I may be a cynic but I think this man is not insane at all but a caculated guy, doing this for the attention. He admits as much as that he has knows about the movie 'The Terminal.' He is already a minor celebrity in Japan. No doubt that in Japan where it seems like anyone and everyone can be a celebrity for the smallest things, he's already dreaming of the book deals, talk show circuit, and tv/movie deals lining up. He's laughing all the way to the bank!
About number 6 and safety, I read that Magic Mountain was quite the gang infested haven. Not sure if it's still like that but one of the reasons I haven't gone there in a long, long, long time. Disney still seems pretty safe, considering it seems like it's much closer to the 'gang epicenter' in southern california.
Amen to SwordBuddha and others, this is ridiculous. Why are we helping out the very CEO's that have destroyed these companies with their arrogance and stupidity? The latest shenanigans with the first class airfare is just the icing on the cake.
Time and time again these auto execs (and the UAW) have lobbied against standards and other things that would have, in hindsight, kept them competitive and profitable. From compact cars to fuel efficient hybrids, over and over these execs have foolishly ignored the competition. And they expect us the taxpayers to bail them out, and for what, to prolong the inevitable?
The thing is with the world wide web now just about everything and anything is photographed, filmed, and put on the internet. I swear, the internet has replaced the t.v. as the 15 minutes of fame, where people want to be internet famous for 'cool' pictures. I'm sure the person that did this thought it was "cool" and funny to post on the web and become "famous" for it.
Hmmm, wonder why Playboy hasn't caught onto this yet (or have they, wouldn't know about these types of things). Ewwww, gotta go take a shower now, later folks.
Not sure if it's true as I never read the book but I heard somewhere that the original Bond in the novel was someone that was dark haired, nothing like Daniel Craig.
Haunting pictures. Very thought provoking and sad (not judging anything about the war or hiroshima in general, just thought I'd point that out before the pro war rah rah crowd gets riled up over this as per usual).
Time and time again these auto execs (and the UAW) have lobbied against standards and other things that would have, in hindsight, kept them competitive and profitable. From compact cars to fuel efficient hybrids, over and over these execs have foolishly ignored the competition. And they expect us the taxpayers to bail them out, and for what, to prolong the inevitable?