Yes, my internship definitely enhanced my ability to make ethical decisions because I worked for an African conflict-diamond company.
icorey

Individually Wrapped

Written on 15 Jun 2009. 0 comments. Categories: just for fun

Brilliant idea: Pre-folded Toilet Paper singles

Things I want to do this weekend

Written on 01 May 2009. 0 comments. Categories: personal, just for fun

Quick list of the things I want to do this weekend:

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Well, gotta hurry up and get started!

Yes We're Open

Written on 08 Oct 2008. 0 comments. Categories: just for fun

I like how Yes−We’re−Open signs answer questions that were never asked.

Are you open so you can continue dealing drugs and corrupting the streets?

Yes, We’re Open!

Are you open so you can continue selling young girls in the Polynesian sex trade?

Yes, We’re Open!

Are you open even though you sold out of all non-lead-coated goods months ago?

Yes, We’re Open!

Et cetera.

Things I Hate, Part 6 (Mooks Edition)

Written on 10 Sep 2008. 0 comments. Categories: things I hate, just for fun, personal

This final installment is not a hate list, but rather a collection of generic types of people that bother me.

click here to see comic
Duty Calls from xkcd.

  • Internet people
    The anonymity available on the internet makes people even more belligerent and stupid than in person.
  • People who stay on the phone too long when in the company of others
    I hate when a person gets a call—or worse, places a call—while with other people and refuses to get off the phone. If it’s an emergency or a very quick call (30 seconds to one minute, not including dialing and connection), go for it. Otherwise, suck it up and try to extract some conversation from your cranial cave.
  • Fake people
    This includes people who exaggerate things beyond belief, people who make things up and present them as fact, and people who talk only to be heard. Listening to such people annoys me, so I usually choose not to listen to them.
  • Kids
    They’re always running around, steppin’ all over my lawn. It’s unbearable.
  • Molly Connolly
    Here I am laid down at the end of my rope. I’ve lost all hope; so long. Molly Connolly just broke up with me over the revealing nature of the posts.

Things I Love, Part 2

Written on 04 Sep 2008. 0 comments. Categories: just for fun, personal

This is the finale of the list of things I love (except for things like family, friends, and good health). Right now, I’m tempted to add cake to the list, because I really want some cake.

dog + penguin

  • Dogs
    I especially love my dogs, Midnight and Peaches (God rest her soul). Most other dogs are also very cute.
  • Hockey
    Roller or ice, it’s only the most perfect sport ever. Hockey is fast−paced and rough, with action that almost never ceases. The only sport even nearly as exciting as hockey is lacrosse.
  • Steak
    Steak is what God would eat.
  • Movies
    Easier than a book but usually far more stupid. When you find a good one, though, it’s awesome … something like Fight Club or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Lately I’ve seen a few movies that I didn’t expect much from, but they ended up being great, like Wall−E, Pineapple Express, and Hamlet 2.
  • Wikis
    Wikis are great because anyone can edit them (unfortunately, that’s also they’re greatest disadvantage). Specifically, Wikipedia is very useful to get introduced to a topic (and then several others as you continue to click links for six hours).
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photographs

She wants a treat. Lake Erie ice I Lakefront Lake Erie ice II Babies Rose Peaches in Fall Interment Fence Flowers Petunia Pig Dark Sky Red Rose Green Hillside Pink Daisy Orange Daisy Yellow Flower Through this Window The Reds Down the Sidewalk Hillside

wallpapers

Explosion Body Blue Blob The Miracle Tracekill Speed of Sound

’shopped graphics

azure crystal stock car electric garden bolt bacteria pixelation corey slide trendy grid trendy plus heavenly energy I energy II ey project 2 tracekill cubist period the tempest revisited abyss green

layouts

Note: these sites were made when I still thought the internet was a series of tubes.