Member since: 2004

What is your job outside of CP?
I run the internets.

What are your hobbies and passions?
I'm a foodie. I love computers of course, especially programming (yes, it's a hobby. A sick hobby to some, but it's a hobby. Think "sudoku" on steroids.)

What is your "expert" area/what areas do you find yourself most helpful in?
I'm a quick eye for people that need help counting to five.

Tell us about your shop?
I have a few shops. The main one, Teesed, is a hodgepodge, and the others are niches of my life. I started spinning off sections of Teesed as they got more focus and as I wanted to target them to specific groups. It seems I'm a conflicted soul.
I also have some stuff for myself and others that works off of the APIs and the affiliate program.

What's going on in the background while you work on your shop?
Depends on the time of day... my other job, airport lobbies, kidster playing with toys, and 3 am infomercials. I'm learning to turn repo'd houses into millions by osmosis.

While at your day job, are you guilty of being on the CafePress Community Forums?
Guilty. But I have a "get your work done" day job, and I'm mostly my own boss anyway.

Do you prefer unicorns or Pegasus's?
Aren't they the same thing? I'm a cat guy.

Do you have any hidden talents?
I think so, but I can't find them. They are well-hidden. I actually am really good at interior design.

What inspires your designs?
Everything. Mostly stupid people.

Random fact:
I was born on the same day as Singapore became an independent country.

Shops:
Teesed
RightWingSwag
OurGayApparel
Undamned
(told you I was conflicted)
...and lots of little basics

Last tidbit: I love CP and the opportunity it's given my family. My wife can stay home with our son because of CP (and the fact that I have no "off switch") and we hope the income trend continues so I can do the same thing someday. The forums rock. I love contributing because without the forums, I would have never made it to where I am today. The helpful people in this community are unbelievable, considering we're all "technically" competitors at some level. But sharing successes has made us all more successful.

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