A former astronaut once spoke at my school and said once he got back home, he’d wake up and try to shove off from his bed, thinking he’d float, and end up faceplanting on the floor.
walter-hoch-zwei on
“Gotta get that pen waay up in there, Morty.”
Odd_Fortune500 on
Going to space makes you go deaf as well?
_Nightbreaker_ on
so fake
nomad-mr_t on
Thanks Obama!
leviathansbane on
I was thinking about this video two hours ago while reading Orbital and now it’s the top post in my feed
Come0nYouSpurs on
Staged as hell. Dumb.
ZestycloseTomato5015 on
This is so cute
FORKNIFE_CATTLEBROIL on
I drove on the right side of the road for 10 years, and then took a work trip to the UK for 2 weeks where I had to drive 40 minutes from my hotel to the work site. I got used to driving on the left side of the road by the second day. But after getting back home, I really struggled to get used to driving on the right side again, it really felt like I was on the wrong side of the road. So much so that that was 9 years ago, and sometimes I still question myself.
Anyway, I like to imagine it’s the same kind of feeling.
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This always cracks me up
Everything is in space morty
Would be funnier if it wasn’t a staged joke
I would hate to be an astronaut’s phone.
A former astronaut once spoke at my school and said once he got back home, he’d wake up and try to shove off from his bed, thinking he’d float, and end up faceplanting on the floor.
“Gotta get that pen waay up in there, Morty.”
Going to space makes you go deaf as well?
so fake
Thanks Obama!
I was thinking about this video two hours ago while reading Orbital and now it’s the top post in my feed
Staged as hell. Dumb.
This is so cute
I drove on the right side of the road for 10 years, and then took a work trip to the UK for 2 weeks where I had to drive 40 minutes from my hotel to the work site. I got used to driving on the left side of the road by the second day. But after getting back home, I really struggled to get used to driving on the right side again, it really felt like I was on the wrong side of the road. So much so that that was 9 years ago, and sometimes I still question myself.
Anyway, I like to imagine it’s the same kind of feeling.
I love how he looks up first.
You can see him say “aah… gravity”.
Me too, Mr. Astronaut, me too.