Wednesday 30 May, 2012
THE WHITE HOUSE dining room was turned into Barack Obama’s playroom yesterday as schoolchildren visited the US President for a Science Fair.
Eighth grader Joey from Phoenix, Arizona brought his air cannon and a bag of marshmallows. Here’s what happened:
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How long before this young lad is busted by homeland security on weapons of mass destruction charges??
We have so many problems with the economy back home and he is firing marshmallows from cannons!
He is one charming mo fo!
Will it be enough to deflect Romney’s media blizzard I wonder?
What a legend of a man.
This vs. the BT Young Scientist – I think our future looks bright… As for the US…. Oh dear
The boy has cracked it.
Let’s attack the enemy with marshmallows.
It’s called the softly softly approach.
Not the first american president to shoot a load ( wink, wink ) in the whitehouse.
The Russians are quaking in their boots at this new super-weapon for the U.S.!
So staged its cringing. Notice how he grabs the pump off the boy for a photo-op. And the amount of photographers, wanna make sure we’re in all the newspapers yano
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