There is a new term on the block to describe a woman who knows how to use the internet. Personally I like the term “Cyberwoman” and might request that I be introduced by that name at all times – it makes me feel like a Superhero – “kills all known germs at the touch of a button”. Much better than “mummy blogger” or “Netmum”. It somehow sounds huge and dramatic and maybe it means I can go around wearing a huge bra and sparkly corset and high boots (in the style of Wonderwoman).
Apparently politicians are queuing up to do live webchats on Mumsnet – David Cameron was on yesterday and Gordon Brown will be back to reach “cyberwomen” or “women who blog” or “Motherbloggers” any minute. All because the world has suddenly woken up to the fact that targeting (and/or schmoosing) women on the internet is a relatively successful and effective way to reach the rest of the family.
I just can’t quite believe it’s taken men this long to notice the ever increasing power and influence of “CYBERWOMAN”……(cue appropriate bat/spiderman music).
There is a new term on the block to describe a woman who knows how to use the internet. Personally I like the term “Cyberwoman” and might request that I be introduced by that name at all times – it makes me feel like a Superhero – “kills all known germs at the touch of a button”. Much better than “mummy blogger” or “Netmum”. It somehow sounds huge and dramatic and maybe it means I can go around wearing a huge bra and sparkly corset and high boots (in the style of Wonderwoman).
Apparently politicians are queuing up to do live webchats on Mumsnet – David Cameron was on yesterday and Gordon Brown will be back to reach “cyberwomen” or “women who blog” or “Motherbloggers” any minute. All because the world has suddenly woken up to the fact that targeting (and/or schmoosing) women on the internet is a relatively successful and effective way to reach the rest of the family.
I just can’t quite believe it’s taken men this long to notice the ever increasing power and influence of “CYBERWOMAN”……(cue appropriate bat/spiderman music).
We have no limits.
To infinity and beyond (no – that was Buzz).
Just off to look in the dressing up box.
We have no limits.
To infinity and beyond (no – that was Buzz).
Just off to look in the dressing up box.
November 20th, 2009 at 3:25 pm
oh i do hope there’s a sparkly tiara involved
November 20th, 2009 at 4:24 pm
I completely forgot about the sparkly tiara AND BIG HAIR…..Yay xx
November 20th, 2009 at 7:07 pm
bloody funny you are. man. laughing here in rainy east afrique. x j
November 20th, 2009 at 9:15 pm
Personally, I can completely believe its taken men this long to notice the influence of ‘cyberwoman’. My guess is Brown and ilk would never have given Mumsnet, mummy bloggers etc a second thought… until females in their lives pointed out the bleeding obvious!
November 21st, 2009 at 11:13 am
The very term ‘mummy-bloggers’ makes my blood curdle. Why does no one mention ‘daddy-bloggers’?
November 21st, 2009 at 4:19 pm
Me too ! I want to walz around with big knickers over my tights !!!
And a sparkly corset !!
As long as I can stick a big cardy on top when it is chilly.
November 21st, 2009 at 5:32 pm
Big knickers on the outside. Yes. We all need to come out and wear them with pride. Lx
March 16th, 2010 at 7:06 am
je trouve cet article tres interresant. je reviendrai suremenent sur ce site. bon courage
March 16th, 2010 at 7:42 am
Hooray!! Brilliant. I have attracted my first french speaking male. Going to write posts about how much I love the French everyday now. Although it wasn’t even that post he was responding to.