Born Into Eyes Not By My Own Decision

officialdavidarchie replied to your post: officialdavidarchie replied to your post:…

Yeah sweet I should do that too, put them in a CD rack. But first I have to get my own place cause my room is so ugly and it kinda kills the whole decoration of cds haha

guuurl you have no idea what kind of mess my room is. Any place on the floor not covered by bed, dresser, and book case in covered in books and magazines and things.

theseerandthelore:

DC Comics relaunching Green Lantern as gay superhero

):< And getting rid of another gay character just to do it. 

(Source: nbcnightlynews)

officialdavidarchie replied to your post: officialdavidarchie replied to your post: ): Am I…

well at least you got to use it in some way. I dunno i find that I don’t seem to use any david stuff like his cds (i still keep them unwrapped). I like keeping them in it’s original package for collection. But one day I will come around to reading it

I use the CD sometimes in the car XD but for the most part they sit on my CD rack, except for Forevermore and the Asian Tour Edition since they don’t fit. 

officialdavidarchie replied to your post: ): Am I the only one that really wasn’t to…

i have two copies but haven’t even started reading haha

XD My hardcover is just sitting on my bookshelf. Although it got put to use in my TV studio class this semester because we needed a “Book of Mormon” for our soap opera. 

goodnightfoggy replied to your post: ): Am I the only one that really wasn’t to…

one day i will stop being lazy and actually read that book.

It’s a pretty okay read, past that last part I made it through most of it in a day. I don’t think I’d want to really read it a second time though, unless I was doing a kind of book club thing with someone. 

Anonymous asked: Honestly, the religion and music parts are my favorites. I prefer those chapters over all of the others. Those are the parts where David got really deep and personal, and it's too bad you can't appreciate that.

I’m sorry? I preferred the parts where he explained his history with Star Search and how it connected to Idol as well as the smaller anecdotes. 

We all have our preferences and I get queasy when anybody mentions religion around me, so naturally those parts of the book were very hard to read. 

If it helps, I almost had a panic attack in high school because I was forced to watch a movie about nuns. 

): Am I the only one that really wasn’t to thrilled with Chord of Strength?

I mean, it wasn’t a bad book - it was very endearing at some parts - but then when he started rambling about his religion and music and all this stuff it got really hard to keep my attention on it. 

But that could have just been my theophobia kicking in. 

barackfuckingobama:

I bet Spiderman left New York City for a day trip and when he came back, he saw the catastrophic aftermath of The Avengers and he was like

“I WAS GONE FOR ONE DAY. ONE DAY.”