Thursday, July 22, 2004

So I'm a go with the flow copycat. . .
 
My friend Hannah recently did this on her journal and I've seen a lot of people do it on their own blogs, so since it seems to be the popular/dorky thing to do, I think I'm going to now make a list of 50 random facts about me. If I can come up with 50. I don't know. It's late. I spent the night watching a "Scrubs" marathon on NBC. Along with "Arrested Development," one of TVs most overlooked gems, especially when so many sitcoms suck. Anyway, here we go. . .
 
50 Random Facts About Christopher Scott Williams (aka C-Dubbs)
 
1. Sometimes if I'm trying to work through how I really think or feel on an issue, I'll conduct an imaginary interview with myself, like I'm arguing with a friend or being interviewed for a magazine.
 
2. My first crush was Smurfette.
 
3. My first human crush was in first grade, named Heather Campbell. We'd hold hands and walk to lunch together and she'd share her deepest darkest secrets with me, like how her mom made her drink Cranberry juice every day so she would pee. :-) Unlike Smurfette, she was not blue.
 
4. I minored in film studies in college, hoping to become a film critic, so I have seen many foreign and obscure films that I don't understand but agree to be artistic because they talk French and smoke a lot.
 
5. I wrote a screenplay in college. It was called Aftermath and was about a youth pastor who has a student killed in a school shotting and the crisis of faith he goes through.
 
6. I was saved when I was six after an AWANA meeting at church. I remember it was around Christmastime and they were talking about God's gift to us. I went home and prayed and "asked Jesus to come into my heart," a phrase I now can't stand because there's no way it can encompass what truly happens.
 
7. I tend to ramble a lot.
 
8. I once threw a rock at a kid when I was about 10 and smacked him in the back of the head, and he was bleeding pretty bad. I had to go get his mom and so I went to the door and just said "a rock hit your son in the head." I went to the side of my house and convinced my brother we had to pray for him until his mom left.
 
9. The first two times I stayed up all night I ended up getting very sick and throwing up.
 
10. My first memory is being about two years old and being in Children's hospital in Detroit, where I was being treated. They thought I had leukemia. Turns out it was actually a staph infection and mono.
 
11. I used to play football with Snoop, my family's shitzhu. And when I say that, I mean I would tuck him under my arms like a football and run to the coach and then spike him on the couch. . . not hard!! He loved it!!
 
12. I've always had a love for writing. When I was a kid, I would write 80-90 page stories about my friends and I and our wild adventures. They started with "Ghostbusters Jr." Then they got original and ended up being "The Talon Kids," where we were a group of ninjas fighting drug lords and. . .other ninjas. We also met the Ninja Turtles in one of the stories. It was a crossover.
 
13. I've gone rappeling once, mountain biking in the mountains twice, and white water rafting four times. Three times on The New River in West Virgina and once on the Okoee in Tennessee.
 
14. I had a stroke at the age of 23 in a movie theatre lobby. To this day, we have no idea what caused it, although there are hardly any effects left to it except that when I get tired and frustrated, I can tend to slur my words.
 
15. I've had an alcoholic beverage only once. It was about a week after I turned 21. My parents were out of town and I went and bought a wine cooler. I felt so guilty about drinking in my parents' house that I threw it out half way through and have not had a drink since.
 
16. My roomate and one of my best friends, Brandon, actually started out being someone I hated. I was best friends with his brother, Jason, in high school and used to always tell Brandon what a loser he was. In college, we actually became best friends.
 
17. My other best friend, Erin, I've actually only known a little over 2 years. We met after exchanging e-mails on match.com.
 
18. My secret dream (not so secret anymore) is to be a published author. I'd love to write a novel one day.
 
19. I have a somewhat obsessive love for "The Simpsons." I've seen nearly every episode and can tell you simply by a quote what episode it's from in many cases.
 
20. I started drinking coffee when I was two and my grandmother (Nana) was babysitting me. She'd fix herself a cup of coffee and ask if I wanted a cup to go along with it.
 
21. When I was a kid, we had a dog that would keep running away. My dad said it was because someone was leaving the gate open for him to slip out. I decided to put it to the test and purposefully opened the gate to see if the dog would run out. When my dad caught up with him, he drove him to the humane society and gave him away because he ran away too much.
 
22. I can still remember the first movie I ever saw. It was "E.T." at a drive-in when I was two or three, and my brother, who was just a baby at the time, wouldn't stop crying.
 
