Hey, baby. You look like you're in space. How about we dock my cargo ship to your hab module?
Hey, baby. You look like you're in space. How about we dock my cargo ship to your hab module?
@wolfshades: Around here, UPS, FedEx, and the post office just leave packages on the porch.
The modern white trash vehicle is a diesel heavy-duty pickup which is never used to pull a trailer or haul any significant load (other than its owner).
@judacris: You don't even need a big laser. The Apollo missions left helpful reflectors for us to bounce little lasers off of.
Ladies and gentlemen, I think this illustrates the importance of an oft-neglected piece of equipment: the tripod.
@Ultraorange: A shot of the two ships would be cool. They're similar in size; the carrier is just over 100 feet longer.
@4th_Dimension: I don't think they're ugly, but I am disappointed at how pickups seem to get bigger and bigger with each model year.
@wheresmykey: Like a bird's bones, a plane is mostly hollow. In fact, the engines are the only really solid objects on an airliner.
@Ravennl: Not really. You would need a card flashed for EFI to see anything during the boot-up process, but it comes with such a card and has more than one slot. Once Windows begins to load, it will use any card just as a Windows PC would.
Peak Chocolate? I'll believe it when it happens.
@Ravennl: If you run Windows on that Mac Pro, sure it'll work. You'll also need the right power cables.
@johnnyro: It's not quite as bad. Most of that list was really stupid stuff, and unrealistic for normal people.
@BiggieShorty: Sir, I am calling you a liar. You may have had a
@GrumpierGrunt: Down at the bottom, there's the front part of a B-36 fuselage (just the part ahead of the wings, looks like), and the the left of that, is a long, thin fuselage piece that I daresay could be a wingless and tailless B-29.
@bennyaltuca: Probably detection and/or long-term measurement of any radiation released into the atmosphere.
Come on girdle, hold...
@Freddie Freelance: Or you can put a little rocket in the nose of the seaplane, so it supercavitates in water like that Russian torpedo.
I want a job setting things on fire.
@grimjack28: To get a cleat getaway, you need to kick your assailant in the groin first. Then run away laughing. I mean screaming.
Braided brake lines? Gut the interior? Carbon fiber shit? Give me a break.