“Tell them that I came, and that no-one answered! That I kept my word!” He said.

Pure word cinema.

And/or there’s that thing where autism and ADHD cover each other

“Haha, this is how everyone engages with media and art, right? Lol come and sit down and join us, we’re just like you!”

There’s a kind of media-discussion or media-review format where the idea is that the presenter or writer is only engaging in the media they are talking about to a neurotypical degree - a bit cool, a bit detached, certainly not threateningly knowledgeable about it.

“Now, go out, would you!”
(The doctor in this LoG sketch was based on the dismissive and awful gender clinic psychiatrist in the BBC documentary “A Change Of Sex”)

Dishonestly gaming the system in order to access… antidepressants? Therapy?

You should get a neon swords sign bag made by the fella who did Daft Punk’s heads

2/ …you’re mitigating the damage done by the bullies, reducing the impact to as few members as possible. But you are just doing the bullies’ work for them. You are giving up some people so that the bullies will leave the others alone.

Yes. I personally think that if the choice is stand up to the bullies and potentially be wiped out as a result, that doesn’t change the fact that your only option, your job in fact, is to stand up to the bullies. You may think that by protecting the rest of your membership from that outcome,

Well jel

Absolutely

I think @gralefrit.bsky.social did most of the sound design on Broken Veil - and very good sound design it is too

Like, I'm sorry the fascists are giving you difficult choices. But that's what fascists fucking do. The only legit answer is "fuck you make me". The only answer that shows you have actual fucking principles not preferences is "fuck you make me". And that sucks. But here we are.

There we go

I can’t remember (or find out) who did The Sink with Tash and David - but whooo-eeee.

This has been such an instructive couple of years in terms of watching big institutions folding to fascism at the slightest nudge.

Everyone could leave in solidarity, regardless of how sad the CEO seems to be.