fun
but make it work without a remote, like a segway and i'll be properly impressed

Shame on them for putting Chan on a Segway. Deeply unhip.

>> ^quantumushroom:
As long as dem hands can hold the handlebars of a Segway (and Fleshlight) ALL SYSTEMS GO.


Thanks for reminding me about the time Bush fell flat on his face trying to use a Segway... That was priceless...

But seriously, that's just plain tasteless, even for you, QM. Good to know there's people like you to "support" our troops, especially those who have given more than they should have.

Back to the vid though this is awesome, however, I'm a bit concerned of the obvious (to me at least) military applications. Why send a soldier home minus an arm when you can put him back on the battlefield thanks to a prosthetic with an integrated firearm (no pun intended)?

Then again, I'm a huge Ghost in the Shell fan... so maybe I'm just paranoid.

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I for one welcome our new cyborg overlords...
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As long as dem hands can hold the handlebars of a Segway (and Fleshlight) ALL SYSTEMS GO.

Skate bike changed the world as we know it. It killed off skate boards and bicycles almost over night!

Without Skate bike, the Segway may not have been able to entirely replace cars and walking as it did.

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Talk about overreaction! The parents' probably have had their kids walk in on them during sex at some point. That is, unless they're either very quiet, don't do it anymore or never do it in the house. It's not that uncommon, as most kids sleep very lightly and tend to head for their parents' bedroom when waking from a disturbance or from having a bad dream. Depending on the child, they might not even make themselves known; but to coldly assume that children seeing sex is bad and hurtful is going a bit far, don't you think?

Families have shared livingspace in the same room for thousands of years, so it's not like it's unheard of for children to be witness to lovemaking. Granted, from what we discerned in this video, the content seemed to be of a different kind; but the issue of having "the big talk" as it were, seems to be a bit of a cultural thing.
Unless you shy away from the subject altogether and postpone it for as long as possible, there really isn't the same need for a thorough explanation of things. Kids find out stuff for themselves, and they will ask questions about kissing, holding hands, hugging and all that stuff from a very early age. Those are all good segways, as is the inevitable "where do babies come from" question. These people should try and give themselves and their kids more credit for being able to grasp and handle one of the most natural of human expressions of love.

That made me LOL.

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This will change how burning monks perform music on Segways. Kinda cool.

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This will change how burning monks perform music on Segways. Kinda cool.

Put a motor on it and this chair is the next segway.

I can't wait to go cruising down the street on one of these.

...The freedom, the cooling breeze...

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Change the world?

I hope it works on the dash of my Segway as I lean through Segway City, the city built around Segways.

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It's a great, great song though!

And not a bad rendition of it...

But on Segways? LOL WTF.

They are waaaay too effin happy about that Segway. Did someone give those boys Jesus crackers before they got on that thing?