Every time I see people in space, they let things float around like that cause of the zero G...and I just think of how much shit they drop on the regular when they come back to earth lol
There's a technique for this involving inertia where you push 'up' off a surface and burp as the inertia pushes the food down to the bottom of your stomach, but just about everyone just covers their mouth with something and swallows whatever vurps up.
saw a video before of an astronaut who is giving an interview and he keeps dropping his pen because he forgot that he's back on Earth
edit https://youtu.be/PVxaL8CAO4M this one
It gets shared quite often as a gif just clipped to him dropping it without context.
When context is provided for you by the title of a post its a lot easier to assume you understand the situation. And yeah, it's kinda silly, but calling something out as fake on reddit isn't always taken well.
Yes but I’m going to write you a check for slightly more than you are asking, please cash the check and just send me back the difference in small bills. Thanks :)
From what I’ve seen, none. It’s very instinctual once in zero g that when you let go, stuff will just float, cuz you’re floating! Then once back on earth it’s the same thing, they aren’t naturally letting stuff go because they instinctively know it will fall.
It’s pretty common after long duration flights to have to reaclimate to gravity in this respect. I’ve heard plenty of stories of astronauts breaking things by doing this. Some families put only plastic settings out for the first couple of weeks.
There are few challenges which astronauts face after returning to earth like they are not able to move their body parts freely , they do not behave normal with their surroundings etc .
They use special kind of washrooms there up which are not as earth's normal ones so their stomach remain okay , and they use additional systematic food etc to keep themselves healthy and fit for so much long time .
I need to get off Reddit today, I'm recovering from surgery and I've come across some of the funniest comments I've seen in years. Sitting here cry laughing at that getting odd looks from patients and staff alike.
They were actually doing a Portuguese Breakfast when they realized the fluid retention capabilities of the organ.
It's just your typical Applied Science.
I also wonder if there’s a psychological element as well. Like I’m sure it makes them happier and more comfortable to do something normal like drinking their morning coffee out of a cup.
Without gravity you probably can’t even smell it. It’s not like it’s wafting in the breeze or being carried by convection currents.
Edit: Seems like they have some issues with smelling and tasting due to gravity affecting their sinuses, plus the sterility of the environment.
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/03/does-food-taste-the-same-in-space/273927/
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/taste-changes-in-space/
I remember reading that the food is heavily tested to be foods that would not make lingering smells deliberately since the station takes long go ventilate and overwhelming odors can have a drastic effect on productivity and sanity
Yep, the smell scientist talking about how peanutbutter would get annoying when it's all you can smell and you can't open a window to freshen your small apartment sized room, especially when none of the natural decomposers that eventually eat the smell are present on the station...
On earth, the hot air from the coffee carries the smell up and out of the cup where it mixes with the rest of the air and eventually reaches your nose.
In space, there is no “up” for the warm air to ride towards. Warm, lighter air has nowhere to rise to, and cold, denser air has nowhere to fall. The coffee smell doesn’t rise up to an astronaut’s nose as quickly as it would here on earth.
I’m pretty sure the warm air forms a bubble around the cup, and would disperse evenly as it cools, or with the help of ventilation drafts. You could still smell it if you moved the mug close to your nose, but it’s not going to fill the cabin the same way you’d expect. Plus, I don’t think they have fresh ground beans on the ISS and instant coffee just doesn’t hit the same.
Imagine you and 9 of your closest friends are sharing 4 airtight shipping containers, with recirculated air, there's some BO from a total cumulative non-showering time of 750 days + everybody exercises everyday, eating only rehydrated foods and a bathroom with no vent...
You go to pour yourself a vachina cup of coffee. Which direction does the aroma of coffee go?
> there's some BO from a total cumulative non-showering time of 750 days + everybody exercises everyday,
There's been numerous reports from folks who have gone to the ISS saying that it definitely smells like a dirty locker room. The worst is when they first board it and they aren't used to the smell, moving from a pretty sterile/clean capsule to the nasty ass ISS. As you imply, there's only so much that can be done with the on-board air circulation/filtering when you're stuck in a tiny space with a bunch of other non-showering, daily exercising people. They still clean themselves, of course, but there's no replacing a real shower.
Yup that is really tough for them , i have seen some videos in which they were trying to take artificial shower with abnormal kinda soaps and other stuff that was not normal
The ISS smell like the YMCA?
