Princess Bride T-Shirt Terrifies Airline Passengers

[erowe1]

Another illustration of what we're up against.


Everyone knows not to get involved in land wars in Asia and not to go up against a Sicilian with death on the line, but apparently, there’s another hard and fast rule we should all take to heart. Never wear a t-shirt emblazoned with Inigo Montoya’s beloved quote onto a plane because if you do, you will scare the holy Fire Swamp out of complete failures who have never seen The Princess Bride.

The lesson in question was learned firsthand by traveler and Princess Bride superfan Wynand Mullins over the weekend when he boarded a flight to New Zealand. Go ahead and take a look at his shirt....
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Princess-Bride-T-Shirt-Terrifies-Airline-Passengers-35265.html

[kathy88]

We live in hell.

[paulbot24]

A very dumb hell.

[sailingaway]

A lot of places people wearing Ron Paul shirts at the polls had to turn them inside out to vote.

I guess another indication of gross stupidity is that no one thought of that.

[angelatc]

"Spoiler Alert: He was not." I LOL'd.

[angelatc]

We live in hell.

Yep. This has to be one of the seven circles. That's the only explanation.

[TonySutton]

lol

people are stupid

[Inkblots]

I must assume that a large number of people on that flight killed his father. Frankly, I don't care whether such people are nervous.

[tangent4ronpaul]

I'm reminded of a SF conference where a filk band was playing late in a hotel lobby. Someone complained so called some of the cities finest...

Just as they were walking in, the song came around to the audiences (2-300 ppl) turn to sing some lyrics, which were: "HOW MANY CAN WE KILL!???".

The cities finest didn't quite know how to deal with this... LOL!!!!

-t

[osan]

We live in hell.

Feh.... you wish it were only that bad.

[cajuncocoa]

A lot of places people wearing Ron Paul shirts at the polls had to turn them inside out to vote.

I guess another indication of gross stupidity is that no one thought of that.yeah, that's usually an election law...I don't know if it's applicable in all 50 states, but in Louisiana you can't wear political shirts or distribute literature within 600 ft. of the entrance to the polling place. It's been that way since the 80's at least; maybe longer.