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06-27-2007, 11:31 PM
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 Hi there, everyone! Hello. My username is one thing, but you can also call me David. I'm not sure what to say... I'm a reactive person, rather than an initiating sort. Likewise, any questions asked would be answered more comfortably than any intro on my part would be announced, except for this, obviously.  Maybe I'm also in a funky mood... :P ~ David      |
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06-27-2007, 11:36 PM
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| okay, then, Mr. Funky Reactor. What's your favorite flavor of ice cream? what quality or condition would you like to have in your life, that you don't currently have? Who from history would you like to have had lunch with, and why? |
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06-27-2007, 11:46 PM
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| Ah, the joys of spontanaeity! I feel much better, thanks! Now to answer the questions... Favorite ice cream flavor: Melted but still cool Desired Quality/Condition: A year going by instantly... but just one! My girlfriend can't move here from Canada until next summer, so I have lotsa waitin' to do... :P Ideal Lunch Date: Now that I'm in my current state of mind, it'd be my grandmother. She was in a wheelchair from the age of 19 (polio), and in her life she was instrumental in the legislation of bicycle ramps being built during any intersection construction that didn't already have them. I could use her advice on keeping up my integrity in all these years ahead of me (since I'm 19 too, now). ~ David |
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