99 little-known things invented by politicians

So we all know by now that Al Gore invented the Internet sometime around 1990. Now it seems John McCain has invented the Blackberry! Hooray!

With that, I thought it would be interesting to share with each other the many technological wonders that have been invented by politicians over the years.

And so the list begins:

-Remote control vibrating panties: Paul Tsongis
-Pop Art Holiday toaster: Fred Thompson
-Cell phone bling stickers: the late Benazir Bhutto
-All-in-one desktop printer/fax/scanner/copier: Mary Bono
-HDTV: Phil Gramm
-YouPorn: John Sununu
-Talking Hallmark greeting cards: John Sununu
-Electric knife: Alfonse D’Amato
-Microwave turntable: Ed Muskie

Salt - Orrin Hatch
Zima - Diane Feinstein
Those Mufflers that Make Japanese Cars sound like Chainsaws - Jesse Jackson
Spaghetti-Oh’s - Howard Metzenbaum.

Crunk hip-hop: Joe Lieberman
Corn holders: Paul Simon
GPS technology: Hillary Clinton
Those clicky pens with four different color inks: Mitch McConnell
Edible underwear: Bernie Sanders

The singing bass: Stephen Breyer
Hands-free paper towel dispenser: Bob Dole

The Automobile: Abraham Lincoln and Gerald Ford

Flow-through tea bag: Adlai Stevenson

Fruit Roll Ups - Carol Moseley Braun
The Red Ryder BB Gun - Pat Buchanan

Those guitars that are, like, double guitars: Dennis Kucinich

Teabagging: Woodrow Wilson

Be-Dazzlers: Teddy Roosevelt

Pipe cleaners - Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
Erotic Fanfic - Nelson Rockefeller
Thermite - Walter Mondale

The hot dog toaster. Invented by former Senator Dean Barkley.

I would not be surprised if this one were actually true.

basketball - Abraham Lincoln

A moment of seriousness here:
Abraham Lincoln did hold a patent, number 6469, granted May 22, 1849, for a device to lift boats over shoals. (Lincoln had at one time been co-captain of a riverboat, something that doesn’t make it into most short bios):

http://showcase.netins.net/web/creative/lincoln/education/patent.htm

This makes Lincoln the only president to hold a patent. It’s rather surprising that Thomas Jefferson didn’t, since he was both an avid inventor and supporter of the patent system. But he reportedly wanted his inventions to be free.)

PornoTube - Bill Clinton
Slap bracelets - Andrew Jackson
Alka Seltzer - William Henry Harrison

Santorum – Larry Craig

Too easy? :stuck_out_tongue:

Rick Santorum - Santorum

my eyes! My eyes!

Quoted for Win. I love you, Marley.
My Little Pony - Newt Gingrich
Those giant inflatable Sumo costumes with the fans - Colin Powell
And thisis Mitt Romney’s crowning achievement.

Hey, no fair slipping in a real one.