I Hate This Post

Note from 2022 Rachel: I am so embarrassed by this post in 2022. Why was I gatekeeping other women so hard? Why was I judging what counts as a technology job? If you blog about crafts and are successful, congratulations and I’m jealous!! What was I doing except running a tumblr about gadgets and cheese.

I talk about this so, so often. Nothing bothers me more then women who call themselves “Women in Technology” and make a living blogging about being a blonde and gluing sparklies to things. Can we please have a “woman in technology” who works hard at a technical job, and maybe doesn’t get called out for “being a bitch”? I know that last bit might be too much to ask. (via PostSecret)


From Family Guy, “the Road to the North Pole”.


Source: austincar1i1e


I love this tumblr.

robynlawleyeats:

Literally the best cheese of my life …….drools


“I like small penises,” said no women interviewed for an actual scientific study released Monday by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, or PNAS.

Thanks, Science! -The Atlantic Wire, Science: Women Prefer Larger Penises


Instagram Backup April 2013


theniftyfifties:

James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor on the set of ‘Giant’, 1955.

Source: pinterest.com



This is my favourite Coffee Girl that we’ve done so far. <3

cafeauladies:

Short Vanilla Spice Latte

Rachel says: This is Emily. Currently, she plays bass for an all-girl punk group called the Glitter Leeches. Music has always been her passion, and she’s been playing bass since she was fifteen. Of course she never played with her high school band - she was too busy feeling misunderstood and imagining herself as the lead in her own personal episode of Daria (still her favourite show). This fantasy was aided by the fact that she only ever had one really good friend, who is her best friend to this day. Now 22 years old, Emily works several part-time jobs while struggling to devote herself to music. Her favourite of these is at a dying local video store, where she is the manager. She steals rock candy swizzle sticks from the fifty-cent bin on the counter and watches Disney movies during her shifts. She loves post-apocalyptic science fiction novels, and the colour pink. 

Art by Kora



They just keep making more things I love.

Alternate caption: I like a lot of disgusting foods, so I think I will like this.




Gratuitous picture of myself, just because I like it and Instagram cropped it funny.



Instagram Backup March 2013



Can we talk about today’s “Archie?” That’s not a pun. It’s not even a joke. It’s kind of words, attached to some sort of “art”, I guess… the words don’t really make sense, and the art doesn’t really go together. But the real issue is, who read these vaguely linked panels and thought “good… Yes. Publish that”. That’s what I want to know.


Instagram Backup February 2013


cafeauladies:

Grande Pumpkin Spice Latte with Extra Cinnamon (and whip)

Order up for Kermodei, nerdygirlswag, marvel-grrl, captainjackhardness, and many anons

Rachel says:

This is Lola. She’s in her second year at Harvard, doing a masters in Business. She’s clearly on her way to a party of some sort - I’m thinking her birthday party. I feel like she might have asked her friends for a small, appropriate party, before giving them a 35 person guest list and telling them she’d “act surprised”. She’s vivacious and fun, and incredibly smart. After her degree she’ll move to New York and work semi-obsessively, so she can make enough money to retire early. She’s very driven. She also has an intense obsession with fashion; one of the reasons she looks forward to making money is that she can finally afford to splurge on all the clothes she covets. She’s less about haute couture, however, and more about finding fun or frilly outfits that make her feel excited to put them on. Forever 21 is her weakness. She loves dancing, and is constantly pressing her friends to try Zumba with her. She reads her horoscope every morning, and, if no one is looking, she eats frosting right out of the can. 

art by Kora

Posted on January 31, 2013