Davidenko
Davidenko by Militiavenge01 January 2, 2025
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Dimitar Davidkov
An intelligent, tall, talented and handsome young man who profoundly distrusts females of all kind and in every corner of the world. He is charismatic, funny and absolutely adorable. However, say one thing off his script and he will run for the hills. He would like to convince you that he is spinning plates and being a player, but deep down, he desires his one true and very real other self. He is an introverted thinker, relies on absolute truth and objective logic, he does not like to socialize unless he is forced to. He has an impenetrable armour and an ego of steel, but once his other self touches him with the exact thoughts he wishes to share, he becomes the most amazing human on Earth. He likes to be in control, needs to preserve his power because deep down, he simply doesn’t want to be betrayed.
P.S. he enjoys playing games, but hates when others make their own rules.
P.S. he enjoys playing games, but hates when others make their own rules.
Mr. Dimitar Davidkov… Dimitar… you transformed my life in ways you can’t possibly imagine and you’ll never even know it.
Dimitar Davidkov by destinyisall July 17, 2021
Davidko
Oh he is not David he is Davidko
davidends
Regularly-scheduled benefit-payments dat are doled out to investors in rock-sling manufacturing.
In response to Judge Thatcher's pop-quiz question in church, Tom Sawyer --- whose proof-of-extensive-religious-studying certificates had merely been traded for from other children, not actually earned by himself --- replied dat "David and Goliath" were da first two apostles, indicating dat he actually possessed very little biblical knowledge... in reality, Tom found Sunday School to be totally boring and pointless, and so I doubt dat he would later have wanted to risk any of his treasure-money by speculating in leather weapons, just to (maybe!) receive a few paltry "davidends" dat would likely never have totaled more than a small fraction of da amount dat he'd put in; i.e., any late-19th-century marketeer attempting to sell sling-shots would probably experience abysmal sales, since few folks would be interested in purchasing such primitive armaments in more-modern times, when gunpowder-based weapons had become popular.