Plethora

Mission Failed

I feel like someone just robbed me and took a few hundred bucks from my wallet…and about four months of my life.

Accounting I ended with me missing out on my C by a matter of a few points.

God dammit.

Add comment December 22nd, 2004

Fame hits local South Dakota boy

Headline: Fame hits local South Dakota boy
David Rausch, formerly of the Krystal Heroes, becomes icon after appearing on living legend Bryce Rausch’s website

David Rausch, from Big Stone City, South Dakota is just eighteen years old yet already a living legend after a conversation in which David said a funny joke with Bryce Rausch, owner author of plethora33.blogspot.com, was published on Bryce’s site.

“dude, was that really you on Bryce’s site… people have been calling me from all over the globe seeing if i knew who it was, your famous man!”

were the elated words from Dan Rausch in an internet conversation with his much more famous brother David.

Miles Rausch, the author of plethora33.blogspot.com’s brother, had this to say to David:

“dude, was that really you on Bryce’s site… people have been calling me from all over the globe seeing if i knew who it was, your famous man!”

David is taking the fame in stride, humbly saying,

“I’m not famous yet, yur dad hasn’t called me,”

in an internet conversation with Bryce Rausch.

David, so confused with the sudden rush of praise by people he typically only considered acquainances, like Bryce, Miles, and Dan, after Miles and Dan’s similar remarks Bryce had this to say:

“my phone’s ringing off the hook with people wondering who this david kid is!”

David responded saying,

” thats kinda exactly the same thing miles said.”

With fame comes sibling rivaly and David has taken attacks by his brother Dan in stride.

“He’s just jealous I made it on your site,”

said a very cool headed David.

The moment David finally accepted the fact that he was famous will forever be remembered by friends and family when during an interview done by SMSU Sports Editor Bryce Rausch the following was said:

Bryce: I guess you really are famous
David: Haha
David: I guess.

David’s life will certainly never be the same with the all his recent fame. His thousands of fans have already made preorders for the DVD releasal of “Living in the fridge” the music video released by LFK productions.

The famous conversation took place Monday night between Bryce Rausch, of plethora33.blogspot.com, and David Rausch, with the Ortonville Trojan tap dance team:

Bryce: hey, want me to find the demo online for ya?
David: it would take me all day to download
Bryce: good point CAUSE YOU HAVE DIAL-UP!!! HAHAHAHAAH
David: yeah, i know, i know, pick on the kid with slow internet

Add comment December 13th, 2004

Snap Crackle Pop

I’m cracking…
I’m totally freaking out right now. I may have just failed Microeconomics and I feel defenseless with Accounting. My other classes are in the B range, no worries I guess. But I feel that if I decide to focus on say, Accounting, I’ll get a B on the test and a D in the class and than I’ll fail Micro cause I spent all that time focusing on Accounting. Or what if I focus on both of them and then trip up on Marketing or Stats.

And all that with an anniversary tomorrow. That means four years of a relationship with a great gal, Linds. But it also means that I can’t dedicate that night to studying or something. It’s probably a much needed break… like it’ll matter anyways.

It’s times like this that I like to grab my guitar and play some of my favorite songs, “Blackbird” “Stairway to Heaven” and “Satellite”.

Or go to my piano and play some of my favorite songs like, “Tiny Dancer” “Fur Elise” “Fantasia in F minor” and of course “Chopsticks”.

Or I like to take out my synthesizer and play some of my favorite songs like, “Baba O’Reiley” or “Mr. Blue Sky”.

Maybe tonight I’ll bring out my harmonica and play some blues or my sitar and play some Indian country songs I love so much or maybe I’ll play the spoons with two of my favorite silver spoons or maybe I’ll just play my baritone…

Add comment December 7th, 2004