Name:
nathan webringer
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Location: Mansasses, Montana
Birthday: 07/23/76
Bio: Once called by poet Carl Sandburg "the mightiest ballad singer of this or any other century," Webringer grew up the youngest of six children born to a Scotch-Irish farming family in Jasper County, Illinois. As a very young boy, he sang in church and in village throngs and listened closely to the songs of his pipe-smoking grandmother who taught him many of his now famous ballads. He played what he referred to as a "fullback" in several high school musical productions and was planning to become a "fullback" coach when wanderlust overcame him during his senior year of college. Died in 1998 from earwigs.
Interests: Webringer enjoys a fine shiraz and camembert in front of a roaring fireplace every night at exactly 9:38 pm, ignoring daylight saving's time as the gentle people of Indiana choose to do.
He also has interest in the predatory "hypno-kill" of the common cuttlefish. This strange behavior captivates him as easily as it does its intended victims, hapless sea crabs.
Webringer likes to rollerblade.
Webringer is a nearly mediocre musician, and makes a habit of inflicting what he referrs to as "rotorehersalations," caucauphonous dirges of morbid percussion and drunken rants delivered by several instruments not ment to be played simultaneously by one person.
Webringer loves for Dr. Pepper Red Fusion.
Webringer likes a good "turn of wit."
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