>> ^gwiz665:
Where's my damn flying car!? This is the future, dammit.

where's my nuclear-powered vacuum cleaner?

Where's my damn flying car!? This is the *future, dammit.

>> ^rottenseed:
I'm still waiting for my flying car. Get to fucking work on what's important.


Already happened. Didn't you get the memo?

I'm still waiting for my flying car. Get to fucking work on what's important.

Seriously - this was over 50 years ago...

...and i still don't have a flying car or personal jetpack.

ERROR

That song is most certainly NOT Imogen Heap Hide and Seek.

If that very current fact is off, who knows about these wild predictions.

Now where's my jetpack and flying car?

Now we know why the flying cars we were promised back in the 80s never appeared. The vital evolutionary link was locked up in a barn.

Definitely the way it should have ended. Hilarious and well done.

Nonetheless, it depresses me by reminding me of the second movie.

Somehow I don't think six years is going to be enough time for us to have all of the cool stuff they promised like flying cars, one-inch exploding pizzas, hoverboards, and self-drying jackets. We might be able to swing that vest that makes the chicken noises though.

:"It's people like you that keeps us from having those flying cars we were promised!!"

haha. What's the link to that page? I'd like to hear more of what they had to say on that fine reddit

edit: it's okay, found it. Here it is for anyone else interested
http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/7xsaq/samsung_transparent_oled_display_the_future_is/

I remember reading about something looked like this 10 or 20 years ago in a science magazine... I think we'll see it when we get our flying cars.

From the main scene I think most things are real already the only missing thing I think are the flying cars.... But we have helicopters... does that count?

I was hoping for a Jetsons' styled flying car ; but I guess a couple of broken legs are alright too

The flying car that everyone was promised (or for many of us here.. that their parents were promised) won't be safe to use unless the following happen:

1.) Anti-gravity technology in a compact scale can be mass produced. (good luck with that one)

2.) It would need an auto-navigation with backups systems for the backup systems (you don't want every tom,dick and harry flying cars above your head just because they can pass a vision test)

3.) Might as well thow in shield technology... might just end up like a bumper car madness in the cities.

4.) Ejection seats with winggliding parachutes are provided (auto deployed by your nanobots in your body if ejected.)

I'm done with it man, I'm outta here, fuck it, fuck it again, and fuck it twice in the morning.

In reply to this comment by MINK:
i've had enough. again.

fuck this retarded pile of steaming retarded shit.


In reply to this comment by Irishman:
Good advice man, good advice.


In reply to this comment by MINK:
dude, you are officially Not Retarded, and you should stop worrying about the fact that everyone else is.

In reply to this comment by Irishman:
Young kids believe everything that adults tell them.

The more magical you can make your kids' childhoods the better. That means santa, fairies, magic beans, flying cars and whatever else you can dream up.

When they get older and figure it out for themselves, the slight distress that it causes is actually *good* for your child.

I'm scared of Americans.

In reply to this comment by MINK:
omg you had faith in the human race? oh shit.



In reply to this comment by Irishman:
I have lost all faith in the human race.

In reply to this comment by MINK:
i've had enough. again.

fuck this retarded pile of steaming retarded shit.


In reply to this comment by Irishman:
Good advice man, good advice.


In reply to this comment by MINK:
dude, you are officially Not Retarded, and you should stop worrying about the fact that everyone else is.

In reply to this comment by Irishman:
Young kids believe everything that adults tell them.

The more magical you can make your kids' childhoods the better. That means santa, fairies, magic beans, flying cars and whatever else you can dream up.

When they get older and figure it out for themselves, the slight distress that it causes is actually *good* for your child.