The infamous Irving, TX clock, challenging the story's

Posted: Sep 22, 2015

The original story was about a controversial package in a school setting, but it was quickly claimed to be a homemade clock. If so, the clock itself (not the presentation) might be cool as the White House said. If not, the world may be propping up a plagiarist who flaunted the piece of crap in an intentionally controversial way (suppositions). This video challenges that the clock was homemade by showing a nearly identical package being prepared in about twenty seconds (screws and simple fasteners were excluded for brevity here). My favorite comment. "So there you have it folks. Just take an ordinary unassuming household appliance, gut it and then reassemble it unnecessarily into a conspicuous form factor, set the alarm to go off during English class, after being explicitly advised by your Engineering teacher not to share it with others... and then voila. Viral fame and a deluge of praise heaped upon you by exploiting the sympathy of fake liberals and sanctimonious grandstanding heads of industry trying to gain political capital out of your charade. Free college tuition to top universities, invited to the White House to meet the president. SJW's stumbling over themselves to be the first to bow at your feet, and flagellate themselves and everyone else for the heinous sin of thinking something that looks like a case bomb could be a case bomb." www.youtube.com/watch?t=4&v=kHk_6Vh4Qeo;