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I HAVE RETURNED!....AND ALSO MOVED

To all of my beloved followers. It is with great joy that I return to the Thunderbirds fandom! I have however lost access to this account as I have forgotten my password and inky one of my devices remembers it. I have therefore created a new account! FIND ME NOW AT aldwore875!! I WILL BE MAKING COMICS AGAIN... when I get Photoshop back that is :(

#see you on the other side #stabby gordo may return also #and the edits #and the eos ai #I'M SO FRICKEN EXCITED

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#I needed this on my blog

rumpletezer875

I have returned!!! And as a satellite engineer! I know I promised you all that I would build the majestic thunderbird 5 and behold I HAVE!!! Sure it’s like…. 100th of the size… And Shane did half of it… But it’s a start!!

madilayn

Very cool!!

n-chu4ever

YOU’RE BACK AND THAT IS SO AMAZING!!!!!

rumpletezer875

Don't expect too much coz I be a busy bunny learning a load of shit about capacitors and Flemings laws and logic systems but I will do what I can!

I have returned!!! And as a satellite engineer! I know I promised you all that I would build the majestic thunderbird 5 and behold I HAVE!!! Sure it's like.... 100th of the size... And Shane did half of it... But it's a start!!

#thunderbirds #engineering #thunderbird 5 #John Tracy

metiredlr

Favorite character: *appears* Me:

sandflake

I dearly wish that people would view their bodies as they view flowers…

Veins everywhere?

gorgeous~

Skin patches? Birthmarks?

hella rad~

Scars? Stretch marks?

beautiful~

Freckles? Moles? Acne scars?

heckie yeah~

Large? Curvy?

lovely~

Small? Thin?

charming~

Missing a few pieces?

handsome as ever~

Feel like you just look weird?

you’re fantastic looking~

mymindcontinuestobecomeabstract

THIS is the best post ever.

herokind-archive

THIS.

jamscandraw

Ohana means family

and family means nobody gets left behind

or forgotten

#*internal screaming*

stardcme

ooc. Laughing at a flawless comic on my Twitter feed:

And then I see it…

storyoflight

ill-fudgin-kill-ya

everything in the last gif is perfection

skylorennn

luke’s like don’t look at me for help here

plintoon

Rey’s jacket at the end of the movie makes me happy because it’s probably the first time someone has ever given her something as a gift…. and in my mind it’ll always be how Space Mum Leia unknowingly gets Rey’s undying loyalty.

#love this

robothugscomic

New comic! (link to comic)

In all of my workspaces I have been gendered as a woman, and all of these things have happened to me. . I find the more ‘technical’ or corporate the teams are, the more likely that the responsibility of ‘non essential labour’ in the office falls on women and femmefolk (my current office is actually very good in this respect, which is really refreshing).

For more information on this phenomenon, read through this excellent metafilter thread on emotional labour.

What is this comic about? Well, generally things like keeping the office tidy day to day, setting up for and cleaning up after meetings, organizing gifts and social events, fundraising, congratulations and condolences ‘from the office’, and administrative work like minutes-taking… pretty much everything that is ‘volunteer’ is likely to fall to women.

Sometimes when people argue that this work is non-essential, and that women only do it because they want to do it (and that, by extension, these just aren’t things that men care about). The thing is, community building is essential work. People who talk about having great work environments talk about things like hanging out with colleagues after work, having summer sport leagues, lottery groups, that time everyone pitched in vacation time during a family illness, that gift card that appeared on your desk on your birthday…that’s all stuff someone thinks about and plans and organizes, and it’s non-billable work, so they often do it for free, and that person is more often than not a woman. And that’s important, vital work, it makes people feel like they can come to work every day and at least not hate it all the time.

It’s completely devalued labour, and it falls in the laps of women to maintain. Sometimes guys think they’re participating by having the idea of the work: “Jim’s mother passed away - maybe we should get a card to pass around for him” - but the idea is as far as that participation goes. The organizing and execution of that ‘nice idea’ falls on someone else entirely.

Stuff like this totally undercuts women at work. For example, any time it’s assumed that I’ll take meeting minutes, my ability to participate fully in that meeting is compromised because I’m taking notes instead of concentrating on my own contributions.

And not doing this work has consequences too. There was a workspace where I was totally watching this happen, so I resolved to act like the men on my team did. I left rooms when they left them (in the condition they left them in), I used the kitchen in the same way, I left my desk in the same condition, but guess who got called out on failing to contribute to the office environment? It wasn’t the guys.

If you’re a guytype and you want to be a good ally in your worplace, be the person who volunteers. I mean it. Look around, see who’s doing the work that isn’t in their job descriptions, and pitch in. Take notes, buy cards, organize drinks, and for goodness sake, tidy the kitchen. And it’s ok if this social stuff really isn’t important to you, but don’t you dare be the person who says that it’s not important work, and then feels slighted when no one remembers their birthday.

If you’re already doing this, awesome. Keep up the good work.

suzeart

“If you’re a guytype and you want to be a good ally in your workplace, be the person who volunteers. I mean it. Look around, see who’s doing the work that isn’t in their job descriptions, and pitch in. Take notes, buy cards, organize drinks, and for goodness sake, tidy the kitchen. “

Important!

rumpletezer875

Agreed. Yes. I'm not the only one. Phew.