Steve & Teri

President Obama says goodbye and bicycle vs. electric fence!

President Obama gave his farewell speech last night, and got off to a rough start.  He stammered for a while, then made a joke.  Before that he got a long standing ovation.

Here’s a great video of three guys in England trying to get a bike untangled from an electric fence . . . but they keep getting shocked when they touch it, and they can’t stop arguing with each other about how to do it. WARNING: this video contains some… colorful words 🙂

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