Oops, my escape characters didn't work - comment updated, but in case it takes a while to syndicate to other instances, it's https://www.behance.net/gallery/50179455/DISCOVERY-(FREE-3D-MODEL-DOWNLOAD)
For comparison:

Little-known fun fact: the image of the two astronauts was specifically generated for this meme. Earlier iterations were crude MS Paint drawings.
The 3D model used for the shot is by Domenico d'Alisa, from a project that got cancelled: https://www.behance.net/gallery/50179455/DISCOVERY-(FREE-3D-MODEL-DOWNLOAD)
Read before writing multiple paragraphs of total crazy talk
This is ironic -- you're the one not to have read and understood the comment. Note the last line:
Tell them to move to Poland or Portugal where you can live comfortably with 1/10th of that money.
They were responding to the last bit:
Tell them to move to Poland or Portugal where you can live comfortably with 1/10th of that money.
Why does the last frame of Part II work so well? 👏
I'd love to see something like r/simpsonsfaces on the Fediverse, but with expanded scope. Intermediate frames in older animation can be amazing.
Some quick examples from that corner of the web.


At around 1.7 million times the weight of the Earth, it's not all that light.
Baguette is genuinely a diminutive, but the French is a loanword from Italian bacchetta "little stick," from bacchio "stick."
Funnily enough, "bacteria" also means "little stick" due to the shape of the first ones seen under a microscope, and the word shares the same etymological root (reconstructed as *bak- in proto-Indo-European), but in Greek -- bakterion is a little staff, baktron is a staff or stick without the diminutive.
This only really works with respect to the GNU Project, as the animal is generally pronounced with a silent "g".
I don't know if there have been studies on it, but anecdotally, the diet of a pet can have a significant impact on its longevity -- a matter of years.
If it's true, it's still probably multifaceted -- there'll be considerations like nutrition, likelihood of more general care for the animal, etc -- but I'd speculate that harmful substances like PFAs seems like a likely factor.
As best I can tell, people on Snapchat and TikTok are kicking off "linkups" at an agreed place and time, and some of them are going viral.
I think the aim is genuinely to cause a bit of chaos, given safety in numbers, but I doubt most people attend with the intent of causing serious damage to people or property.
(Not to greenwash China, but Carlin didn't do a song for them.)