Oh man, I would be so on board with that. As long as there’s vacuum tubes.
CommissarVulpin
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It’s the navigator’s station for a Tu-104, an early Soviet jet-powered passenger plane. Fun fact: that little window in the ceiling is so that the navigator can use the stars to figure out where they are if the instruments failed.
There is, sometimes it’s really well hidden. In this one it’s in the fifth panel, on the plant
So how come when I mix all my watercolors I get brown?? Checkmate atheists
I wonder if you could make a muzzle brake with the floppy bits of whoopee cushions attached to the gas ports…
One Dyson sphere, comin’ up
Allegedly I’m related one one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence…and Pocahontas.
It’s a stylistic thing, it’s no different from a standard S. The opening of the US Bill of Rights is written the same way
oh no
Growing old is mandatory, but growing up is optional.
My parents had an Amana “Radarange” while I was growing up, with chrome dials and wood paneling. It was an absolute tank, probably weighed like 50 lbs and had the power consumption of a small country, but I loved that thing
The fax machine, actually