Monday Linkage

Here are some of the awesome things I found on the internet this week:

• I like Consider the Tea Cosy's perspective on this Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal comic.
• Feminist Gamer Bingo - Raise your hand if you're a lady who happens to play video games and you've heard one of these gems. *ALL HANDS EVERYWHERE RAISE*
• Kurt Vonnegut book cover themed outfits - They come in all colors of awesome and the idea is very similar to my Albers' Color Theory posts. 
• H.G. Wells vs Enrique Gaspar in a speculative fiction time machine race - '"The original illustrations are wonderful and those coupled with the descriptions remind me somewhat of Dr Who's Tardis," says Mr Sawyer.'
• Why Livejournal still matters at Synedochic's Dreamwidth.
• Fear Strikes Out at A Blog of Their Own - "Here’s what hasn’t been in the news: “Well, if he didn’t want to get beaten, he should have known better than to wear a Giants jersey at Dodger Stadium.” And of course it shouldn’t be. Because that sort of victim-blaming, the mere suggestion that apparel justifies assault, would be unthinkable." Unless of course, the victim is female and the assault is sexual.
• The 2011 Eisner Award Nominees at Tor.com - Women didn't fare particularly well this year.
• Dear Sugar wrote a letter to her 20 year old self. "The useless days will add up to something. The shitty waitressing jobs. The hours writing in your journal. The long meandering walks. The hours reading poetry and story collections and novels and dead people’s diaries and wondering about sex and God and whether you should shave under your arms or not. These things are your becoming."
• Jamie Frevele explores the advent of gender specific clothing for children at The Mary Sue - "By the early 20th century, it seems like designers wanted to give more definition to how children were distinguished. However, pink was for boys."  
• Bowling for Abortion Access on Sunday April 17th with Feministe in NYC - File this under, things I am trying to wrangle people into doing. 
• THIS IS DOG FORT