In 1969, buttoning your clothes made them airtight.

Back when people were buying "atomic corn" (corn with atoms inside) for 10 times the price of normal corn, NASA "landed" on the moon.

This 384,403 km journey straight up resulted in the internationally climactic moments of people walking on the moon. You'll notice, they had to wear super special suits to survive the moons surface. My favorite feature being the airtight buttoning technology.



Did they really expect people to be stupid enough to believe this crap?
(That's redundant)

hun?  You think spacesuits were like one layer or something?

http://science.howstuffworks.com/space-suit3.htm

tell us again how it was all faked by only 3 guys (well they didn't need a sound guy, so there's 1 point in your favour, lol) and the astronauts thought it was real....

Interesting....so even though you clearly don't know anything about pressurised EVA suits, you'll pretend you do anyway and mould details to fit your theory of "lolz people are teh stuipd"

Didn't you know?  you can't make a suit airtight, all divers are frauds too! 

i'm convinced narcberry is a troll, either that or severely mentally retarded

Didn't you know?  you can't make a suit airtight, all divers are frauds too! 

most people who go scuba diving aren't wearing anything airtight.

generally its a spongy neoprene suit that actually collects water but doesn't allow it to circulate quickly so the stationary water in the suit gets heated by your own body heat to keep you comfortable

it's the same principle as coats and jackets only instead of keeping air in one place for your body to heat it keeps water there instead

Quote from: lolz at trollz on August 12, 2008, 06:01:10 PM

Didn't you know?  you can't make a suit airtight, all divers are frauds too! 

most people who go scuba diving aren't wearing anything airtight.

generally its a spongy neoprene suit that actually collects water but doesn't allow it to circulate quickly so the stationary water in the suit gets heated by your own body heat to keep you comfortable

it's the same principle as coats and jackets only instead of keeping air in one place for your body to heat it keeps water there instead

except for a little thing callsed a drysuit for cold water dives

Wow, great how you scuba dive down to those gas pipelines to repair them...

Wow, great how you scuba dive down to those gas pipelines to repair them...

you use a dry suit for anything under 50deg or so, I use one if I go surfing up in the northern part of the state

Quote from: skullpizza on August 12, 2008, 06:04:06 PM

Quote from: lolz at trollz on August 12, 2008, 06:01:10 PM

Didn't you know?  you can't make a suit airtight, all divers are frauds too! 

most people who go scuba diving aren't wearing anything airtight.

generally its a spongy neoprene suit that actually collects water but doesn't allow it to circulate quickly so the stationary water in the suit gets heated by your own body heat to keep you comfortable

it's the same principle as coats and jackets only instead of keeping air in one place for your body to heat it keeps water there instead

except for a little thing callsed a drysuit for cold water dives

yeah that's why i qualified with "most"

Apparently all you REtards didn't notice the button-up crotch cloth. Makes it much easier to take a leak on the moon. It also makes your suit gaseously penetrable.

Apparently all you REtards didn't notice the button-up crotch cloth. Makes it much easier to take a leak on the moon. It also makes your suit gaseously penetrable.

wow you are a retard.  you don't think those might be rivets, on ummmm a harness, that ummm holds that huge tank on his back and the camera and instruments on his chest?  nahh, can't comprehend of the possibility that there might be continuous cloth behind there, because if something is obscured from view, it doesn't exist! 



Wait, that's it, children under a few months don't understand that things exist outside thier view, the FEer mental condition revealed!

Apparently all you REtards didn't notice the button-up crotch cloth. Makes it much easier to take a leak on the moon. It also makes your suit gaseously penetrable.

you are not talking about the harness for the backpack?

Apparently all you REtards didn't notice the button-up crotch cloth. Makes it much easier to take a leak on the moon. It also makes your suit gaseously penetrable.

Riveted plate between the legs to allow them to articulate, button up pants. Same difference, oh wait...