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  1. Yeah, I read about this yesterday and thought it sounds like pretty cool stuff. Wouldn’t it be cool to watch a baseball game from the ball’s point of view? Or maybe put them inside the Jack-In-The-Box antennae balls for surveillance…”Mommy, the antennae balls watch me sleep at night!”

  2. How are we going to get any entertainment out of that?

    Use a black camera and yell “GRENADE!!” as you toss it into a crowd of Code Pinkos. Probably end up with a few funny pics from something like that. Guarantee none are brave enough to dive on it to save their comrades.

  3. Frank, you’re an engineer. Why not design an exploding camera? Surely it can’t be that tough to make, if an idiot like Bill Ayers can do the splodey part.

    Which makes me realize: Bill Ayers was one of the smarter Weather Underground types: he didn’t blow himself up. Imagine if the ones who blew themselves up had survived, and Obama had learned politics from them?

    We’d be in a river of it, then.

  4. We’d get some memorable shots with a throwable camera; the priceless look of shock & confusion on a dirty stinky filthy leftard at the moment of facial impact.

    Wait a sec… aren’t these already being used? Cindy Sheehan looks like she’s taken about a dozen direct hits…POW! Right in the kisser! POW! Right in the kisser! POW! Right in the…

    Sorry. That’s one of the few Family Guy skits that was memorably funny.

  5. First off.. Does it look like a grenade? That would be coooool. Secondly, if you threw it into a crowd of code pinkos better have some bleach handy to clean he poor thing off… cause they are going piss themselves (and all over everything else) upon recognition…

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  7. This should make Cadet Happy even happier. Even when Frank tries to hide out in his Idaho compound, the Cadet can just shoot one of these in there and continue to bring us the candid pix of the real Frank.

  8. “The technology behind I-Ball… has very significant potential across a range of… operational scenarios, particularly in difficult urban operations”.

    Finally! Now Chicago should be a crime-free and organized community within a matter of days.

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