Well if you zoom in, it moves a lot. But at this rendering’s scale, not so much.
Takes about 250 million years for our Sun to orbit the galaxy.
One of the best parts from Spaced (Simon Pegg & Jessica Stevenson’s season show from the early 2000s).
Billionaires can just make a coupon thousand shell orgs to funnel $100ks into their pockets.
As long as you aren’t working to oppress LGBT+ folks while you’re thinking about it, we’re cool.
And even though the whole thing is rotating, that arrow won’t move for your entire lifetime.
Gay sex is on those conservative minds every month. Probably most minutes as well.
Never knew there was a cheese named after the famously bored appliance repair man.
Probably best not to be running on autopilot around North Fucking Koreans though.
We’re all FBI agents on this blessed day.
We know, but we don’t have time to change. We have another site waiting to get slammed out as soon as the one we’re working on, which was underfunded with a ridiculous timeline goes live.
There’s still a fair bit of “my nephew makes websites, it can’t be that [hard, expensive, time consuming], oh and by the way, e we need a way to edit every word and image on the site, that both our intern and barely literate CEO can understand, even though we’re literally never going to edit anything ever.”
Fuck Knight? Yes, it is. ;)
“Testarossa” vent sticker detail in comments.
Never liked the 3 spoke wheels at the time, but kinda fun to see nowadays.
Had the perfect vanity plate too!
I’ll post a couple more pics in comments.
It’s a 1991 VW Multivan so it came with a poptop, and a cabinet in the back (so it has a weird L shaped downstairs bed), but no kitchen, just seating for 8 with two backwards facing jump seats.
It is very much 1980s technology (especially the convoluted ignition and injection system that still managed to act like a carburetor on cold starts). Everyone who approaches it at gas stations and parking lots always asks what year it is, then they look confused when it starts with a 9.
Yeah something like that. I didn’t look at the image’s resolution, but it’ll take 125 million years or so, to get to the opposite side of the galaxy.