July 2007

• So, is it OK?
• Notes for those reading via RSS
• What do disabled people, fat people, and indigenous languages have in common? They’re not disposable.
• Review: Exit The King
• “Perhaps the simplest way to begin is to plunge a knife into the male urethra”
• Sigh
• Quicklink: fundraising drive against female genital cutting
• Picture worth a thousand words of the day, and rally for Aboriginal justice
• Some of these things are not like the other ones: a quiz
• Friday Hoyden: Pippi Longstocking
• Where the wild political parodies are
• Fundiewatch: a Catholic prenatal diagnosis “counselling service”
• Whatever game that’s in aid of, you can play it on your own
• This is nasty.
• Smouldering: most Australians rape apologists
• New study results: recent global warming not due to solar effects
• A timeline to think upon
• Living Black
• I’m baaaaack!
• Work/Life/Family Balance in NSW
• Today’s bit of fun: medical marvels
• Imagine, I so nearly missed this sight
• They’re creepy and they’re … creepy. Three datapoints.
• “Only stupid women are breeding” – academipanic from New Zealand
• Lame jokes
• Image du jour: Please Leave Jackboots Here
• Stunning News
• It’s not just the moustache
• Feminist read’ems: men harassing WOC online, iconic blondes, and party-pollie numbers games
• Grrrl’s own adventure
• Blonde, bald, braided or baubled: hair as femininity object and transformative symbol
• Whose real world?
• Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere
• Girls in white gumboots and fat chicks in chainmail
• NT Plan Read ’ems: “white man’s burden”, Howard’s poll plunge, and reactions from Pat Turner and Lt Gen Sanderson
• Rearranging accessibility: more on invisible disability accommodations
• Schuss!
• Sunday Sunset Scent-blogging
• Read ’ems: Young Feminists edition

June 2007

• Are you in on the joke?
• Weekend Wobot: Woomba
• Fat a Greater Threat than Drug Abuse, Smoking, or Alcohol
• Weekend wittering
• By any other name?
• Read ‘Ems: more on the NT plan, barefaced hypocrisy, and a couple of amusing tidbits
• Triple J youth radio’s “Hack” panel on the NT indigenous plan: Davis, Wenitong and Doyle
• Friday Fun: Which feminist icon are you?
• In which I judge a book by its cover
• 1Q: Is there merit in governments playing catch-up politics?
• Sex ed – the facts