Lefty, feminist, Wellingtonian, philologist, geek, willing tequila-drinker, and rejecter of labels.
Acclamations
“QOT knows fuck all about parenting. Her specialty is some kind of fucked up female subversiveness. No bearing on reality.” – Monique Watson, Kiwiblog comments
“we should all be worried that someone as crude and vicious as QOT is able to set herself up as some kind of moral arbiter” – Kiki, who is not Morrissey’s sockpuppet at all, Standard comments
“… if QoT had a swear jar she could probably buy a state power company.
” – Matthew Whitehead, Standard comments
“a dull writer” – Morrissey, Standard comments
Named Chaotic Good Blogger of 2012 by Tumeke
“QOT is kind of irelevant because nice girls don’t kill foetuses these dayswithout goo dreason.” – Monique Angel, Tumeke comments
“All I ever hear from you is all men to the gulag. Human, you, questionable.” – Bored, comments at The Standard
“fantastically caustic” – Giovanni
“if ever you wanted to know what is wrong with the Left, look no further.” – rainman, Standard comments
“you encapsulate all that is wrong with modern feminism” – Sanctuary
“the monster truck of the feminist blogosphere” – Lew
“it is shamelessly obvious you don’t value communication as a tool for building understanding” - A J Chesswas
“offensive nasty spiteful bitch… rotten little Remmers blonde …” – Deborah Kean / Vicky / Vicky32, Standard comments
“a dangerous, hate filled extremist”- Shunda barunda, frogblog comments
“an immature, offensive, load of humourless drivel” – Sonny Blount, KB comments
“Not satire, just witless unfunny cowardice.” – Redbaiter, KB comments
“what’s so problematic about having a ginger group out there saying exactly what we want to happen with respect to abortion rights?” – Trouble
“That … woman is not just misguided, she’s evil.” – I.M. Fletcher, NZ Conservative
“a characteristically muscular post … brings the snark big time” – Julie Fairey
“… pithy exegesis … lurking and sniping on the periphery” – Mike Moreu
Contact
qotblog [at] gmail.com
Twitter: @qot_nz
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