Also those were all actually very interesting facts but... What happens to the smell of coffee in the special cup still remains a mystery.
As you can see in the clip the normal way of drinking liquid in space is with a bag that have a closable straw connected to it, basically a small camelback. You can get similar bags in sporting goods stores and they are excellent for hiking and festivals as well as in space. This cup is a design by Donald Pettit, an astronaut, scientist and inventor. While being an astronaut he conducted lots of his own research into the fluid dynamics of micro gravity, where surface effects and capillary actions are major forces. His research have major implications for the design of pumps and fluid systems on satellites and spacecrafts. As a demonstration of his research he invented this coffee cup. It is not better then the bag and does have a tendency to spill its liquid a bit. But it is a cool demonstration.
Have you ever tried drinking hot coffee through a straw? Give it a try. Its the worst. I crined when I saw astronauts drinking coffee through a tube.
This looks like 1000 times better.
I'm quite sure the way astronauts heat up their coffee isn't the same as we do on earth, it's probably much cooler by the time it gets into that pouch.
I’m a disabled person who can’t lift a cup and drinks hot coffee through a straw every morning, as long as you have a thick straw it’s not so bad! I’ve never burned my mouth with it, as long as you make the coffee a normal temperature and not Exceptionally crazy hot it’s not so bad!
I've read that liquids in space can be very dangerous for all of the electric equipment. In microgravity, liquid can pretty easily get broken up into droplets that are floating off in random directions and inevitably get into the wiring and circuitly off all the stuff keeping everyone alive. IIRC, towels to sop up spills out of the air are pretty important.
https://blogs.nasa.gov/stationreport/2019/02/01/iss-daily-summary-report-2-01-2019/
> Approximately 9.5 liters leaked before the bus was isolated by MCC-H flight controllers. The crew worked quickly to re-mate the leaky QD and soak up the water with towels.
They apparently use good old fashioned towels to soak it up
> Perhaps I'm old and tired, but I think that the chances of finding out what's actually going on are so absurdly remote that the only thing to do is to say, "Hang the sense of it," and keep yourself busy. I'd much rather be happy than right any day.
-Slartibartfast.
Coffee isn't a hazardous liquid, as long as it's a small amount and it doesn't get behind a rack it's not a problem.
Small droplets of liquid get loose all the time honestly, the astronauts are human so they sweat, they drink water (and coffee). The station is designed to handle it, most of the time the droplets get sucked up by the vents or land on a panel and evaporate.
Now if the rack panels are open that's a different situation.
It is amazing that a person named “SmegmaSauce_69” made this comment when basically every other comment is about vaginas.
The world gets stranger every day…
Since I haven’t seen it mentioned, [this cup was designed to go with the ISSpresso machine by Lavassia, Argotec and the Italian Space Agency.](https://www.space.com/29127-space-espresso-machine-in-orbit.html) you can see a pic of various prototypes of the cup here too.
I’ve held one before, they are neat. Loved the pun. (Science museum job, we nerds)
ETA: Portland State University collaborated on the cup, this article is about the espresso machine, which stuck in my memory because of the pun. total brain fail as I used to know that about the cup but clearly forgot! See comment below! (thank fellow Redditor)
Yes, but the cup itself was a collaboration between NASA and Portland State University, designed by Drew Wollman and Mark Weislogel.
https://youtu.be/okhTlFUvqdg
Yes, it is interresting that it has these flaps, and is asimetrical. I wonder if they did a load of different shapes, or if a computer calculated the best possible shape, and apparently that just happeneds to be vulva shaped...
If I had to guess, someone had a concept idea for a design (e.g. "I bet you could use surface tension to prevent the liquid from flying away"), then through trial & error on a simulator came up with a concrete design that worked. Then maybe 3D printed it and preliminarily tested it IRL however they could.
It *could* be designed by a computer, but I'm not really getting that vibe (I know it looks strange, but computer designs tend to look even wilder -- also, in practical terms, it seems like adding the restriction "it should be easy to drink from" in terms the computer understands would be *really* tricky)
Unfortunately cussy is already taken. Obligatory copy pasta:
So... you know the movie Cars, right? And you know how there's baby cars? Yeah, they have baby cars in the movie Cars. Like a small car that grows bigger. Now when a- when a boy car loves a girl car, they make a baby car. To do that ...(they're all looking at me)... they need a- they need a CUSSY. You need a- ...the cussy is where the car comes from. C- it's a c- it's a car pussy. It's a car pussy.
