Meme Your Memeiest Memes Thread

[DNA]

[Helvetic]

[Helvetic]

[rgray222]

Given the wokeness of many corporations around the world, I believe it might be beneficial to employee morale to bring this benefit back, this is a colorized photo from the 1950s.

[Hermoor]

[Matthew]

[Matthew]

[Matthew]

[mountain_jim]

[Vicus]

[Matthew]

[Isserley]

[Matthew]

[Pam]

Posted by Vicus (here)

I am chuckling at myself. All the times I have looked at that goofy thing, that single thought never occurred to me. Duh, maybe they clamped it on the side?????? It's so funny peeling back the programming is like this eternal cosmic onion...never once have I thought about that.......

[mountain_jim]

[Eva2]

[Isserley]

[mountain_jim]

Not a meme but interesting/entertaining I thought (and I met and have several books signed by Terrence 4 years before this.)

https://twitter.com/LueDawg1/status/...Gyku3D3-_UhdHA

[Matthew]

Not wanting to go off topic by spinning out a moon landing conversation, but doing it anyway, here is how they say they did it:

The LRV had to be transported to the moon in the bottom part of the Lunar Rover spacecraft. Incredibly it was designed to fold in half so it would fit!

The car was hinged in three places and the four wheels folded nearly flat so that the whole vehicle occupied only 0.85 m3, not much bigger than a washing machine. You can see in this picture scientists testing how the LRV would fit into the side of the Lunar Module.

The astronauts had to lower the LRV down using ropes and pulleys, and was cleverly designed so it mostly unfolded itself as it was lowered. The seats were then lifted up and a camera set up that NASA could control remotely from the Earth, allowing them to watch the Astronauts as they explored the moon's surface in the LRV.

[RunningDeer]

Reminds me of the pop up tent.

Instant Tent (5 seconds)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Avic7ACUuZg

How to fold up a pop up tent (50 seconds)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=q2CQUkF87h8

Posted by Matthew (here)
Not wanting to go off topic by spinning out a moon landing conversation, but doing it anyway, here is how they say they did it:

The LRV had to be transported to the moon in the bottom part of the Lunar Rover spacecraft. Incredibly it was designed to fold in half so it would fit!

The car was hinged in three places and the four wheels folded nearly flat so that the whole vehicle occupied only 0.85 m3, not much bigger than a washing machine. You can see in this picture scientists testing how the LRV would fit into the side of the Lunar Module.

The astronauts had to lower the LRV down using ropes and pulleys, and was cleverly designed so it mostly unfolded itself as it was lowered. The seats were then lifted up and a camera set up that NASA could control remotely from the Earth, allowing them to watch the Astronauts as they explored the moon's surface in the LRV.