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thisavrou2016-02-14 11:47 am
needsnoface) wrote in thisavrou2016-02-14 11:47 am
Transmission 001 [Video??]
[There's nothing wrong with your mid feeds, even though staring at an unmoveable glowing box may make you wonder if this is an actual video feed or someone just posting a picture as some odd place holder during a voice transmission. Either way, it's just a glowing blue box to accompany the words.
At least the voice is nice to listen to, all smooth radio announcer like even with the inherent condescending tone to it all.]
Well, quite a welcome there for us new folks I would say. Though I've been assured that's not a common theme....However the observations of such and the resulting fall out has made me realize there may be a small but important aspect of life upon a ship that is lacking.
That being in the form of free time distractions and hobbies, something that any basic psychology will tell you is important in regards to morale and giving an outlet to excess energy, especially in a high stress environment which can be created or naturally occurring. Now some may say that there is enough to do, but even in a military setting free time and giving soldiers ways to burn off excess energy while reducing stress is vital. There's only so many times you can have one run drills or do patrol duties before they snap and all.
So! A bit of a general survey should be conducted yes, in regards to certain activities that would help focus energy and give an outlet for stress that doesn't end with someone being bloodied and bruised in a hall or such. Like painting or poker tournaments, even just some good old fashion book clubs would be good. With how varied this crew is I'm certain we can figure out and set up something everyone can enjoy while we sail through the black void of space.
At least the voice is nice to listen to, all smooth radio announcer like even with the inherent condescending tone to it all.]
Well, quite a welcome there for us new folks I would say. Though I've been assured that's not a common theme....However the observations of such and the resulting fall out has made me realize there may be a small but important aspect of life upon a ship that is lacking.
That being in the form of free time distractions and hobbies, something that any basic psychology will tell you is important in regards to morale and giving an outlet to excess energy, especially in a high stress environment which can be created or naturally occurring. Now some may say that there is enough to do, but even in a military setting free time and giving soldiers ways to burn off excess energy while reducing stress is vital. There's only so many times you can have one run drills or do patrol duties before they snap and all.
So! A bit of a general survey should be conducted yes, in regards to certain activities that would help focus energy and give an outlet for stress that doesn't end with someone being bloodied and bruised in a hall or such. Like painting or poker tournaments, even just some good old fashion book clubs would be good. With how varied this crew is I'm certain we can figure out and set up something everyone can enjoy while we sail through the black void of space.
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hey look i don't need the sass
besides i did you a favor by getting that question out of the way asap
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[ and then a few minutes later: ]
... you don't tell knock knock jokes right?
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when will someone think of the knock knock jokes