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posted 5:17 pm 11/02/2012 in WTF!
by HeadOfPins
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This is serious disrespect to the history of the white house. By doing this I'm sure I can find some law Obama has broken with this negligence etc etc
Oh, it's against the Constitution I'm sure. I've been scouring the document all morning... I may need to check the penumbra but it's in there somewhere and when I find it I am going to post one heck of a blog about it, you just wait!
Honestly, after what Bill and Jack pulled in the WH, it would almost a murder to sully those 'sacred' halls 
all I have to say is, does that kid or the president have a permit??? Brady Bill and all
Hmm... he might actually have broken the law (http://os.dc.gov/os/frames.asp?doc=/os/lib/os/info/odai/title_24/title24_chapter23.pdf)
"No gun, air gun, rifle, air rifle, pistol, revolver, or other firearm, cannon, or torpedo shall be discharged or set off in the District without a special written permit from the Chief of Police."
2302.1 is suspect, the kid is certainly under 18!
*grumble grumble, stupid government websites and there f*ckedupURLs*
go here: http://os.dc.gov/os/cwp/view,a,1207,q,639558.asp Title 23.
You just did that to please me, didn't you
Of course I did!
Of course, the conservative counter would be to point out that there are so many stupid laws that even the president can unknowingly break them 
can you imagine the rush that kid feels, the President of the US is not only listening to your idea/invention, but really shows interest. What a charge that would be!
regardless of your political view, that will be something that kid never forgets. good for him. and the fact it's a projectile based machine is even better. we used dry ice to make bottles explode back in my science fair. we made homemade soda as the "legit" project, but it was really so we could make dry ice bombs and blow shit up. ah the good ole days. now I just exercise my 2nd amendment rights to blow shit up. happy for the 8th grader, something he'll remember for the rest of his life.
I think you missed a Q
I see it now!