(Old) Housekeeping

I recently received an email about one of my old Tumblr Themes not functioning correctly. The themes are a bit old at this point, and don’t support any of the new Tumblr features. However, if you’re interested in using one of my themes and would like some help updating it, please feel free to email me. (The old email address still works too!)

Note from 2022 Rachel - none of this is applicable any more but saved for posterity.



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“The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.” (via the daily what)


Unfortunately this link is now dead, but I bet it wasn’t that fun anyway. -Rachel, 2022



Nathaniel James - http://nathanieljames.tumblr.com/post/375644177 - tracks Jessie Spano’s excitement level over the course of Saved By The Bell’s classic, and classically superficial, anti-pill-popping episode, “Jessie’s Song”.





Mark Whitaker’s “The Four Ages of Bananahood”. Part of Mark’s ongoing “`Drawing on Food`” series.


A single plum, floating in perfume, and served in a man’s hat


T-Shirt Design Concept of the Day http://albinoraven7.blogspot.com/2010/03/mushroom-kingdom-pizza.html by Glen Brogan.


Leave No Doubt

Leave No Doubt

That this is our game.

That this is our time.

That 14 days in February will be 2 weeks for the ages.

That every day counts.

That every meeting matters.

That every practice makes a difference.

That each one of us will rise to every occasion.

That this isn’t about us, it’s about our country.

That we know 33 million Canadians will attend every game.

That home ice is an advantage.

That nothing can distract us.

That nothing will stop us.

That our determination will define us.

That we are built to win.

That we are a team of character.

That we are a team of destiny.

So let the world be warned on February 28, 2010, we will …

LEAVE NO DOUBT (via the CBC)



“Haley Irwin (left) and Meghan Agosta of the Canadian Women’s Ice Hockey team lie on the ice, celebrating their win with bubbly, beer and a cigar following their team’s 2-0 victory during the ice hockey women’s gold medal game between Canada and USA on day 14 of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics at Canada Hockey Place on February 25, 2010 in Vancouver, Canada.” (via the Big Picture)


More stereotype comics at harkavagarant (http://www.harkavagrant.com/)



You probably know (or are) a couch potato, but may not know that the term is the legal property of Robert Armstrong, who trademarked it in 1976.

via Oh Yeah Facts