Russell Crowe slams Virgin Australia hoverboard ban

[mshunter]

Every time I see one of those damn things I think to myself "IT'S HAPPENING!"

Buy'N'Large is next.

 

[KLB]

Good grief! People are not fat, unmotivated, out of shape and lazy enough as it is? Now what........you need a contraption to haul your fat ass over to answer the front door for the pizza delivery man and then to scoot you to the frig for more beer and back to the couch to sit back down on your lard ass and play more video games. Great. Just fricking great.

Have you ever seen the "documentary" Wall-E?

 

[mikecweb]

Don't worry they are still allowed on cargo aircraft.

#onelevelofsafety

 

[A Life Aloft]

Have you ever seen the "documentary" Wall-E?

I don't want to survive! I want to live!!!

 

[BEEF SUPREME]

When you're surrounded by people who are so enamored with your fame that they do not ever tell you "no", it is not surprising that people can become self-entitled and self-professed social, governmental/political, and financial experts.

Actors.

Musicians.

Professional Athletes.

At least CEOs and big businessmen may have some insight about the financial aspect, but the same generally goes for them, too.

You just described many a private aircraft owner

 

[derg]

This is exactly why despite the growing popularity of these contraptions, a razor scooter is all I need to zip around the terminal.

Heelies are my motive of choice.

 

[MikeD]

IS HE NOT ENTERTAINED?!?!?!

 

[derg]

IS HE NOT ENTERTAINED?!?!?!

Is that not why he was at the aerodrome?

 

[Fireflights]

Well, look on the bright side. A story like this shows that even celebrities don't always get want they want.

Only because Virgin is all like:
"We have more fans, publicity, and money than you do, Russell. Hell, we have spaceships!!

 

[Tommay85]

 

[ChasenSFO]

That was my favorite episode. The recent episodes I've seen are pretty good compared to a few years ago, but man that one kills me.