Hey there, David here. Covering the basics first:
Born Sept. 12, 1995 - so, Virgo. Not that I believe in astrology. It is interesting though. Sorta.
Just putting it up in case some of you are concerned about astrological compatibility when considering initiating communications with me... you never know xD
So... if I write everything down, this is gonna be insanely long. Bear with me; or skim down to any parts you may find interesting... either or.
Random preferences:
- PC over Mac
- Vanilla over chocolate
- Dogs over cats
- Pepsi over Coca Cola
- iPhone over Android
- Star Wars over Star Trek
- Mortal Kombat over Street Fighter
- Xbox 360 over Playstation 3
General favorites:
- Colors: Azure and Crimson
- Animal: Snow Leopard
- City: Seattle, WA
- Marvel superhero: Spider-Man
- Class: English
- LotR character: Gollum/Smeagol
- DC superhero: Batman
- Avenger: Captain America
- Horror movie: Cabin in the Woods
- Horror movie that scarred me: The Shining
General Dislikes:
- Arachnids and insects of any kind
- Vegetables
- Ignorance
- Awful movies
- Break-ups
Hobbies & activities:
- Martial Arts
- Writing
- Parkour
- Weaponry
I generally listen to metalcore/post-hardcore music at the moment, but I'll admit I have a soft spot for Taylor Swift and certain pop songs...
Artists on my iPod (alphabetically):
- Asking Alexandria (Love them)
- Atreyu (Love their older stuff, first band I really got into)
- Attack Attack! (Seen them live, love their 1st two albums - sad that Caleb left -.-)
- Avenged Sevenfold (Love them)
- Black Veil Brides (Love them, so excited for Wretched and Divine!!)
- Bring Me the Horizon (Just getting into them)
- Bullet for My Valentine (They're fantastic)
- Cage the Elephant (Ain't No Rest for the Wicked, mostly xD )
- Carly Rae Jepsen (Actually adore her)
- Cassadee Pope/Hey Monday (Adore her as well!!)
- Crown the Empire (They're decent)
- A Day to Remember (Love them - so relatable!)
- The Dead Rabbitts (Craig from Escape the Fate's side project)
- Disturbed (Kind of outgrown them)
- Escape the Fate (Love all their stuff, saw them live)
- Falling in Reverse (Excellent for a debut album)
- Five Finger Death Punch (Kinda into them)
- Hail the Villain (Canadian metal, whoo)
- Halestorm (They're awesome)
- Linkin Park (Mostly like their Transformers soundtrack songs)
- Marianas Trench (Best Canadian band ever, no doubt - saw them live)
- Memphis May Fire (Like some of their stuff)
- Paramore (Slightly outgrown, but still good)
- Pierce the Veil (Love them)
- Rise Against (Used to love their older stuff)
- Simple Plan (Another great Canadian band!)
- Sleeping with Sirens (Love them - jealous of Kellin's voice)
- Slipknot (Love them - RIP Paul Gray)
- Suicide Silence (RIP Mitch Lucker)
- Taylor Swift (Slightly maybe obsessed with her?)
- Theory of a Deadman (Memorized some of their hits)
- Trivium (Slightly outgrown, still love the Shogun album though)
- The Word Alive (Saw them live)
Favorite movies in order (I'm sort of crazy about good cinema):
- Scott Pilgrim VS the World - Incredibly funny, love all the homages to video games, extremely quotable, and very clever; love Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth-Winstead and Anna Kendrick.
- (500) Days of Summer - Perfect movie about a realistic relationship from beginning to end; basically covers every emotion, the non-linear format is awesome, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt is awesome.
- Django Unchained - Quentin Tarantino's latest, and it's pretty sweet. The ending is slightly drawn out, but it's bloody, covers every emotion, and Christoph Waltz is extremely entertaining. The cameo by Jonah Hill is pretty legit as well.
- Inglourious Basterds - Brad Pitt going to France to collect Nazi scalps. Basically sums up the awesomeness. Christoph Waltz is probably one of the best villains I've ever seen, and there's lots of blood.
- Terminator 2: Judgment Day - first watched this when I was six, and it left quite an impression on me. Love how advanced the CGI is for its time, and it's overall a huge influence on my childhood.
- Fight Club - Edward Norton is excellent in his role, and the concept of the film is very interesting. Best parts are probably when Norton's character is narrating or giving a monologue.
- Looper - Joseph Gordon-Levitt is awesome in this one, but what I like best about Looper is the concept. They actually did time travel pretty well, which is rare. Also amazing is the technology displayed in the movie, which is futuristic (30 years from now), but isn't too extreme and appears as though it may be within grasp.
- 21 Jump Street - This movie made me realize how awesome Channing Tatum is after completely overlooking him in GI Joe. This is his redemption from GI Joe. Also, he plays the buddy cop role with Jonah Hill. It's almost perfect. Extremely quotable and incredibly clever.
- Superbad - Seth Rogen wrote the first draft of this when he was just 13. That's freaking impressive, if you ask me. Also extremely quotable, and I love Seth Rogen's appearance as one of the horribly incompetent cops. Two of my favorite actors Jonah Hill and Michael Cera, not to mention... Emma Stone <3
- The Prestige - Batman and Wolverine as rivals in turn-of-the-century England... that is all. Adding the legendary Nikola Tesla to it is like strapping a cake to the back of a puppy.
Other notable favorite movies:
- Final Destination 3
- The Godfather (I & II)
- Youth in Revolt
- 50/50
- Amazing Spider-Man
- Braindead
- Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
- Little Shop of Horrors (1986 musical)
- Disney's Hercules
- WALL-E
- Paranorman
- Coraline
- The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
Favorite TV series:
- Futurama
- Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
- Death Note
- Gravity Falls
- Invader Zim
- Big Bang Theory
- The Twilight Zone (original 60's)
- American Dad
- The Sausage Factory (sadly cancelled)
- The Inbetweeners
- Gundam Seed
Favorite video games of all-time:
- Fallout 2
- Dragon Age: Origins
- Assassin's Creed II
- Assassin's Creed III
