eriexplosion asked:
ds9shameblog answered:
they have a spray bottle full of water that they keep next to one of the consoles so they can spritz him until he leaves but no one ever remembers it’s there
he probably wouldn’t even notice anyway
eriexplosion asked:
ds9shameblog answered:
they have a spray bottle full of water that they keep next to one of the consoles so they can spritz him until he leaves but no one ever remembers it’s there
he probably wouldn’t even notice anyway
Star Trek - “The Mimicking Menace”
Gold Key Issue 28
A kinda spooky issue about an energy lifeform that copies people and robots in order to… uh, that’s not clear actually.
RATING: 46%
(Where to place: Between This Side of Paradise and Who Mourns for Adonais.)
July 28, 2009 – Spacewalker Tom Marshburn reflected in the visor of Christopher Cassidy during the fourth EVA of space shuttle mission STS-127.
(NASA)
“In this game you don’t play as a specific character. Instead you are energy which is passed around between many characters and plants.” - Author’s description
This is so cool: the Apple II game Gumball, which is unusually rare and now freely available online, has an elaborate secret that took three decades to discover.
Think of how many more little secrets like this we don’t know about – and how many more games like Gumball have been almost totally unknown for most of the time they’ve existed. There’s always something to discover.
(Broderbund - 1983)
If you’ve been a follower here for very long, you know 2 things about HTGTFU’s approach to mental health: 1. I believe strongly in reaching out for help, especially professional help, and 2. I am not a mental health professional. That basically boils down to not posting much about mental health in general, but today I’m breaking that rule to talk about therapy.
There is so very much about therapy that the media gets wrong (even the shows based on this!) and I think it’s not only given people an unrealistic idea of what therapy is and how it works, but it’s created a culture of secrecy and shame around seeking help. So I’m here today to help clear up some misconceptions about therapy: what it is, what you can expect, and why you need to stop feeling bad (or worse, shaming others) for going.
I do want to, once again, issue a disclaimer that I am not a mental health professional and that much of this is based on my own experiences and the experiences of others.