That is ridiculous..........possibly the coolest thing ever.R2D2 video projector:
I love the light saber phone/remote.That is ridiculous..........possibly the coolest thing ever.
I built one of those from scrap I found around the one of the server rooms at Lehman Brothers 11 years ago...
that's michael behe crazy right there
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It's a crotch bottle rocket
I think I know which .gif you are talking about. I believe there are 2 versions of that thing floating around. You could always provide the "NSFW" link in a post as long as you don't actually post the pic.Buggery f*ck, I could so win this thread but I'd be banned so deep and fast they'd find Jimmy Hoffa before they'd find me. Some of you may remember the particular .gif involved. PM if interested.
My dad used to take me on bike rides to see these things in operation, pretty impressive when you're 4 feet tall.what IS that thing?
Edit: nevermind, its a bucket wheel excavator.
My dad used to take me on bike rides to see these things in operation, pretty impressive when you're 4 feet tall.
haha, yeah i guess it was more due to the age and impressionable attitude that went along with that body size.
I should think being six feet tall wouldn't really change your perspective.
I'd like to see one in person
I never thought I'd have to ask this, but...haha, yeah i guess it was more due to the age and impressionable attitude that went along with that body size.
My hometown public transportation system, still running today:
I watched a documentary on Coney Island once. There was an elephant there who got real violent after somebody tried to feed him a lit cigarette.It is indeed. Apparently some circus director in the 50s thought it would be a good idea to take an elephant on the monorail as a marketing gag. Well, the poor thing panicked, broke through a window and jumped out into the river below, but only suffered a few cuts.
I saw that too, simply disgusting lthumbsdown:I watched a documentary on Coney Island once. There was an elephant there who got real violent after somebody tried to feed him a lit cigarette.
At that time apparently Electricity was the new big thing!
The owners of Coney Island decided as a marketing gig they would higher Thomas Edison to electrocute and kill the elephant in front of an audience. The video that was made of the event was probably the most disturbing thing I have ever seen.
Hellifino.I never thought I'd have to ask this, but...
Is that an elephant?
what's it called? monorail...It is indeed. Apparently some circus director in the 50s thought it would be a good idea to take an elephant on the monorail as a marketing gag. Well, the poor thing panicked, broke through a window and jumped out into the river below, but only suffered a few cuts.
The crawler-transporter weighs 6 million pounds (2,700 t) and has eight tracks, two on each corner. Each track has 57 shoes, and each shoe weighs approximately 900 kg (about one short ton). The vehicle measures 131 feet by 114 feet (40 m by 35 m). The height from ground level to the platform is adjustable from 20 to 26 ft (6 to 8 m), and each side can be raised and lowered independently of the other. The crawler uses a laser guidance system and a leveling system to keep the Mobile Launcher Platform level, with the tip of the external tank vertical within plus or minus 10 minutes of arc, while moving along the 5% upgrade to the launch site.[2] A separate laser docking system provides pinpoint accuracy when the crawler-transporter and Mobile Launch Platform are positioned in the VAB or at the launch pad.[3]
That'd make one hell of an RV! But why do they need to move the shuttle? Why can't it just launch from the regular pad?The NASA Crawler
Prep, move, launch.That'd make one hell of an RV! But why do they need to move the shuttle? Why can't it just launch from the regular pad?
Sometimes rape is just rape.What do they use that thing for? It seems bizarre that you would want to remove trees and not use them for anything. Hell, even firewood sells for good money these days.
That is the pad. They put the whole thing in a hanger so it doesn't get destroyed by hurricanes and then they roll it out for launch.That'd make one hell of an RV! But why do they need to move the shuttle? Why can't it just launch from the regular pad?
I'm sure you're right, but I'd be disappointed if any hurricane or tornado could damage it.That is the pad. They put the whole thing in a hanger so it doesn't get destroyed by hurricanes and then they roll it out for launch.
It was more impressive with the Saturn V rocket on it...The NASA Crawler
They assemble the rocket in the hanger. Which is why it's known as the Vehicle Assembly Building.That is the pad. They put the whole thing in a hanger so it doesn't get destroyed by hurricanes and then they roll it out for launch.