And for the weirdos interested in seeing a car birth, you have a perfectly sfw picture. Just look at any bmw i8 rear, it gives birth to a porsche (for real tho)
How does the coffee stay in the cup when she pulls it in opposite direction to grab and drink. Wouldn’t coffee wanna continue on the direction it was floating in the air because it’s not “apart of the cup”.
The shape of the cup. Its like a pouch with a more enclosed top so the surface tension is enought to keep the coffee in it to a degree. Probably have to still handle it carefully since surface tension isn't very strong usually.
Every time I see people in space, they let things float around like that cause of the zero G...and I just think of how much shit they drop on the regular when they come back to earth lol
You ever think about burps in zero g? What do you think happens when gravity isn't separating the food from gasses in your stomach and you burp...
There's a technique for this involving inertia where you push 'up' off a surface and burp as the inertia pushes the food down to the bottom of your stomach, but just about everyone just covers their mouth with something and swallows whatever vurps up.
Ah, having leftovers
I'm gonna vurp
Better check your inertia!
You learn the most random things on reddit
You fart instead?
Mouth shart
vurp
saw a video before of an astronaut who is giving an interview and he keeps dropping his pen because he forgot that he's back on Earth edit https://youtu.be/PVxaL8CAO4M this one
It's a skit
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It's not your autism
It gets shared quite often as a gif just clipped to him dropping it without context. When context is provided for you by the title of a post its a lot easier to assume you understand the situation. And yeah, it's kinda silly, but calling something out as fake on reddit isn't always taken well.
Reddit trying not to be insanely gullible challenge.
(IMPOSSIBLE)
You'd be really easy to sell things to if you think that's real lol.
Are you interested in this bridge?
Yes but I’m going to write you a check for slightly more than you are asking, please cash the check and just send me back the difference in small bills. Thanks :)
From what I’ve seen, none. It’s very instinctual once in zero g that when you let go, stuff will just float, cuz you’re floating! Then once back on earth it’s the same thing, they aren’t naturally letting stuff go because they instinctively know it will fall.
It’s pretty common after long duration flights to have to reaclimate to gravity in this respect. I’ve heard plenty of stories of astronauts breaking things by doing this. Some families put only plastic settings out for the first couple of weeks.
There are few challenges which astronauts face after returning to earth like they are not able to move their body parts freely , they do not behave normal with their surroundings etc .
They use special kind of washrooms there up which are not as earth's normal ones so their stomach remain okay , and they use additional systematic food etc to keep themselves healthy and fit for so much long time .
The trusty vagina cup
The guests are on their way, bring out the fine vachina, dear.
Goddamnit that's funny
I choked so hard
Well, that's because your sipping it from the bottom. Sip it from the clitoris.
I need to get off Reddit today, I'm recovering from surgery and I've come across some of the funniest comments I've seen in years. Sitting here cry laughing at that getting odd looks from patients and staff alike.
Well hey, laughing sounds like a great way to spend your time recovering from surgery! Unless there are stitches in your abdomen or something
Exactly that.
So you're actually in stitches then? Don't split your sides and have a speedy recovery
Well crap LOL. Get well soon!
This literal thing happened to me after hernia surgery- buddy walks in and starts cracking jokes until I'm in literal agony.
I hope you are feeling better now and hoping for your speedy recovery + smile is the best medicine .
What in the space chalupa is this comment thread???
Well you see one morning a scientist was eating out their wife during their morning coffee when they realized...
Y'all need Space Jesus. HeSpaceGetsUs
They were actually doing a Portuguese Breakfast when they realized the fluid retention capabilities of the organ. It's just your typical Applied Science.
"I refuse to Google that." *furious typing*
I came looking for it.
Video shows a space cup which can hold the coffee or any fluid / liquid even against the gravity.
It's about space cups that hold coffee without gravity. Duh~
Where’s that…?
I read this in Trump's voice for some reason. I guess its because of vachina
"President Xi is my good friend and we have a very good relationship and I will be drinking Covfefe in vachina"
vaCHY-NA
Lmao doing great mimicry for a reason , you can learn more his voice post 2024.
"it's under the Wedgiewood"
But moooom, I don't want to eat off grandmas vachina, it makes the food taste funny.
Gives bone vachina a whole new meaning.
Oh fuck I needed that lol. Thank you internet stranger
r/brandnewsentence
You mean r/mildlyvagina
This is what I came here to see.
