Finally, a prequel reboot to Turbo Teen.

Haha, I’m actually not surprised something like this happened. I’m more impressed it doesn’t happen more often(or it does and just isn’t caught). For 16 months I had really low level security clearance for a job. During a couple out-of-work conversations, some topics that I had insight on came up and I was about to…

...okay, this is legitimately goddamn funny. And it just goes to show how dangerous discussion forums bullshit can be; some people will go to any lengths to win an argument on the internet. 😂

man I love Huell, he was a treasure. 

Of course Huell could find the good at the Salton Sea.  That guy was amazing.

The area was a sort of resort in the 1950s, with hotels and lakehouses and all the associated mid-century leisure stuff that entails.

Honestly this sounds like someone wanted to copy “Hard Knocks” (NFL documentary following a team during pre-season) but did not bother to study how that show works and thought showing “tough” moments is enough.

She already did:

She is who immediately came to mind when I saw this article.

I can’t wait for Bernedette Banner to do a hot take on this one.

Was just going to comment about cheese in Mexican and Filipino ice cream flavors! I wasn’t super into it as a kid, but I’ve grown to appreciate it more as a grown up. Cheese ice cream with blackberries is a current favorite.

You guys need to try this. Found it at an asian market and it was pretty good. Has cheese chunks and everything

What’s also ridiculous, they gave the passengers titles/roles. The 4 passengers were “Mission Specialists” uh what? All the 4 people did was sit in a chair, unbuckle, float around and buckle back in. Unlike the two actual pilots flying the damn thing.

Branson did surpass 50 miles above sea level, above which NASA gives out astronaut wings. But come on, man, Branson’s stunt only barely cleared that.

Largest source of revenue for SpaceX is private satellite launches. The government does pay for launches, but a lot of those are launches the government would have done anyways- SpaceX is just cheaper. There’s also the Starlink system, which is likely to be a pretty big revenue source as it gets out of its beta stages.

Sounds like something someone who hasn’t gone to space would say.

Its both very cool that he did this, and also seems so pointless. Most experiments you’re doing in 2 minutes of weightlessness can be done on the vomit comet, the notion that this is for research is such a laughable concept.

Why the hate? Someone’s gotta fork over the big bucks if our governments won’t. Let the Bazillionare Space Race commence, and godspeed, I say. We’ll get some actual technological advancements that will further mankind’s journey into the cosmos, while also having a chance to witness some one-percenter explode on…

Did he go twice as high as a butterfly in the sky?