In the New York Times, Ian Austen and Susanne Craig report that two executives of RIM were "intoxicated" and unruly on a Toronto-to-Beijing flight, forcing a stop-off in Vancouver to get rid of them.

  • artboy

    The article says they were drunken and unruly, your header says they were tired and emotional. That’s a big difference. I’d go with “drunken assholes”.

    • Nicholas Cadigan

      “Tired and emotional” is a euphemism for “drunk” used in Britain.

      • http://twitter.com/jamybrown James Brown

        bollocks

        • Lobster

          Never mind that.

      • Wreckrob8

        Coined by the British press to avoid prosecution for libel, I believe.

    • http://twitter.com/carlosalonso Carlos Alonso

      Also, irony.

  • BrotherPower

    No more RIM jobs for them.

  • http://twitter.com/dailyrev Brian Donohue

    Rename the product, would that help? Brightberry? Happyberry? Lightberry? Or for the holidays, Hollyberry (or is that taken?)

    • http://www.jeroddunn.com Jerod Dunn

      Dingleberry? I know it makes me smile. /immature

  • technobach

    Those poor executives, not having their own private jet to be drunk on.

  • Just_Ok

    just a money grab by Air Canada

  • Brainspore

    Just one more technological wonder they drove into the ground.

  • Guest

    This kind of thing would never happen to me because when I am intoxicated I am sexy and hilarious.