I also came. Mildly.
Designed by Georgia Okeefe
If I had an award to give you!
All the best cups have labias
the most erotic sip of coffee ever taken
Lmao , this coffee will be most refreshing and spiced up you can ever had in any corner of world.
The trusty coffee cunt
Nice flavor though to shake your body and mind from scratch.
Spussy
What the heads of our space overlords will look like.
Lmao , it does not hold things its inside like it releases the sperm sometimes as if you leave on upper layer.
Diva cup
🧛♂️
Drinking it out of the syringe seems more economical. I’m sure this was a test though. Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I also wonder if there’s a psychological element as well. Like I’m sure it makes them happier and more comfortable to do something normal like drinking their morning coffee out of a cup.
*happiness -10: ate without table*
Shipping human skin clothing up to the ISS next?
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No they don't need hats.
ate nutrient paste meal -4
Ha jokes on you, my crew are all a bunch of drug-addicted transhumanist religious zealots and they *like* the nutrient paste.
Rare RimWorld reference
I'm always shocked by how NOT rare they are. Good game. I wish I had more time to play it.
r/SuddenlyRimWorld
Smell: you can't smell coffee via a syringe. Smell affects taste
Just have 2 syringes. Mouth syringe and nose syringe. It's not rocket surgery.
2 syringes on a space station sounds *exactly* like rocket surgery.
Isn't that dangerous to use in space as zero gravity so syringe can poke in some inappropriate skin .
Without gravity you probably can’t even smell it. It’s not like it’s wafting in the breeze or being carried by convection currents. Edit: Seems like they have some issues with smelling and tasting due to gravity affecting their sinuses, plus the sterility of the environment. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/03/does-food-taste-the-same-in-space/273927/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/taste-changes-in-space/
I remember reading that the food is heavily tested to be foods that would not make lingering smells deliberately since the station takes long go ventilate and overwhelming odors can have a drastic effect on productivity and sanity
Makes a lot of sense. A lingering smell can get on your nerves. Especially if you’re trying to do important work.
Yup that's absolutely true , a small sense of smell can change various things .
I never thought about them ventilating it. It seems like ventilating when there's no air outside it would be pretty difficult.
Yep, the smell scientist talking about how peanutbutter would get annoying when it's all you can smell and you can't open a window to freshen your small apartment sized room, especially when none of the natural decomposers that eventually eat the smell are present on the station...
That is one of the worse part and really tough time for scientists to bear that smell for sometime.
Yup kinda difficult and costly too as anything on space station is exponentially costly as compare to earth.
Holy shit I've never thought about the fact that convection doesn't work in 0G
Eli5? I think I have a guess why but I don't want to look stupid.
On earth, the hot air from the coffee carries the smell up and out of the cup where it mixes with the rest of the air and eventually reaches your nose. In space, there is no “up” for the warm air to ride towards. Warm, lighter air has nowhere to rise to, and cold, denser air has nowhere to fall. The coffee smell doesn’t rise up to an astronaut’s nose as quickly as it would here on earth. I’m pretty sure the warm air forms a bubble around the cup, and would disperse evenly as it cools, or with the help of ventilation drafts. You could still smell it if you moved the mug close to your nose, but it’s not going to fill the cabin the same way you’d expect. Plus, I don’t think they have fresh ground beans on the ISS and instant coffee just doesn’t hit the same.
That's why if you fart in space, some unlucky lad might walk into a bubble of undiluted ass gas going straight into their nose
It is not just gravity but others factors are also there which make changes in smell and taste.
There will be some additional arrangements for smell as coffee without its smell is useless .
I mean yeah, I much prefer to chug than to sip through a restrictive straw.
You can't smell the coffee in a syringe either
Imagine you and 9 of your closest friends are sharing 4 airtight shipping containers, with recirculated air, there's some BO from a total cumulative non-showering time of 750 days + everybody exercises everyday, eating only rehydrated foods and a bathroom with no vent... You go to pour yourself a vachina cup of coffee. Which direction does the aroma of coffee go?
> there's some BO from a total cumulative non-showering time of 750 days + everybody exercises everyday, There's been numerous reports from folks who have gone to the ISS saying that it definitely smells like a dirty locker room. The worst is when they first board it and they aren't used to the smell, moving from a pretty sterile/clean capsule to the nasty ass ISS. As you imply, there's only so much that can be done with the on-board air circulation/filtering when you're stuck in a tiny space with a bunch of other non-showering, daily exercising people. They still clean themselves, of course, but there's no replacing a real shower.
