the problem with autism is sometimes you want to do something (brave) but you need someone to gently walk you through each step so you know what will happen. and people don’t like doing that
FYI if your employer does this, if they have done it for a long time especially, you and your coworkers could be owed huge amounts of unpaid wages and it would be an easy suit if there is a paper trail like this and your employer is placing strict requirements on your behavior while not at work. Employment lawyers generally work on contingency. Just food for thought.
[Image ID: 2 tweets from Joseph Fink (@/ PlanteOfFinks) on 08 May 23 reading: The studios to the press: oh a strike is no problem for us. It helps actually. Have fun out there
The studios in emails to writers: you need to get the fuck back to work right now or we’re going to shoot this dog
I get that the studios have decided their best PR tactic is to say they are not mad, they’re laughing actually, but that doesn’t work when your desperate emails to high level writers are also getting released to the press /End ID]
Part 1 of Nimona as quotes from my friend group’s “no-context-quotes” discord server channel & other assorted nonsensical conversations i’ve had (both featuring @duolingocaticon <33)
[Image ID: Post on r/ AskReddit by u/ EskildDood reading: Redditors with thin walls, what have you heard in your apartment. Comment from Craven_Hellsing reading: My parents told me stories about the apartment they lived in when i was a baby. The lady above us was a classically trained pianist and her music room was above my room. Apparently when i would start crying in my crib she would start playing and i would go right to sleep. After my parents divorced my dad stayed in the same apartment. A few years later when i went to visit him (i was about 10 or 11) i got to finally meet her for the first time. The woman who used to play me to sleep as a baby taught me how to play the piano ten years later. /End ID]
