Showing posts with label al green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label al green. Show all posts

Monday, August 7, 2023

Today We Examine the Package for Red Jr. Table Tennis Balls

Why? Who knows? We need content, okay?


Nobody on the package is holding a ping pong paddle, so I'm pretty sure this is for beer pong. Also the fact that this was located in the chaser soft drink aisle.


Featuring Carmen Sandiego, Dorothy Gale, and a MAGA guy.


Kudos to the writer for creating 4 bullets that just repeat the text to fill out space. PowerPoint expert?


Is that Philadelphia? Flip, flip, flipadelphia!

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

EADJ Presents: How To Green A Business



As businesses continue to go greener in order to make customers think they give a shit about the environment, EADJ has compiled a few tips for business owners so that they too can go green:

• Make double-sided copies of your ass instead of single-sided.

• If a business meeting is within walking distance, take a nice walk there instead of calling in drunk.

• Lots of companies have gone paperless with their sexual harassment complaints. You should do that, too, Sugar Tits.

• Turn off lights when they're not in use. Since your business is pretty much failing, it's probably better to just turn everything off.

• When someone sends you an email that at the bottom tells you to "reconsider the environment when printing this email," print it out TWICE, show it to them, and tell them to suck it.

• If she is available, you should hire actress Eva Green as a receptionist. Not only is her last name 'green,' but you can totally see her bush in the movie "The Dreamers."

• Think twice before letting millions of gallons of oil leak into the Gulf of Mexico, permanently damaging the ecosystem and generally being a defiant, unapologetic prick about the whole thing (BP only).

• Compact fluorescent bulbs use about 75% less energy than a traditional incandescent bulb and lasts at least 6 times longer. They'll probably be around longer than even you, Mister Shows-Up-At-10:30.

• Styrofoam is no longer acceptable packing material for packages. Try ham.

• They say Eileen's insufferable "Ei-Day" daily newsletters was a waste of paper and told her to stop. Thank God for that.

• Used coffee grounds from the break room can be recycled as fresh coffee grounds for the interns' break room.

• Using a digital projector during presentations spends an awful lot of electricity. Try keeping your slides to a maximum of one.

• Unplug your computer when in use.

• Try biking to work instead of taking the train or driving. This should increase your commute by about six hours a day!

• When tossing your personal assistant's salad, take a minute to think about what you can do to save the environment.

• Energy, unfortunately, is not equal to time. So you still have to attend all those status meetings.

• Quit your job. Join a commune. Grow hashish and just fucking be.

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

New York, The Most Exciting City In The World

Pictured below, an old man gets directions while holding a green pepper and a dollar.


Thursday, September 27, 2007

A report from EADJ West


The following entry has been submitted by Andrew Gall:

I spent this past week traveling from Chicago to Seattle for my new job. My dad flew out to help me move. On the way, we had a variety of spirited discussions, including the conspiracy theory flick Zeitgeist, good hamburgers, and why a large styrofoam cooler is always a good idea, even if it takes up more space in the car than your computer and box of socks. Naturally, discussion turned to Joel and his dick-eating ability at some point. I eased the EADJ phenomenon into conversation casually, wondering what, if anything, my dad's first impressions would be.

A quote:

"A blog about someone named Joel eating dick? I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want to read that."

Well, so much for wondering.

Other choice anecdotes included my dad calling a fly an asshole, blow-drying his hair (he's bald) and wearing Axe. I also discovered that he has Patrick Swayze's "She's like the wind" on his Ipod. He was very defensive about this. Overall, it was a solid bonding experience, and we made it to Seattle in one piece.

Another quote, this one about Al Green:

"Boy did he sweat a lot."

Indeed.

(pictured above, those dang Chicago college kids are at it again)