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Never heard of that - does it mean gluing the ball in place or what? Also why (the fuck) would you?
one of my first gigs was working for a school district. just gluing the little door closed so kids couldnt steal the ball.
My god, the lint build-up!
My school used to actually glue them, as in glue the part you would remove to get access to the ball. So the mouse still worked, until enough gunk got in there that it didn't any more, then someone has a fun time trying to find the right solvent to dissolve the glue without killing the mouse.
Ahh, ok now we're getting into supervillain territory!
I assume that he's keeping people from opening the mice to steal the ball. Would also make it hard to clean the rollers, though...
LOL I assumed it was some sort of weird prank.