"David" or "Dave Mason" is the name of:

*David Mason (1926–2011), British musician

*David Mason (murderer) (1956–1993), American serial killer executed 1993

*David Mason (writer) (born 1954), American writer

*Dave Mason (rugby league), rugby league footballer of the 1910s for New Zealand, and Nelson

*David Mason (mason), American stone-wall mason

*David H. Mason (1818–1873), American attorney and Republican politician in Massachusetts

*David S. Mason (born 1947), professor of political science

*Dave Mason (rock musician, born 1946), British musician & former member of Traffic

*Dave Mason (American football) (born 1949), American football player

*Dave Mason (Australian musician), Australian rock singer-songwriter, member of The Reels

*List of people who have walked across Australia#David Mason/David Mason, Australian adventurer

*David Marshall Mason (1865–1945), UK politician

*David Mason, main protagonist of video game Call of Duty: Black Ops II

*David Mason (art dealer) , a London art dealer. Best known for his fight against the producers of thalidomide, a drug that caused the malformation of his daughter Louise Mason's limbs.

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I like to think of the senses as having a volume control in the brain. The volume turns up on all the other senses when you lose one.

I think anybody who's offended by the name needs to have their head examined. Grow a sense of humor. Get over it. Something.

We don't want to be nowhere near a hurricane, ... I'm not coming back.

Our house is standing, but it's totally destroyed, ... We're homeless.

To retain your character you need marketing. Without marketing, you can do nothing.

Unlike a commercial transaction where if something goes wrong you can fix it, you can't undo elections, ... The cost of making a mistake here is a lot greater.

If all we're doing on the Internet is giving people another opportunity to vote, you can predict it's not going to work, ... If the definition of working is getting more people to vote.

The sound waves are vibrations, ... It's the ability to readjust your senses so you can feel the music.