Flaky Pudding
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Let me do a more thorough description of mine.
Race:White American. I have red hair;yup, I'm a ginger, just like on that controversial yet funny South Park episode, . I am also a "country boy" because I live out in the middle of nowhere practically. Just because I'm from the country, I don't get offended by the term "redneck" and if anything find the jokes (especially Jeff Foxworthy's) to be quite funny. Jeff Dunham's Bubba J. character is extremely funny to this day.
Religion: Protestant Christian, I don't go to church as often as I used to, but when I go I still enjoy it. I took Sunday school occasionally as a kid and even recall going to Sunday school at my babysitter's church for a while in which we would eat snacks and learn Bible stories, it was a lot of fun getting to be with other Christian kids. I took a Good News Club at school once which was a Christian club and had a lot of fun learning. Even though it's not mandatory to be a Christian, I also believe in ghosts in addition to angels and demons. I also sang a bunch of gospel songs in front of my family on Christmas once and while I'm not too thrilled with my singing voice (I'm certainly not a male version of Amy Grant or anything), I had a great time doing it.
Race:White American. I have red hair;yup, I'm a ginger, just like on that controversial yet funny South Park episode, . I am also a "country boy" because I live out in the middle of nowhere practically. Just because I'm from the country, I don't get offended by the term "redneck" and if anything find the jokes (especially Jeff Foxworthy's) to be quite funny. Jeff Dunham's Bubba J. character is extremely funny to this day.
Religion: Protestant Christian, I don't go to church as often as I used to, but when I go I still enjoy it. I took Sunday school occasionally as a kid and even recall going to Sunday school at my babysitter's church for a while in which we would eat snacks and learn Bible stories, it was a lot of fun getting to be with other Christian kids. I took a Good News Club at school once which was a Christian club and had a lot of fun learning. Even though it's not mandatory to be a Christian, I also believe in ghosts in addition to angels and demons. I also sang a bunch of gospel songs in front of my family on Christmas once and while I'm not too thrilled with my singing voice (I'm certainly not a male version of Amy Grant or anything), I had a great time doing it.