Eric Karns

I entered this design into the ZenHabits t-shirt contest… keepin’ it simple - the circle is the Japanese ‘enso’ which is a Zen symbol of the absolute, the true nature of existence and enlightenment.

You know how they have sound proof rooms? And then they have dark rooms where there’s not even a bit of light? Well… I want to be the first to discover SMELL proof rooms. I’ll have to experiment with a variety of materials of course, but in the end it won’t matter how bad your gas is, you can just fart at will.

Oooh… a project that may be in my future (*fingers crossed) could take me somewhere out of the U.S. It hasn’t been specified where exactly, which could be a sign that it’s India which would NOT be cool, but if it has anything to do with where the company is headquartered it could take me to Switzerland! I’ve been there before for fun and would love to visit again.

Pretty funny!

I watched this movie last night and just couldn’t resist recording this scene.

My buddy G Kizzle took this photo of the Mackinac Island bridge. Click the image to see more of his work. He’s the man (Check out his ‘Detroit Classics’ gallery.)

There is a lot of buzz on the internet(s) about how the elections are rigged. First of all, they say it is unprecedented that the polls taken before the vote in New Hampshire had Obama winning by a landslide, but then when the vote came Hillary won. The funny thing is, in all the larger districts, they use Diebold machines to count the votes as opposed to the smaller districts that count by hand. In every district that used a Diebold machine Hillary had an average of 4.5% above Obama… but in all hand counted districts he won or was much closer to her.

If Obama goes up against any Republican in the general election he wins by at least 10%… but in nationwide polling, if Hillary goes up against republicans, she either loses or is very close. So, someone wants Hillary to be the nominee… then, when the election happens it won’t be as hard for them to cover up the Diebold rigging, because it will be much less suspicious.

I stopped by the BP gas station on my way home from work, only to be hit on by a crazy old Korean woman. She was behind the counter and said I looked very clean and fresh today… and wouldn’t stop saying “very fresh…. very, very fresh….” - so… that was good.

Oh. I should also add… the other night I made a late night run to the 7-11 and got the crap scared out of me (I think I’m probably of the ‘flight’ persuasion.) This coked up redneck started screaming about all the Mexicans in the store and how they’re taking over. He had red rings around his pupils and was really freaky looking. I thought for sure this dude had a gun. The funny thing was, he could count in Spanish so in the end I’m not too worried about him, he’ll assimilate just fine.