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CAPPING THE BP OIL WELL: SO EASY A CHILD CAN DO IT!

Written on June 16, 2010 by David in Between Battles, News From The Frontlines

Take a look at the following video of Charlie demonstrating how BP should cap their oil well. Thanks Charlie for reminding us that the most simple things in life are usually the most rewarding.

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