[re_nortex]

Good sense runs deep in the Palin family. Go Bristol go! Keep telling the truth!

[BradyLS]

On the radio, they called this thing an “alarm clock.” Where’s the face? Heck, where’s the readout? And why do you need a case like that for it?

Even cludgy, pioneering electronics generally looked like the appliance they were trying to be when presented as such.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The Left is in full-throated liar mode on this one. Now that they have temporarily won the battle on gender-deranged marriage they are going to shut down all religions except the religion of fascism, AKA Musloidism.

[WyCoKsRepublican]

The nerdy geek that carried this to school is just the tip of the iceberg. I hope the authorities are monitoring his family. The look like ordinary, happy-go-lucky types to me........not! Good for Ms. Palin! God Bless her.

[eyeamok]

I know not all law enforcement is ethically correct (we have crooks everywhere),

Correction:

Law Enforcement Officers are who my Grandfather fought in Germany in WWII, they were called “The Gestapo”

Here in Amerika we used to have “Peace Officers”

Sig Heil

[Mears]

When on earth did Bristol Palin become an opinion maker?

Why?

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[bray]

He’s a protected class, you have to believe Cracker.

Pray America is waking

[libertarian27]

It is a pencil box
(check out the plug on the right of the picture in the article for size reference)

Here's the pencil box from Wayfair

http://www.wayfair.com/Ideastream-Products-Vaultz-Pencil-Box-VZ00639-UEZ1083.html?

[razorback-bert]

If I had taken disassembled something and had reassembled it is a shoebox, I would have been laughed out of the science fair.

[RginTN]

Its amazing that lefties think this as “cool”.

A “cool” invention is finding a way to cure disentry which kills many in third world countries.

A “cool” invention is building a robot o care for vets left disabled as result of military service.

[Pollster1]

From age about eight through this summer, I built a lot of functional items from individual components, solder, and trial and error. I built almost as many from the Heathkit catalog back when they existed. I even scavenged broken items for parts to make things that would work. I would never have considered this so called “clock” a successful project for anyone over age two.