This is a mess

Welcome to my trashcan blog. This is where I post the random stuff I like. I also have a writing blog (hamsterwritin) and an art blog (artsyhamsterfarts) that maybe are less of a mess? Or maybe not... Well ya can call me Hamster (she/her), and please have a nice day (or else)!

[startrekvsfaceapp]

[an-alarming-number-of-bees]

[unterwaesche]

[christ-chan-official]

[stylampa-deactivated20220516]

happy birthday to large boulder size of a small boulder

[goodapollo]

[casliyn]

Rest in Peace, Andre Braugher.

[mituna]

honestly monty python and the holy grail is just a dnd session w/ really uncooperative players and a dm who worked really hard on a campaign but gave up halfway through

[airyairyquitecontrary-deactivat]

FINE the POLICE arrive and ARREST EVERYBODY go home.

[dailyflicks]

COMMUNITY 1.12: Comparative Religion

[angelasscribbles]

[luntfontanne]

[thebaconsandwichofregret]

This documentary is up there with the Making of The Long Night featurette from Game of Thrones in the "why the fuck would you release this labour violation lawsuit evidence file as a documentary?" list.

The mismanagement and disrespect of the crews is so evident in both and yet the people in charge released them as a way to show themselves as amazing and triumphant in the face of adversity, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are in fact the very adversity that needs to be triumphed against by their overworked, underpaid employees.

[crazy-pages]

Also I shouldn't have to say there's research about this, but there's research about this (mostly in the healthcare field but I'd be shocked if it wasn't generalizable). A very strong indicator of burnout is how futile someone feels their work is. Humans do not react well at all to doing work which doesn't feel like it has a purpose.

There's a reason this poor animator is so desperately trying to convince herself it will work out. Because I'll bet the moment she couldn't anymore, burnout would be on the horizon. Making people do futile work, or mismanaging them to the point where they perceive the work as futile, should be a labor rights problem all on its own.

[bemusedlybespectacled]

the les miz movie documentary is exactly like this. watching the orchestra try to record accompaniment for singers who, rather than singing to a click track (basically a metronome) or backing track to follow, had the accompanist follow play to them, so the orchestra has to follow people singing very beat, is GENUINELY TRAGIC

[luntfontanne]

[thebaconsandwichofregret]

This documentary is up there with the Making of The Long Night featurette from Game of Thrones in the "why the fuck would you release this labour violation lawsuit evidence file as a documentary?" list.

The mismanagement and disrespect of the crews is so evident in both and yet the people in charge released them as a way to show themselves as amazing and triumphant in the face of adversity, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are in fact the very adversity that needs to be triumphed against by their overworked, underpaid employees.

[crazy-pages]

Also I shouldn't have to say there's research about this, but there's research about this (mostly in the healthcare field but I'd be shocked if it wasn't generalizable). A very strong indicator of burnout is how futile someone feels their work is. Humans do not react well at all to doing work which doesn't feel like it has a purpose.

There's a reason this poor animator is so desperately trying to convince herself it will work out. Because I'll bet the moment she couldn't anymore, burnout would be on the horizon. Making people do futile work, or mismanaging them to the point where they perceive the work as futile, should be a labor rights problem all on its own.

[bemusedlybespectacled]

the les miz movie documentary is exactly like this. watching the orchestra try to record accompaniment for singers who, rather than singing to a click track (basically a metronome) or backing track to follow, had the accompanist follow play to them, so the orchestra has to follow people singing very beat, is GENUINELY TRAGIC

[weonsinnombre]

[shieldfoss]

oH RIGHT This was before LotR pioneered cgi for massed crowd behavior

There was so much cool cgi in those movies I just assumed all the clones were too but back then I guess they still couldn’t really be

[chilewithcarnage]

this is so sexy

[androidboy]

literally my favorite type of tweet

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[gameraboy2]

Lucy Lawless behind the scenes on Xena: Warrior Princess (1995)

[autisticexpression]

Imagine being the coolest person alive

[ardentlythieving]

@hamstertitan

[klaw]

the year is 2023, marie kondo holds j*ff b*zos by the skin on the back of his neck in front of a public gathering

“does this one spark joy?” she shouts at the restless audience, they boo in response

she snaps his spine like .5mm mechanical pencil lead and throws his lifeless corpse to the crowd, they cheer in response

[mewsicalmiss]

Please tell me this is our timeline

[homoidiotic]

Max Wolf Valerio, Matt Rice and David Harrison (left to right both photos) standing in front of a picture of them all marching in the first ever FTM pride contingent in San Francisco Pride 1994 (July 2023)

[thebootydiaries]

[max-oats]

hey folks,,,,,... glad 2 b here on tubblr . here's a little self-portrait of me,, a human male

[max-oats]

on my way to work at the job factory :) lets get this bread !, and by bre,d i mean human money dollars haha. dont even like bred

[max-oats]

feeding the ducks

(disclaimer: i do Not live in thi,s pond. i live in a home House.)

[max-oats]

ah . allow me to introduce my two lovely childen . Child and Baby . :) they are both just regular Men just like their old man(me)