Google's Girl Power

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Google's Girl Power

Vanessa Fox, product manager for Google's webmaster tools, spotted at Webmasterworld's Pubcon conference in Las Vegas. Nice shirt!

Update: You can buy this shirt at the Google store (hat tip: Caleb E).

published on Thursday 16 November 2006 @ 02:57 CET

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Cogito

Thursday 16 November 2006 @ 13:33 CET - #32113

Draw her attention Luc, by getting a similar T-shirt with the first 0 in blue with an arrow pointing up, then ask her to test if your T-shirts match.
But BEWARE!
that might be the end of your free life as a bachelor!

Jöe

Saturday 18 November 2006 @ 10:08 CET - #32151

haaaaaaaahahahaha. leo martin, please come back.

Jöe

Tuesday 21 November 2006 @ 16:24 CET - #32232

no more other sexy chicks there in nevada worth photographing?

Jöe

Thursday 30 November 2006 @ 21:20 CET - #32596

say, lvb, can't you put another (long) article here on top, because for so many days now we see this mottige seut when we open this page. enough is trop and trop is enough, hey!

Wouter Van Hemel - wouter-spam (at) publica (dot) duodecim (dot) org

Friday 01 December 2006 @ 01:28 CET - #32607

Considering the inadequate or even reclining numbers of computer science students (of any gender) in countries like the UK and Belgium, I think we should demand one for men too.

Apparently they have shirts for men with that female logo... I guess that's the closest any geek who would wear such a Google shirt would get to anything female.

Enough musings... I'm not quite sure why women should be pushed to study for highly technical jobs, or men be stimulated to take up highly social and caring positions such as nurse or kindergarden teacher. Modern society tends to confuse equal-valued with literal equality, resulting in a unnatural and androgynous world. The choices are there, let them choose freely.

Surely it would be much wiser to make it acceptable for men to wear skirts, than to let everybody wear the same ugly boring pair of designer jeans; hence creating equality while offsetting gender differences and keeping the world interesting.

Up yours, political correctness, abomination of reality, last refuge of the coward, bastion of simmering post-religious madness.

yasser - d1 (at) hotmail (dot) com

Saturday 03 November 2007 @ 19:52 CET - #52500

hi man

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