credits
`moeffju
For the DHTML code to create the Toggle button (borrowed from his editThisJournal GreaseMonkey script).
¢mynti
For sharing her frustration with some CSS Journals, and inspiring my solution.
Also for creating the above image.
`Blue-Six
For allowing the use of his journal in the above image.
His journal entry was a piss-take guys - fueled by code by ~rnx
~miksago
For the Bookmarklet suggestion.