FarraigePlaisteach

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Cake day: June 27th, 2023

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  • FarraigePlaisteachtome_irlme_irl
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    13 hours ago

    I ask those questions too, especially when I’m not fully present. It goes better when I ask something less abstract that refers to our shared situation (location, unusual weather, the food if we’re eating, the show if that’s where we’re at).

    I’ve checked info I wasn’t fully sure of at train stations with strangers. I had good conversations sometimes because they followed up with something else or offered to let me know when my stop was coming up.

    Best thing really is to actually be interested rather than scripted. Or to get there ASAP after the ice breaker.













  • I didn’t know that they made two for the movies. I’d be curious if those same two were reused in Batman Returns and The Flash (although it was not powered up in the latter, unfortunately).

    It was indeed drivable. I’m not sure how practical it was though since the design made it difficult for the driver to see over the bonnet.



  • That was a fun video. They definitely had plenty of personal space. Maybe the designer had Finnish heritage :~). That actually appeals to me. I wouldn’t like to leave my quarters and immediately be presented with people passing my door. I imagine they also needed a lot of space for rescue missions and diplomacy.

    Wasn’t it also rumoured to only have one toilet on the entire ship?




  • I agree with you - at least in my interpretation - that activities are implied to demand the same level of energy every time. The variability is accounted for by having a different number of “spoons” each day (unknown to us in advance).

    I like the gas in the tank metaphor, although it’s used so often in association with healthy fatigue that I’d be concerned that it might trivialise the degree of deep, all-encompassing exhaustion I’m really talking about. A new vocabulary is probably ideal for the uniquely surreal experience that is M.E./C.F.S.