Kasparov attacked by flying penis.

[Lonestar]

Don't click if you are easily offended.



I know Serb is behind this.

[MarkG]

i loved the reaction of his bodyguards

[b etor]

that is so awesome

[Wezil]

Re: Kasparov attacked by flying penis.

Originally posted by Lonestar
Don't click if you are easily offended.

Thanks for the warning.

[Lonestar]

Originally posted by MarkG
i loved the reaction of his bodyguards

That's what I call a cockblock!

[SlowwHand]

I don't understand a word, but he seems to have turned the incident to his favor.

[Grandpa Troll]

I do speak a little Russian, well, kinda bits and peicesm but basically he was stating he wants everyone to remain calm that they are not weapons of mass destruction but rather messy sticky bombs when armed.

he also assures that he has a collection of full grown of a similiar type, and although they are used, even after having been left "in hiberbation mode" with his Gorky park friends, they still work, still stank on a warm day but as long as they have a tether, they can be retrieved and should not pose any real lasting harm to anyone using them.

Grandpa "Glad to help" Troll

[Asher]

Originally posted by Lonestar


That's what I call a cockblock!

When what you say also exists in a YouTube comment, you fail...

Anyway:

In an example of life imitating art, it seems that the infamous flying phallus attack of Second Life has actually crossed over into the real world and was used to disrupt a political meeting in Russia.

Former chess champion and current Kremlin critic Gary Kasparov was addressing a "symbolic alternate parliament" of 500 delegates when his speech was interrupted by, as surreal as it sounds, a remote-controlled flying penis. Video footage of the event shows Kasparov suddenly looking distracted during his speech and surrounding security guards surging forward before everyone realizes just what is whizzing through the air.

Footage of the device before it gets knocked out of the air by a security guard leads us to believe that some pranksters (identified by the Moscow Times as "a couple of pro-Kremlin Young Russia activists") took a—ahem—prosthetic marital aid and mounted it onto the frame of a twin-gyro toy helicopter.

Kasparov apparently laughed off the disruption, slyly calling the attack, "below the belt."

[Nugog]

[onodera]

Is this the version with Flight of the Valkyries playing? If not, then: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4VuU1Rwn6Q

[BeBMan]

So who's behind this one Pekka or Putin?

[Lonestar]

Originally posted by Asher


When what you say also exists in a YouTube comment, you fail...

I guess I must think a lot like the unwashed masses.

[Solver]

A shout from the public: "the government showed its face"

[chequita guevara]

[chequita guevara]

Re: Kasparov attacked by flying penis.

With subtitles