Edward Furlong was arrested last year for attempting to free a tank full of lobsters from a Kentucky supermarket.
Now, the troubled actor says there's a perfectly reasonable explanation for his crustacean crusade. "Lobsters are people too," he earnestly tells Complex magazine (via the New York Post). "Lobsters, they are great spirits and they need to roam free. I know it was a bad idea. And, of course, you read it everywhere afterward and you get to [the] set and people are like, 'Hey, Lobster Boy!' All I did was free their little claws, man. They wanted to be free."
Now, the troubled actor says there's a perfectly reasonable explanation for his crustacean crusade. "Lobsters are people too," he earnestly tells Complex magazine (via the New York Post). "Lobsters, they are great spirits and they need to roam free. I know it was a bad idea. And, of course, you read it everywhere afterward and you get to [the] set and people are like, 'Hey, Lobster Boy!' All I did was free their little claws, man. They wanted to be free."
2 Comments:
Freeing lobsters must be pretty painful. To what extent do lobsters actually roam though? I wasn't aware they were among the great roamers of the planet. It's rare that you turn on tv documentaries to see vast herds of Lobster roaming the plains of the Serengeti. I like this guy though. You'd think people could've made better remarks than 'lobster boy.'
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