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Name: David
Birthday: 10/14/1985
Gender: Male
Interests: Singing, playing guitar, singing, all kinds of music, LED ZEPPELIN, barbershopping, movies, bowling, hanging out, chillin', moonshine, reading, worshipping, bible study, computers, eating....
Expertise: Singing, brewing moonshine, etc.
Occupation: Student
Industry: Textiles
Message: message me
Member Since:
10/8/2004
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| Last night I saw Coldplay with my brothers. It was amazing and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I had a really long and busy weekend other than that. I haven't posted a lot because I've just been so stinkin busy this semester. I'm really enjoying all the things that I'm doing this semester, but I wish I could just take more naps. I woke up today and I had big bags under my eyes. Oh well, it's college.
So today my Managerial Accounting professor, who is 67, fainted in front of the class for the second time. It's really starting to freak me out. Every time he just randomly falls to the ground, and then like 8 seconds later he'll get up and say he's alright. Today my heart was beating pretty fast afterwards. I really thought he was gonna die this time. I don't think that's something I want to see in my lifetime--someone keel over and die in front of me.
I work at the Murchison Performing Arts Center as an usher and I really enjoy it. I get paid to watch concerts pretty much. The other cool thing about it is that I can just bring a book or something to read if I'm just sitting there doing nothing. Yesterday I brought my bible and read for about an hour. Then me and another coworker, who is a philosophy major, started talking about a lot of things in the Bible, and it was very interesting. If you've never talked to a philosopher, you should. It's a little intimidating because they are extremely good at arguing a point. So you have to know your stuff and be able to put together your argument with logical premises and a conclusion, all the while trying not to be fallacious, because they'll call you on it. Anyways, I enjoy it and it challenges me to learn more about my Bible every day. Plus it's a gives me good practice in sharing my faith, which I need. Well, I'm gonna take one the those naps I was talking about. Peace out, homeslices. | | |
| What's up with these places that cut the stems off of their bananas?? I just don't understand it. There's no logic behind it. You use the stem to open the banana. I makes it so easy. God made it that way. I just don't get it. | | |
| I have been tagged by Celina Trevino.
Ground Rules: The first player of this "game" starts with the topic "5 weird habits of yourself", and people who get tagged need to write a Xanga entry about their 5 weird habits as well as state this rule clearly. In the end you need to choose the next 5 people to be tagged and list their names. Don't forget to leave a comment that says "you are tagged" in their Xanga and tell them to read yours.
1. When I'm fixing my hair, I have to check to see what it looks like from all angles. I have a mirror and I look at each side before I'm content with the styling job that I've done.
2. I'm always paranoid that I have boogers hanging out of my nose because it itches, so I blow my nose a lot and am always wiping it with a kleenex or something.
3. I don't really like light. In my room I only like to have just one lamp on. I can't stand to have the normal light on--it makes me very uncomfortable. I have the blinds closed all day. My room is very dark right now.
4. When I'm listening to music, or even have music in my head, I flex my butt and thigh muscles to the beat of the song. Not usually in public, mainly when I'm sitting at the computer. And yes, I do have butt muscles.
5. I've become very cavalier about dancing in public just to embarrass my friends, or to get them to laugh. Last night I was dancing while Callie, Marisa, and I were walking around Victory and some black dude told me that I needed to stop because it wasn't working for me.
I, David Webb, hereby tag Josh Miller, Kathryn McNally, Gunnar Johnson, Marquita Farmer, and John Custer | | |
| I think a funny gift for someone would be a bunch of recordings of yourself reading a book. You would tell them that they are books on tape. They wouldn't be very good quality books on tape because they would be full of mispronunciations, long pauses, coughs, sneezes, and a sprinkling of many different accents. | | |
| ::Breaking News::
I was chosen to be on the front row of the Vocal Majority!!!! For those of you that do not know what this is, it's a very honorable row in the VM. The front row does all of the more demanding, cool, flashy choreography on our uptunes than the other 4 rows. It's gonna be awesome. To my VM friends that are reading this, I do not think any less of you now that I'm on the front row. I will still talk to you. Anyway, you should all come see my shows this spring because they will be awesome and highly entertaining. | | |
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