Prez pockets his own Sharpie

It’s a cool thing when the leader of the free world reaches into his pocket and pulls out his very own Sharpie. That’s exactly what happened after President Barack Obama’s first State of the Union address last week. As he made his way into the moshpit of politicians, it was all he could do to keep up with the autograph requests. When asked if he wanted to borrow a Sharpie, he replied, “No thanks, I’ve got my own.”

Reminds me of the time football’s Terrell Owens pulled a Sharpie out of his sock during a touchdown celebration.  One (or two) key differences to note: There was no Twitter then, so I wasn’t up until midnight responding to all the Tweets asking me “did you see, did you see?!!”…and it wasn’t the President of the United States!!

Finally, thought you’d enjoy this other Sharpie-inspired Obama sighting: 

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4 Comments »

  1. That’s great, Susan, so how do we get him a case of the stainless steel Sharpies and refills?

    Robert Zonis
    LMTC

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  2. Glad to see that you guys finally got some video of this, it was pretty cool.

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  3. alaneers Says:

    Barack Obama has achieved superstar celebrity status. Everyone wants his autograph so he’s carrying his own Sharpie around to accomodate them.

    Congratulations to you Mr. Obama, you have arrived…and you brought a Sharpie with you.

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  4. Qui QUi Says:

    Pres. Barack Obama in this picture looks amazing. The guy that drew this ia amazing. This is a work of art and i cant believe he really did that. plus you got a time limit. i am speechless and yet i am still talking. well, sharpie is where its at. you cant beat that.

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