Tschumi
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As another thread has announced, SpaceX is making with the spaceflight and the publicity and the blaaiben. That's awesome, it's like just happened and it is a legit achievement.
And anyway I've been struck by images posted online of the SpaceX Crew and their digs:
(these are 'snips' of images on some website)
Now then now then what's all this then? What is going on up in here?
What do you think of these, the latest installment in the space suits fashion kaleidoscope?
My thoughts, ahem:
What the crapdazzle. These uniforms are awful, imo.
>They look like a cross between a cheap Halloween attempt at a space costume and a padded diaper.
>They look like a white version of the Darth Vader suit caught typhus as a child in the 1800s and didn't quite grow up to be all they could be.
>They couldn't even afford the chocolate layer of the Kinder Surprise egg for a helmet - only the vanilla innertube.
>I will give them a free pass on the insanely white teeth of at least 3 of the 4 crew members. Funny they've got Ben Stiller from Meet the Parents leading them out, too bad dude on the right missed out on the 'how to look pumped' image training day - where the pearly whites at, brah?
>I particularly like the black rubber boots, because we all know that the International Space Station is in actual fact a drizzly scottish moor, and I'm trying to ignore how much the helmets look like they were designed by Dyson, tucked away in Singapore or wherever it is he moved his HQ to~ Those helmets seal with no loss of SUCKING oh boy oh zing.
>These uniforms look like what a B-movie costume department would come up with, which would leave us all wishing that someone with a bit more talent had put at least a few valves and bellpulls and switches and whatnot on those chestplates.
>There is a vision for a spacefaring future, but it is not this. These uniforms have been designed by comittee in order to appeal - as far as I can tell - to people who are unable to differentiate between TV shows/games and the requirements of real life. "We're going for Mass Effect but less provocative", they said... Oi vey~
"we all know that the International Space Station is in actual fact a drizzly scottish moor " - Abraham Lincoln, 2025)
And anyway I've been struck by images posted online of the SpaceX Crew and their digs:
(these are 'snips' of images on some website)
Now then now then what's all this then? What is going on up in here?
What do you think of these, the latest installment in the space suits fashion kaleidoscope?
My thoughts, ahem:
What the crapdazzle. These uniforms are awful, imo.
>They look like a cross between a cheap Halloween attempt at a space costume and a padded diaper.
>They look like a white version of the Darth Vader suit caught typhus as a child in the 1800s and didn't quite grow up to be all they could be.
>They couldn't even afford the chocolate layer of the Kinder Surprise egg for a helmet - only the vanilla innertube.
>I will give them a free pass on the insanely white teeth of at least 3 of the 4 crew members. Funny they've got Ben Stiller from Meet the Parents leading them out, too bad dude on the right missed out on the 'how to look pumped' image training day - where the pearly whites at, brah?
>I particularly like the black rubber boots, because we all know that the International Space Station is in actual fact a drizzly scottish moor, and I'm trying to ignore how much the helmets look like they were designed by Dyson, tucked away in Singapore or wherever it is he moved his HQ to~ Those helmets seal with no loss of SUCKING oh boy oh zing.
>These uniforms look like what a B-movie costume department would come up with, which would leave us all wishing that someone with a bit more talent had put at least a few valves and bellpulls and switches and whatnot on those chestplates.
>There is a vision for a spacefaring future, but it is not this. These uniforms have been designed by comittee in order to appeal - as far as I can tell - to people who are unable to differentiate between TV shows/games and the requirements of real life. "We're going for Mass Effect but less provocative", they said... Oi vey~
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