Middle Earth is enjoying a lasting peace, which has freed up Elijah Wood’s schedule. He’s now joyously smoking cigarettes and riding scooters around Austin, Texas.
Earlier this week, actor Elijah Wood was caught zipping around on an electric scooter in Austin, Texas. This tweet’s caption and photo are almost too perfect:
When you destroyed the One Ring and brought lasting peace to the realm pic.twitter.com/eWH4jnC1Kl
— Sam Van Haren (@SamShotFirst) September 25, 2018
Twitter couldn’t get enough of chilled-out Frodo on a scooter smoking a cigarette:
— JewbaccaDefense (@JewbaccaDefense) September 25, 2018
not sure if I’m feeling more “Elon Musk smoking a joint on a radio talk show” or “Elijah Wood riding a Lime scooter while smoking a cigarette” today
— tay (@seaxtay) September 26, 2018
Lord of the Rings: To Brooklyn and Back Again
— Grant Bosse (@grantbosse) September 25, 2018
Elijah Wood man. He just wakes up every morning and DOES IT!!
— existential germ (@porg_fanatic2) September 26, 2018
Wow. I wouldn't ride one of those electric scooters around, but apparently Elijah Wood. pic.twitter.com/l8BiEpiR1s
— cheyyy ✨ (@cheyosaurus) September 26, 2018
Wood was cruising along on a Limebike, a kind of electric scooter. Apparently, he was attending Fantastic Fest while showcasing a new virtual reality game.
Lime, the creators of the shareable green scooters, also chimed in on Twitter:
“Elijah Wood casually rides *Lime scooter, instantly becomes meme” via @mashable https://t.co/JdLDj1XwEM
— Lime (@limebike) September 26, 2018
Elimejah* Wood. #CitrusGotReal @elijahwood we love you. https://t.co/noTDkNd0NF
— Lime (@limebike) September 26, 2018
Maybe there’s an existential lesson here. Maybe we are all Elijah Wood on a scooter.
— Jules Rivera (@julesrivera) September 26, 2018
Of course, reddit couldn’t resist having a Photoshop battle:
The viral tweet seemed to capture the imagination of the public. It’s fun to imagine Frodo now carefree and blissfully enjoying lasting peace on Middle Earth. He earned that scooter ride!
H/T: Mashable, reddit, C. Robert Cargill