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a new danger film

mikebennidict

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many of us remember the man who walks down the street reading the newspaper nearly missing every obstacle untill ending up in front of a reroling door. well as many of you probably know now we have these hand held media devices, not sure what they're called, where you can also watch TV and maybe even do other things like play games or whatever while they're out in public. I'm sure there's bound to be many who are doing these things with these modern day devices. therefore i think it's time to make an updated version of the classic Danger film with somebody either watching TV or doing whatever on it as they're walking down the street ignoring the danger signs. it woill be helpful to the young ones to use this modern day technology more responsibly.
 
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