It was later reported that the Secretary of State also got a charge out of the Soccket ball...
Posted on 07/02/2013 2:16:18 PM PDT by smoothsailing
now if you don’t adopt soccer you’re racist and hate Gaia.
Its president post turtle showing off peons
That’ll replace all those coal-burning power plants for sure.
I'm happy to say I wasn't drinking coffee when I saw that, or you'd owe me a keyboard....
:-)
Can you plug it into an air conditioner?
On the one hand, that’s pretty cool technology, and if one of those was able to harness enough energy to power my car or computer, I would totally use one.
On the other hand, that’s really, REALLY stupid.
If 99% of the people in Africa would just get into treadmills, they could generate enough electrical power to improve the standard of living for the other 1%.
And here’s a president with a pancake on its head....
How long would I have to kick it around to drive a Prius to work?
Yes but you have to keep the ball rolling on a treadmill while breathing oxygen with a sugar water IV drip to make it work....wait a minute...
If you kick the ball around for a half hour it will keep one LED bulb in your Prius lit for three hours, but you’ll still be in your driveway.
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/06/24/can_silicon_valley_save_the_world?page=0,1
Hah! The Soccket Head twins.
As silly as both Obummer and Lurch look with those balls on their heads they’d do a lot less damage to the country if they did that 24/7 until his term is up.
HA! :)
So both the President and the Secy of State were caught playing with their balls. Sure beats working for a living.
Two balls between the two of them is more than I would have expected.
Look at all the suits smiling like they never saw a moron balance a ball on his head!
Must make a gay guy real happy to have everybody suck up to him.
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