by Irina Slav
Note: May contain strong language
I can’t abide arrogance in any form, which is why as soon as I read this I felt compelled to say a couple of things on the subject, or rather subjects. Continue reading Stuff it, Brand
We, the are-you-really-a-woman ones
by Irina Slav
Women like to share and sympathise. Women like shopping (for hours on end). Women like babies, theirs and other women’s. Continue reading We, the are-you-really-a-woman ones
A word on discrimination
by Irina Slav
I came across this the other day and after the initial spark of irritation at yet another baseless whine about discrimination, I skimmed the text until I got to the “conclusive case” against Chomsky. That did it, I burst out laughing. Continue reading A word on discrimination
Why I never iron
by Irina Slav
Two reasons: I don’t need disinfecting my clothes because I have a washing machine that does that, and I find this absolutely the most tedious thing a person could do to waste their time. Continue reading Why I never iron
Interactive can anyone?
by Irina Slav
I hear interactive storefronts are the coming thing — they can help you stock up a cart and then just go in and get what you’ve bought, or, better still, have it delivered without even bothering to enter an actual store. Continue reading Interactive can anyone?
Celebrity dies, world stares at his dead face
by Irina Slav
Say a prayer for journalism, if you’re religious. Or maybe not, because what’s trending right now for Paul Walker is beyond anything a normal human being would consider allowable. Continue reading Celebrity dies, world stares at his dead face
Egg up
by Irina Slav
That old and dusty question about the egg and the chicken has its very simple answer (think evolution) that reestablishes once more the egg as a sort of treasure, which it is, actually. Continue reading Egg up
