Asleep? You can say that again. More likely hung over.
In space, no one can hear you belch.
Think you’re hot now …
How exactly was he going to drink that?
They have a special lid for stuff like that, now. (NASA must have read this panel…)
He’ll be really hot before landing.
The US has a strict rule – no adult beverages are EVER allowed in space.
The International Space Station is, for a long time now, only accessible by Russian Space Forces.
Guess how likely the US rule is enforced on a Russian space mission!!
Then again, much as when backpacking, the bulk-to-benefit ratio demands that only the “hard stuff” get lifted into space.
“You see that up there, Billy? That’s what they call a ‘Shooting Star’. They don’t usually make that ‘AAAAAAAAAA’ sound, though…”
Billy Beer?
For every carbonation, there is an equal and opposite reaction… Maybe that explains the sign on the side of the Atlas V; “Shake Well Before Launching”.
Dilly, Dilly – Doofus
Thank goodness for cartoon physics. Otherwise that can would have exploded a long time ago in the near vacuum of space.
and wouldn’t his helmet present a challenge?
We are in awe of Steve Dallas, astronaut and beer-propelled re-entry vehicle….
Berkeley Breathed
einarbt almost 6 years ago
Asleep? You can say that again. More likely hung over.
Plumbob Wilson almost 6 years ago
In space, no one can hear you belch.
ACK! Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Think you’re hot now …
starfighter441 almost 6 years ago
How exactly was he going to drink that?
jrankin1959 almost 6 years ago
They have a special lid for stuff like that, now. (NASA must have read this panel…)
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 6 years ago
He’ll be really hot before landing.
johnec almost 6 years ago
The US has a strict rule – no adult beverages are EVER allowed in space.
The International Space Station is, for a long time now, only accessible by Russian Space Forces.
Guess how likely the US rule is enforced on a Russian space mission!!
Then again, much as when backpacking, the bulk-to-benefit ratio demands that only the “hard stuff” get lifted into space.
ChessPirate almost 6 years ago
“You see that up there, Billy? That’s what they call a ‘Shooting Star’. They don’t usually make that ‘AAAAAAAAAA’ sound, though…”
Herb L 1954 almost 6 years ago
Billy Beer?
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 6 years ago
For every carbonation, there is an equal and opposite reaction… Maybe that explains the sign on the side of the Atlas V; “Shake Well Before Launching”.
Altar_Ego almost 6 years ago
Dilly, Dilly – Doofus
TexTech almost 6 years ago
Thank goodness for cartoon physics. Otherwise that can would have exploded a long time ago in the near vacuum of space.
coffeeturtle almost 6 years ago
and wouldn’t his helmet present a challenge?
Sisyphos almost 6 years ago
We are in awe of Steve Dallas, astronaut and beer-propelled re-entry vehicle….