- In January I took the quiz on bloggparti.se thinking I would turn out to be a Social Democrat, possibly with a leaning towards Miljöpartiet, only to be told by the test that I write like a Kristdemokrat. I proceeded to be a sensitive bitch about this for the rest of the month. Pah.
- London had a snow day. And it was pretty.
- A steampunk laptop totally made my February!
- March - Om Lisbeth Salander varit man hade hon
betraktats som avskumvarit i övre medelåldern och förfört 20 år yngre kvinnor.
- April - Camilla Lindberg and Pär Ström decided to "studera feminismens verkliga agerande". A most fascinating read that offered all clichés and no actual analysis.
- April - Joakim Ramstedt plagiarized an article on Newsmill and Pelle Billing very generously offered young women advice on how to avoid being raped, like for example that they shouldn't go home with a man unless they had already decided that they wanted to fuck (only willing to give a blowjob usually does not count - if you suck you must fuck), since of course all men you meet are potential rapists once a female have entered their territory and since the law that everyone can change their minds does not apply to young women, Billing only wants to help them learn this as early as possible. Strangely enough, no similar advice on being careful about who they went home with was given to young men - even though there was apparently an epedemic of men being falsely acused of rape after they had had sex with willing girls. Huh.
- Then Ingrid Carlqvist criticized feminism for tricking young women into believing the false truth that they can walk around the city naked without it ending in them being raped. Yes, this is all still April. It was an exciting month for nutty & rabid antifeminist views.
- Andreas Dahlin, who would later co-author an article with Pär Ström, wrote the craziest, most confused Newsmill-article about feminism I've ever read. I guess there are some things you don't learn at Chalmers.
- After a couple of years of absence, Supernatural made its come-back on this blog.
- And then this episode happened.
- In June the "Bara Bröst" debate made its rounds and as usual the reactions to the debate were more interesting than the actual debate.
- I wrote about depression and some people linked to it and suddenly I had a comment-field full of interesting comments. What? For me that's a lot of comments.
- Oh Billie Joe. How so awesome?
- August was "It's not rape if she/he just lays there, right?" month.
- In September, Pär Ström - probably too busy trying to label all feminism on the planet as man-bashing - missed the opportunity to criticize an actual man-bashing housewife.
- Oh, and I still need help coming up with an Internet Law that properly describes the comments on Newsmill. The best one I have at the moment is still no 6.
- November and the phrase "genushysteri" is still in full use. What the definition of it is, however, is not entirerly clear.
- This is the also the month I was firstly made aware of Robert Pattinson's sharp hipbones and their impact on the world around me.
- And, still the same month, Adam Lambert found out that I was bored with life and decided to make out with his male bandmate live on television. Thanx, hon!
- December have been a bit messy so far, so I'm not even gonna try to summarize it. I listened to Dolly Parton a lot. Swallowed a couple of Xanor. You know, and so on.
