Here’s comedic actor Buster Keaton in a still from the 1923 film Our Hospitality riding what appears to be an early prototype of the Segway. While a very funny film maker, Keaton took driving safety very seriously and here he’s demonstrating the proper arm signal for a left turn.
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Last Call: Buster'n A Move Edition
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Ah, the ill-fated “Horseless Chariot”, done in by the runaway success of the Horseless Carriage.
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Buster Keaton may have been more successful but his predecessor, Buster Hymen paved the way.
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BH is one of the founding members of the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies, I assume?
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More stable than a Segway, and still prettier than an Aztek.
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Way to set the bar low!!
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Look at the gap in his legs, you can make out a third wheel, and the fourth is offscreen right