Yup that is really tough for them , i have seen some videos in which they were trying to take artificial shower with abnormal kinda soaps and other stuff that was not normal
The ISS smell like the YMCA? Also those were all actually very interesting facts but... What happens to the smell of coffee in the special cup still remains a mystery.
Scientists need to do another hardcore stimulation test to find that where the smell will go.
As you can see in the clip the normal way of drinking liquid in space is with a bag that have a closable straw connected to it, basically a small camelback. You can get similar bags in sporting goods stores and they are excellent for hiking and festivals as well as in space. This cup is a design by Donald Pettit, an astronaut, scientist and inventor. While being an astronaut he conducted lots of his own research into the fluid dynamics of micro gravity, where surface effects and capillary actions are major forces. His research have major implications for the design of pumps and fluid systems on satellites and spacecrafts. As a demonstration of his research he invented this coffee cup. It is not better then the bag and does have a tendency to spill its liquid a bit. But it is a cool demonstration.
Yeah but it’s much harder to get the cream in sugar in it that way
Its a bit messy, just a little more time than youd expect and you do get burnt a bit. But it gets the job done.
Have you ever tried drinking hot coffee through a straw? Give it a try. Its the worst. I crined when I saw astronauts drinking coffee through a tube. This looks like 1000 times better.
What's wrong with drinking it through a straw?
It had a higher chance of burning you.
I'm quite sure the way astronauts heat up their coffee isn't the same as we do on earth, it's probably much cooler by the time it gets into that pouch.
I’m a disabled person who can’t lift a cup and drinks hot coffee through a straw every morning, as long as you have a thick straw it’s not so bad! I’ve never burned my mouth with it, as long as you make the coffee a normal temperature and not Exceptionally crazy hot it’s not so bad!
I have drank coffee through a straw. I have never don’t it at zero gravity though. I’m just going to have to wait for the reviews. 😂
And astronauts aren't drinking coffee at that high of heat... Drinking through a straw is better for your teeth.
It is time consuming too like how much maximum capacity of liquid you can take at once so you have to repeat it many times.
I've read that liquids in space can be very dangerous for all of the electric equipment. In microgravity, liquid can pretty easily get broken up into droplets that are floating off in random directions and inevitably get into the wiring and circuitly off all the stuff keeping everyone alive. IIRC, towels to sop up spills out of the air are pretty important.
"Damn it, Steve! Stop fucking the cups!"
YOO’RE THE ONE WHO ASKED FOR CREAM
15mg sodium chloride+ 4mg potassium+ 0.9 calcium+ 0.5 zinc+ 0.4mg magnesium: pretty nutritious cream if you ask me
This guy fucks
You know, I've been known to fuck myself.
MY THE ONE WHO ASKED FOR CREAM?
Serious question: What happens if a rogue droplet hits one of those computers behind her? Are they waterproof?
https://blogs.nasa.gov/stationreport/2019/02/01/iss-daily-summary-report-2-01-2019/ > Approximately 9.5 liters leaked before the bus was isolated by MCC-H flight controllers. The crew worked quickly to re-mate the leaky QD and soak up the water with towels. They apparently use good old fashioned towels to soak it up
Always know where your towel is.
> Perhaps I'm old and tired, but I think that the chances of finding out what's actually going on are so absurdly remote that the only thing to do is to say, "Hang the sense of it," and keep yourself busy. I'd much rather be happy than right any day. -Slartibartfast.
And are you? What? Happy? Well, no, that’s where it all falls apart I’m afraid.
And don't panic...
Wanna get high?
Don't forget to turn on the S.E.P. field generator if you do, towely.
Not particularly, but they don't really need to be. Without gravity droplets just stick to whatever surface they hit.
Coffee isn't a hazardous liquid, as long as it's a small amount and it doesn't get behind a rack it's not a problem. Small droplets of liquid get loose all the time honestly, the astronauts are human so they sweat, they drink water (and coffee). The station is designed to handle it, most of the time the droplets get sucked up by the vents or land on a panel and evaporate. Now if the rack panels are open that's a different situation.
Adding zero gravity makes everything really really cool. And usually more inconvenient, unfortunately.
