Australian Man Talks Trash on a Plane, Winds Up With a Face Full of American Fist
Forget Netflix — if you want to watch something good, just buy a ticket on the next budget flight out of town.
Published 1 year ago in Funny
Forget Netflix — if you want to watch something good, just buy a ticket on the next budget flight out of town.
Airlines have proven fertile ground for crazy people to express the depths of their insanity. Of course, there was the “not real” lady — but there was also the person who claimed another passenger was possessed, and the many Russians who have freaked out after takeoff.
If you’ve been a fan of such freak-outs, I’m happy to share that it’s happened again. This time, the whack-job is an Australian. Finally, some variety!
Buddy talked himself into that one!! pic.twitter.com/N8d6sHYK2u
— Van (@vanman_1000) December 9, 2023
According to News.com.au, a flight from Perth, Australia to Manila, Philippines was underway when an Australian passenger began to get unruly. He demanded drinks from staff, went on an “hours” long verbal tirade, and eventually, slapped an American man. Big mistake.
As the video shows, the American wasn’t a fan of the Australian man’s antics. We don’t know what happened in between the slap and the end of the video, but by the conclusion, the Australian is badly beaten and has been tied up in the aisle.
He found out pic.twitter.com/QIJ8owTi9q
— $099 | TheArab.eth | (@FirasCrypto) December 10, 2023
The American man can be heard saying that the Australian “just made me smash him.” Officer, I didn’t want to do it — but look at him!
There’s no update on either man, but hopefully the Australian man got a stern talking to — and the American won’t have to buy himself a beer for his whole Philippines trip.
‘Ned's Declassified Drug Survival Guide’: Former Nickelodeon Star Says She Was Offered Speed On Set
Another saga of child actors doing questionable things on Nickelodeon sets.
Published 1 year ago in Wtf
Though Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide may have never gone full after school special in serving tips for navigating junior high, it seems they definitely should have filmed some “just say no” propaganda after one of the show's now-adult stars revealed she was offered speed on the set of the iconic Nickelodeon series.
Jennifer Tedmori, who starred as bully Doris Trembly on the Y2K children’s show, dropped by her former co-stars' podcast last month where she revealed that one of her on-screen pals once offered her some booger sugar to help her get through long days of shooting.
“I did get offered some on set of Ned’s one time,” she told Ned’s Declassified Podcast Survival Guide hosts Devon Werkheiser, Lindsey Shaw and Daniel Curtis Lee, who respectively played Ned Bigby, Jennifer “Moze” Mosely and Simon “Cookie” Nelson Cook in the sitcom.
“On Ned’s?” asked an audibly surprised Lee. “No, no, no, no, no!”
After clarifying that she was offered speed, not cocaine — “That’s worse!” interjected Lee — Tedmori explained that the extension came from a member of her on-screen clique, the Huge Crew.
“I think I said I was struggling on set,” she said.
While the world may never know if Tedmori accepted, there is only one question on my mind, why was it called the Huge Crew?
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