today i found a well fit girl on bebo, she said 'hi who are you ?' to me , i think she fancies me , i will ask for her phone number then constantly call her untill she decides to meet up , if she doesnt reply to me , ill comment her asking why she hasnt left me a comment in like 5 minutes.

David sheldrick’s parents died several years before he was born and so he never had a true family. Born in 1865 he left the hospital at an age of 5 hours. For several years he wondered aimlessly throughout the world in search of peace for his restless soul. In this time he founded Mexico, France and helped to save a dog. It was in the year 1870 when he came to Tibet. Not long after this he was attacked by tusken raiders. It was in this grim moment when David discovered his destiny. Picking up two fallen drum sticks from the body of a previous victim and using two rocks David played until not one attacker was left. It just so happened that the grand master of the hidden guardians of the Krijan-Tozi gems overheard. He saw David surrounded by the dead and took him under his wing. It was here, high in the mountains of Tibet , where david honed his skills and within 10 years he had ascended through the ranks and was grand master. However David’s skills grew greater still and, not satisfied with his position, left Tibet in search for others to teach or match his skill. As he had done so many years ago David walked around the world, posing as a simple traveller. 50 years passed and David’s drumming skills were becoming to great for any mortal body to hold. It was now that God took David into heaven as his own pupil and taught him how to play drums as no one on earth had played since Jesus. When David’s skill finally surpassed his bodies capacities God forged another made out of pure micro and perfect in every way. After several years God sent David back to earth before he showed him up. It just so happened that David landed in a small town known as Worcester Park. Once again on earth David walked down the streets which glowed beneath his feet.

King David (Hebrew: דָּוִד, Standard Davíd Tiberian Dāwíð; Arabic: داوود or داود, Dāwūd; "beloved") was the second king of the united kingdom of Israel (c. 1011 BC – 971 BC). He united the kingdom when he succeeded Ish-bosheth (fourth son of King Saul), the latter being king of the northern tribes of Israel. His life and rule are recorded in the Hebrew Bible's books of First Samuel (from chapter 16 onwards),[1] Second Samuel,[2] First Kings[3] and Second Kings (to verse 4).[4] First Chronicles[5] gives further stories of David, mingled with lists and genealogies. He is depicted as the most righteous of all the ancient kings of Israel - although not without fault - as well as an acclaimed warrior, musician and poet (he is traditionally credited with the authorship of many of the Psalms). In response to David's desire to build a House of God, God promised David that his royal house would endure forever.[6] Jews therefore believe that the Jewish Messiah will be a direct descendant of King David, and Christians trace the lineage of Jesus back to him through both Mary and Joseph. The nature of his reign and even his existence have been questioned and debated, rejected and defended by modern biblical scholars, but the account given in the Hebrew Bible remains widely accepted by the majority of ordinary Jews and Christians, and his story has been of central importance to Western culture.