posted on September 30th, 2010 by Dustin at 1:56 am (EST) with 2 Comments
When I first heard that Segway owner Jimi Heselden was killed last weekend, I wasn’t surprised. A number of serious illnesses can plague a man of his advanced age. But when I found out that he didn’t die of a stroke or prostate cancer, but by driving his own Segway off a cliff, I had to make sure I wasn’t reading The Onion.

Heselden lost control of his Segway and careened off a 30-foot-cliff into a river.
Police ruled Heselden’s death accidental, but I’ve been keeping a record of Segway mishaps ever since George Bush fell off a Segway in 2003.
What if I told you that Heselden was murdered by his Segway?
I have discovered some disturbing things about Segways. These two-wheeled deathpods have greatly evolved since they were introduced in 2002. While the new models look more sleek and futuristic, they were also manufactured with an advanced i69u processor. The i69u has electro-mutated over the years until it finally gained consciousness of itself.
The government denies everything about this “living” processor, but they keep a secret list of all Segway owners in the U.S. — just in case. Segway is rumored to be developing an i-p4u processor with mind-control capability, which is one reason why the terrorism threat level in the U.S. is always “Orange” — but the government denies that too.

Despite the software advancements in Segways, mishaps continue to happen at an alarming rate. Citizens are reporting gangs of Segways roaming the foggy streets at night without anyone riding them. One woman was brutally raped by a rogue Segway.
I support the zero emissions that Segways promote, but not at the cost of my sanity.
Do you think Segways have the ability to control our minds? Comment below!
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