That is 100% just a guy in a radio flyer wagon they painted white sticking his arm out with a bed sheet on it. Nice try though.
Passant Rabie
prabie
Passant is a news reporter at Gizmodo, covering space, tech and all things in between.
NASA: “It’s a communication error.”
You’re either very dumb or very trolly. Either way, shut up.
It’s been 10 years already? That’s just amazing that it’s still working in such an environment for so long. Read more
Take me as a fool, but can Mars be the cradle of Humanity?
Running a nuclear plant on the moon? Perfect job for Homer Simpson.
Don’t think I’d ever want to ride in a “Starliner”. Boeing appears to have used too much of its 737 experience in cramming seats together...
Don’t like the rather old-fashioned black fishing boots.
Well, you are putting sexual innuendo where they are just showing same sex bread couples.
The bottom bun is way better than the top, not gunna lie. If I get a big Mac, I take off the top bun and flip it over at the middle bun. I think a lot of people do that actually.
As a member of the LGBT community, why the fuck are we calling it “rainbow washing” and not “queerbaiting”? How are people missing that wordplay when it comes to companies? Not sure how “rainbow washing” is different other than its a corporation pretending to care instead of an individual pretending to seem queer
Focusing on the sexual roles is kinda distasteful and reductive, but I’ll leave room for the possibility they were intentionally being suggestive in an affirmative way. People are too quick to assume malice sometimes, or maybe just jumping in because it’s easy (and usually right) to shit on a corporation. Read more
I don’t see anyone actually triggered by this, it’s just kinda amusing.
Not gonna lie, I’m gay as fuck and I think this is so fucking funny 😂😂😂😂
Wait til you hear about BK’s “special sauce.”
BK: It just seems like we’ve run out of ways to complicate putting meat between buns. Read more
Marks and Spencer released a LGBT sandwich, of lettuce, guacamole, bacon and tomato Read more
MAVEN also serves as one of the communications relay satellites for the landers and rovers on Mars. Perseverance, Curiosity, InSight, etc.
Commissioned in 1974 and first one was delivered in 1982, in all 18 were built of which 11 are left. They have had upgrades and refurbishments over the years but are the same suits built 40 years ago.