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Blog Tag – 5 Things You Don’t Know About David Lee King

by David Lee King on December 21, 2006

Alrightie then… Michael Stephens tagged me on this 5 things blog meme / tag game going around right now. So upward and onward – 5 things you don’t know about me:

  1. I’m an extreme creative and an extreme white collar worker (ie., no real “skills”)… so it’s particularly odd that I worked one summer on a paint/construction crew. Maybe even funnier that they kept me on that long.
  2. My wife and I have kids every time we move to another state. When we moved from Missouri to Tennessee, we had a kid. When we moved from Tennessee to Mississippi, we had a kid. When we moved from Mississippi back to Missouri, we had a kid. And guess what? We just moved from Missouri to Kansas. <note to self: find out how much “that operation” costs>
  3. In 1983, I might have been seen wearing those break-dancer, black with white side leg zippers, parachute pants. And a neon orange sweatshirt that said “jump.” At the same time. I wonder why I was picked on?
  4. Sandwiches have a right-side-up and an upside-down, and MUST be eaten right-side-up.
  5. Streetlights have a tendency to turn off when I walk or drive underneath them. This happens at least twice a month.

So there we have it! And now, I’m tagging: Aaron Schmidt, Nicole Engard, Michael Porter, David Free, and Chad Boeninger.

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  • Rikhei
    Are the top and the bottom of the sandwich determined during the assembly of the sandwich?

    (I have had the same experience with regard to streetlights, by the way.)
  • davidleeking
    Yes, definitely during the making, although there are a few Sandwich Absolute Truths:

    1. condiments are always on top
    2. tomato and lettuce are always on top
    3. If using a heel, it's always on top
    4. Cheese - op top of the meat, but underneath the lettuce and tomato

    One should not vary from these... :-)

    And how funny on the streetlight thing!
  • Michael Porter
    Yeaaargh! Me be done with this duty. Thanks for tagging me!
    http://www.libraryman.com/blog/2006/12/28/five-...

    -Michael Porter
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