About me in boxes
This user is a Citizen of the World (Terra, ⊕).	A picture of TCorp
This user understands biological evolution.
This user is an atheist.
inf This user is an infidel.
This user contributes using Firefox.
This user maintains a blog.
This user supports Amnesty International.
	This user supports the United Nations.
en This user is a native speaker of the English language.	prog This user is a programmer.
nl Deze gebruiker heeft het Nederlands als moedertaal.	PHP-4 This user is an expert PHP programmer.
de-4 Dieser Benutzer hat Deutschkenntnisse auf muttersprachlichem Niveau.	SQL This user uses SQL queries to locate his car keys.
fr-1 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français.	xhtml-4 This user is an expert XHTML user.
fa-1 دانش فارسی این کاربر در سطح مبتدی است.	XML This user can write XML.
tlh-1 loQ tlhIngan Hol jatlh lo'wI'vam.	js-4 This user is an expert JavaScript programmer.
re This user writes regular expressions.	This user can write Cascading Style Sheets.
This user prefers the metric system.	vbs This user can program in VBScript.
This user likes or keeps one or more cockatiels.	XUL This user can code in XUL.
This user uses Google as a primary search engine.	This user participates in WikiProject Userboxes.
This user has a page at Wikiquote	This user contributes to Wikimedia Commons.

TCorp is an online alias I made up while taking a Novell course in 1996. I've used it ever since for my online activities. 'T' is derived from my name (Tanin), and 'Corp'...well...honestly I don't remember where I exactly got that from. I know it wasn't 'corporate' and that it might have been 'Corporeal'.

• /User:TCorp/Userboxes
• /User:TCorp/sig

This user sees right through your AGF excuses.

Including, but not limited to:

It's a fascinating subject on its premise alone: Somewhere in the known universe there is a galaxy, and in that galaxy is a star that holds a number of planets. On one of those planets there are tiny thinking creatures called humans and some of these creatures believe that the world was made just for them as a testing ground to see where they get to go after they die.

What makes a person randomly kill another person? What makes an online user flood a forum for 40 or so hours? Psychology tries to find out the answer to these and more interesting questions about human and animal behaviour.

Anthropology is the study of humans in a biological, historical, and social contexts.

Also called fossilology by TCorp.

A very exciting field.

I've always been somewhat of a science geek.

Out of all the languages I ever learned and still remember, English has to be my favorite.

Yup...very interesting.

Absolutely amazing writing, acting, directing, score, research and concept.

Hi TCorp! I saw the great userboxes you made (two of which apparently inspired by my ones) and I thought I should reward the effort. Therefore: a barnstar userbox! :) Groetjes, Larix 01:35, 30 December 2005 (UTC). PS Have you considered joining Wikipedia:WikiProject Userboxes?