OPEN LETTER
Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 10:58 am
Barry Soetoro
White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 395-2020
Dear Barry:
It is my understanding that you are having trouble stopping millions of gallons of oil from crossing our borders. Have you asked Arizona to help yet?
Sincerely,
Registered Voter
P.S. Barry ...
Stick a cork in it.
When you're done sealin' it up ... Google "Country Boy Oil Spill Solution"
As far as stopping the flow, any plumber could tell you force jute in it to slow the pressure of the flow, then seal it.
Or
They can get a straw into it? After stuffing in a softer fabric-type plug to slow the flow/reduce pressure, don’t they know the diameter of the pipe itself so they can fit a plug in it, then concrete over it?
Call a plumber ... they know how to stop flow from a pressurized pipe.
Stick a cork in it.
It works for pressurized Champaign bottles and white lightnin' jugs
The pressure causes the cork to expand and seal even tighter.
White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 395-2020
Dear Barry:
It is my understanding that you are having trouble stopping millions of gallons of oil from crossing our borders. Have you asked Arizona to help yet?
Sincerely,
Registered Voter
P.S. Barry ...
Stick a cork in it.
When you're done sealin' it up ... Google "Country Boy Oil Spill Solution"
As far as stopping the flow, any plumber could tell you force jute in it to slow the pressure of the flow, then seal it.
Or
They can get a straw into it? After stuffing in a softer fabric-type plug to slow the flow/reduce pressure, don’t they know the diameter of the pipe itself so they can fit a plug in it, then concrete over it?
Call a plumber ... they know how to stop flow from a pressurized pipe.
Stick a cork in it.
It works for pressurized Champaign bottles and white lightnin' jugs
The pressure causes the cork to expand and seal even tighter.