No other possible explanation other than that this is a very devious
plot to electrocute POTUS when he asks to see the 'cool clock' working.
:)
(only half kidding, that mains cable looks well dodgy, not that I did
much better when young of course!)
On 17/09/2015 20:53, 'westdave' via ne
Ok. We're veering into politics here - not the remit of the group.
I've deleted one post (a very rare thing for me to do). I really don't want to
lock the thread, so lets keep it on subject...
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You gotta think herejust another 'photo op'
for Obozo.!
On 9/17/2015 12:53 PM, 'westdave' via neonixie-l wrote:
wait a gosh darn minute,look at that photo i sent of the "bomb clock"
#1)it is a plug in 115vac with a 9volt battery back up
#2)there are no batt
wait a gosh darn?minute,look at that photo i sent of the "bomb clock"?
#1)it is a plug in 115vac with a 9volt battery back up
?#2)there are no batterys in the case so he had to open it to plug it in (no
big battery pack?no big boom)
#3)it is a factory board in fact two of them( one the clock boar
Mark Zuckerberg posted this today to Facebook:
"You’ve probably seen the story about Ahmed, the 14 year old student in Texas
who built a clock and was arrested when he took it to school.
Having the skill and ambition to build something cool should lead to applause,
not arrest. The future belon
A LOT of the security folks at all airports have ""ZERO"" sense of
humor. I have not a clue how they make it through the day, or what their
after work lives must be like. Ira.
On 9/16/2015 2:11 PM, Quixotic Nixotic wrote:
On 16 Sep 2015, at 21:55, Tidak Ada wrote:
What about a doll m
On 16 Sep 2015, at 21:55, Tidak Ada wrote:
> What about a doll made out of Semtex?
When asked at a UK airport if I had packed anything I shouldn't, a few years
back, I mentioned marzipan. The officer said any more cracks like that and I
would not be flying anywhere. He was really vicious abo
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Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Make a clock, go to jail
What a crazy story..poor kid..and silly teacher/school... There's a bigger
chance that a cell phone will explode, rather than his clock..
..maybe I should take this thing, with me in the train, to work tomorrow,
and see what happens? Smi
Although nothing should surprise me by now about the insanity of the
American school system, this one touches a nerve. A kid - a young teenager
- made a clock of his own design, took it to school, and found himself in
police custody accused of making a fake terrorist bomb - a "movie bomb".
Mayb