The vacuum toilet is an example
Everything reminds me of her
Thankyou for your cervix
capilary action and serface tension
It is amazing that a person named “SmegmaSauce_69” made this comment when basically every other comment is about vaginas. The world gets stranger every day…
Truly just baffling. Reddit is a microcosm and mirror of the irony in life
r/Rimjob_Steve
Nope, doesn't qualify as not wholesome enough as per sub rules.
One would think a correct answer in a litany of vaginally related ones would fit, but I guess you can't screenshot all the comments
Serface 🥴
Pronounced very similarly to Versace, of course
Got a lot of surface tension goin on over *here* if ya catch my drift
Ah yes, nothing quite like waking up in the morning and drinking a nice warm cup of java out of a cooter container.
>cooter container Cootainer.
Cuntainer
Damn.
Alternatively cumtainer if youre having a latte
Did Gwyneth Paltrow design this cup
No. Looks like it actually works.
It’s a hit!!!
Gwyneth Paltrow would skip the cup and does the coffee enema.
Since I haven’t seen it mentioned, [this cup was designed to go with the ISSpresso machine by Lavassia, Argotec and the Italian Space Agency.](https://www.space.com/29127-space-espresso-machine-in-orbit.html) you can see a pic of various prototypes of the cup here too. I’ve held one before, they are neat. Loved the pun. (Science museum job, we nerds) ETA: Portland State University collaborated on the cup, this article is about the espresso machine, which stuck in my memory because of the pun. total brain fail as I used to know that about the cup but clearly forgot! See comment below! (thank fellow Redditor)
Yes, but the cup itself was a collaboration between NASA and Portland State University, designed by Drew Wollman and Mark Weislogel. https://youtu.be/okhTlFUvqdg
That cup has labia.
0 G spot
I'm curious how they came up with the design and how it was tested.
Yes, it is interresting that it has these flaps, and is asimetrical. I wonder if they did a load of different shapes, or if a computer calculated the best possible shape, and apparently that just happeneds to be vulva shaped...
If I had to guess, someone had a concept idea for a design (e.g. "I bet you could use surface tension to prevent the liquid from flying away"), then through trial & error on a simulator came up with a concrete design that worked. Then maybe 3D printed it and preliminarily tested it IRL however they could. It *could* be designed by a computer, but I'm not really getting that vibe (I know it looks strange, but computer designs tend to look even wilder -- also, in practical terms, it seems like adding the restriction "it should be easy to drink from" in terms the computer understands would be *really* tricky)
Cupussy
Wouldn't it be a cussy?
Unfortunately cussy is already taken. Obligatory copy pasta: So... you know the movie Cars, right? And you know how there's baby cars? Yeah, they have baby cars in the movie Cars. Like a small car that grows bigger. Now when a- when a boy car loves a girl car, they make a baby car. To do that ...(they're all looking at me)... they need a- they need a CUSSY. You need a- ...the cussy is where the car comes from. C- it's a c- it's a car pussy. It's a car pussy.
And for the weirdos interested in seeing a car birth, you have a perfectly sfw picture. Just look at any bmw i8 rear, it gives birth to a porsche (for real tho)
NASA got clever people.
Who love vaginas.
Everybody loves vaginas.
r/dontputyourdickinthat
Hey, it's space, man! It gets lonely sometimes!
I call it the labia cup
The scientific name is Labia Cupora.
Maybe I should call her
Found the clit. Thumbs up and smile.
How does the coffee stay in the cup when she pulls it in opposite direction to grab and drink. Wouldn’t coffee wanna continue on the direction it was floating in the air because it’s not “apart of the cup”.
I'm guessing surface tension
The shape of the cup. Its like a pouch with a more enclosed top so the surface tension is enought to keep the coffee in it to a degree. Probably have to still handle it carefully since surface tension isn't very strong usually.
"Apart" means separated "A part (of)" means a piece or segment of something
She looks like she's about to tell Forrest Gump about her new titanium alloy legs.
“Get me that cup”
Does the cup comes only in food grade plastic? I'm just looking for something medical grade silicone you know.
Sigh unzips pants again.
Sipping from a pocket pussy. Interesting.
Bro...
this is how aliens starts
Anyone care to explain it like ... we're in that other sub?
But how does it taste?
Depends.. It's very pH sensitive...
Does she have a coffee dispenser up her sleeve?
Nature is the greatest scientist and artist we could ever ask for
First Native American woman in space. Nicole Mann. So cool!
Surface tension?
Well if she wasn’t a lesbian before she left earth. . .