23. When I was a teenager, I had quite the crude mouth on me, especially in middle school. Although I would never swear, my friends used to bet me I couldn't go an entire day without telling a dirty joke. Although I still have my moments where I talk before thinking, I'm kind of proud that I've improved a bit. . . although I still have my moments of stupidity.
 
24. I was probably one of the only Americans who didn't watch OJ's Bronco Chase. At the time it happened, I was at Cedar Point.
 
25. I once went on a blind date with a girl I met online. When I met her, she asked if it was really me because, in her words, "you don't look 19. You look 40."
 
26. For the record, I don't look 40, although I will concede I could pass for 25-30 depending on how I'm dressed.
 
27. My millenium New Year's Eve was spent going to Subway to profess my crush on one of my good friends only to find out her boyfriend from college that she had never mentioned was in town!! I spent December 31, 1999 sitting in my pajamas drinking microwave cappucino by myself, watching Billy Joel and Dick Clark. When I went to pet my dog at the stroke of midnight, he bit me. (I'm not making this up!)
 
28. When I was 19, my little brother gave me a black eye that lasted six months!!
 
29. If I'm depressed, I watch The Shawshank Redemption.
 
30. Every year at Christmastime, I have a tradition: I sit down and wrap presents and watch Die Hard.
 
31. I once interviewed Terry Lawson, the film critic for the Detroit Free Press to find out what advice he would give to someone interested in being a film critic. His answer, "don't."
 
32. My guilty pleasure movies are: Jason X, Freddy Vs. Jason, and Dude, Where's My Car?
 
33. I've never beat Super Mario Brothers.
 
34. My first dance was actually this May at my brother's wedding reception. Sadly, it was my sister in the wedding party dance. My second dance was that same night, with Erin. Dancing with my best friend was better than dancing with my sister.
 
35. The church I grew up in in Hazel Park made my family sign a form saying that we couldn't listen to rock music, dance, or go to movies.
 
36. My best friend when I was a kid, Mark, was trying to teach me how to use a chinese star when we were around 10. I ended up being hit with a chinese star right above the eye.
 
37. When I was a kid, I think I saw and talked to a ghost in my old house. He was floating above my stairs and wearing a cowboy hat. When I went to go tell my parents, he said "What do you think you're doing" and I ran back to bed. The next morning, the glass around the light had shattered.
 
38. I have one signature in my high school yearbook.
 
39. My original plan in college had been to major in English and become a writer. When I realized that there's no money in that unless you are guaranteed a publisher, I switched to
journalism.
 
40. My first job was working as a dishwasher at my uncle's pizzeria. I hated it with a passion.
 
41. I still love sending out and receiving online surveys from my friends.
 
42. My first car was a dark green, 1977 Dodge LeBaron. It was the ugliest think in the world. We called it "The Snot Rod." But some girls in my journalism class in high school thought it was the coolest car ever.
 
43. When I'm with my friends and get tired, I can get slaphappy and silly. At Kings Island I was going up to strangers and doing "Party Boy" from Jackass. . . but really, I try to stay quite mature for the most part.
 
44. I was not allowed to watch He-Man growing up because my dad said, "Only God is the master of the universe."
 
45. Although I work for a cell phone company, I pretty much get annoyed with cell phone. Especially when people use them in a car, an elevator, a store. Have private conversations people!!
 
46. If I'm in a situation where I don't know anyone, I can totally clam up. One time I met a friend and her roomate for the first time for a cup of coffee and hardly said two words the whole night. Another time I was invited to a family function at Erin's and didn't say a word the whole day.
 
47. When I was in middle school, I played basketball until the coach singled me out in front of the team and said "you should read a book on how to play basketball."
 
48. Sometimes, when work gets rough and stressful and bills pile up, I've had this fantasy about faking my death, emptying out my bank account and living in a beach town in Florida, selling t-shirts to tourists and sitting on the sand all day.
 
49. I used to be able to get through a 500-900 page book in two weeks in high school. Since college, though, I can't remember the last time I finished a book for pleasure, although I actually like reading more than movies!
 
50. I have two recurring dreams: one is that I'm back in high school and I don't have my work done for class and so I'm trying to find different ways to stall class, avoid class, or get everything done. The other recurring dream always has something to do with going back and working at Sam's Club. 
  
Okay, looking back, I really come off as quite the nerd :) I'm not, I swear! And my life is not nearly as sad and pathetic as that comes off!!

Okay, talk to you later!
C-Dubbs

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