Ohephen J. Epershand
@ohephen.bsky.social
I'm trying to remember literally anything I did during the Drains Week other than the mechanics of the drains and I can't. Congratulations on Silksong!
October 10, 2025 at 3:23 PM
I'm trying to remember literally anything I did during the Drains Week other than the mechanics of the drains and I can't. Congratulations on Silksong!
I feel like the Kocari Wilds have to. Also plausibly the Anderfels
August 31, 2025 at 9:25 PM
I feel like the Kocari Wilds have to. Also plausibly the Anderfels
I really loved Ezri, I just wish she was the underprepared host of a DIFFERENT symbiont who Jadzia took in as a ward.
July 27, 2025 at 3:44 PM
I really loved Ezri, I just wish she was the underprepared host of a DIFFERENT symbiont who Jadzia took in as a ward.
I start at the bottom left, and it most closely matches the motions of the "t" at the end of my signature (which does sometimes drift into a star if I do it sloppily)
June 28, 2025 at 3:04 PM
I start at the bottom left, and it most closely matches the motions of the "t" at the end of my signature (which does sometimes drift into a star if I do it sloppily)
Reposted by Ohephen J. Epershand
"Trans ideology, in this telling, is tricking people into thinking that there's nothing wrong with transitioning. That being trans is awesome, and loving yourself is a good thing, and you should live your truest self. And you know what? I subscribe to that ideology whole-heartedly."
June 20, 2025 at 7:01 PM
"Trans ideology, in this telling, is tricking people into thinking that there's nothing wrong with transitioning. That being trans is awesome, and loving yourself is a good thing, and you should live your truest self. And you know what? I subscribe to that ideology whole-heartedly."
I saw it last week and loved it so much. ALW stripped down and belted from a mostly-bare stage turns out to be a very cool and spooky ALW energy.
May 14, 2025 at 1:57 PM
I saw it last week and loved it so much. ALW stripped down and belted from a mostly-bare stage turns out to be a very cool and spooky ALW energy.
At this point this is the only thing about my dad's prostate I don't know, and I have no interest in asking
April 5, 2025 at 5:15 PM
At this point this is the only thing about my dad's prostate I don't know, and I have no interest in asking
Oooh, thanks for the intel! His performance was a highlight of the show
March 24, 2025 at 9:48 PM
Oooh, thanks for the intel! His performance was a highlight of the show
My first thought was that the TOS movies also do this with Kirk and Spock, but the whole show kind of does that with Kirk and Spock. The 90s shows definitely spend more time with the ensemble (I feel like TAS does a better job with the ensemble than TOS)
February 22, 2025 at 9:32 PM
My first thought was that the TOS movies also do this with Kirk and Spock, but the whole show kind of does that with Kirk and Spock. The 90s shows definitely spend more time with the ensemble (I feel like TAS does a better job with the ensemble than TOS)
Oh hey! I've been collecting drafting stencils in that font, starting from a few that belonged to my late grandfather. I recognized that 3 instantly
February 16, 2025 at 1:57 AM
Oh hey! I've been collecting drafting stencils in that font, starting from a few that belonged to my late grandfather. I recognized that 3 instantly
The people making the coffee work for vendor companies that provide coffee services. The people sorting the mail work for different vendors.
They don't have a path to full time work for the companies where they spend their workdays.
The children of CEOs definitely aren't doing those jobs.
They don't have a path to full time work for the companies where they spend their workdays.
The children of CEOs definitely aren't doing those jobs.
February 11, 2025 at 1:19 AM
The people making the coffee work for vendor companies that provide coffee services. The people sorting the mail work for different vendors.
They don't have a path to full time work for the companies where they spend their workdays.
The children of CEOs definitely aren't doing those jobs.
They don't have a path to full time work for the companies where they spend their workdays.
The children of CEOs definitely aren't doing those jobs.
But the thing that gets me about "interns bringing you coffee" and also "worked my way up from the mailroom" is that they both imply more labor mobility than exists in corporate America today.
Interns are doing the work of the business and have a path up in the business
Interns are doing the work of the business and have a path up in the business
February 11, 2025 at 1:19 AM
But the thing that gets me about "interns bringing you coffee" and also "worked my way up from the mailroom" is that they both imply more labor mobility than exists in corporate America today.
Interns are doing the work of the business and have a path up in the business
Interns are doing the work of the business and have a path up in the business
At one point in ~2010 the cafeteria in my building ran a tea cart where they brought around a kettle of tea and plates of cookies to everyone's desks in the afternoon maybe one day a week?
This probably satisfies your "free food confessions" request
This probably satisfies your "free food confessions" request
February 11, 2025 at 1:19 AM
At one point in ~2010 the cafeteria in my building ran a tea cart where they brought around a kettle of tea and plates of cookies to everyone's desks in the afternoon maybe one day a week?
This probably satisfies your "free food confessions" request
This probably satisfies your "free food confessions" request
(that last part is high in my head rn because I just got back from a work trip to Germany where I was regularly in meetings until 8pm)
There is also a barista working all morning into the early afternoon in many offices. This is almost the closest to "having someone bring you coffee" BUT...
There is also a barista working all morning into the early afternoon in many offices. This is almost the closest to "having someone bring you coffee" BUT...
February 11, 2025 at 1:19 AM
(that last part is high in my head rn because I just got back from a work trip to Germany where I was regularly in meetings until 8pm)
There is also a barista working all morning into the early afternoon in many offices. This is almost the closest to "having someone bring you coffee" BUT...
There is also a barista working all morning into the early afternoon in many offices. This is almost the closest to "having someone bring you coffee" BUT...
I feel like there are two assumptions in that stereotype -- free food and the work expectations for interns.
We get free breakfast, lunch and in some cases dinner (in US offices dinner is rarer and you have to stay late to get it; in Europe it's more common bc people have late meetings with US)
We get free breakfast, lunch and in some cases dinner (in US offices dinner is rarer and you have to stay late to get it; in Europe it's more common bc people have late meetings with US)
February 11, 2025 at 1:19 AM
I feel like there are two assumptions in that stereotype -- free food and the work expectations for interns.
We get free breakfast, lunch and in some cases dinner (in US offices dinner is rarer and you have to stay late to get it; in Europe it's more common bc people have late meetings with US)
We get free breakfast, lunch and in some cases dinner (in US offices dinner is rarer and you have to stay late to get it; in Europe it's more common bc people have late meetings with US)
Pretty sure it's in my living room!
January 28, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Pretty sure it's in my living room!
Sounds like a great time to start!
January 28, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Sounds like a great time to start!
I had some suspicions going in (I read Tevinter Nights and the story about a humble city guard going on an adventure with Myrna was one of my favorite things in it) but they REALLY delivered.
January 27, 2025 at 5:08 AM
I had some suspicions going in (I read Tevinter Nights and the story about a humble city guard going on an adventure with Myrna was one of my favorite things in it) but they REALLY delivered.