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Basically, whenever a phone rings,
the ring tone would be replaced by
a
Minimercial™; a 2-15 second
commercial. (Patent Pending)
Users of this service would receive
a discount on their phone bill, or
free service.
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Or they could make it a ring option on your phone. Of course the other options would include; nails on a chalkboard, tarring Styrofoam, ect. Then people would gladly choose commercials over the other rings. |
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Welcome to the halfbakery, [grahamhgreen]. |
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I'd choose "Nails on a chalkboard" just so that I could have my own seat on the train! |
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(Then I'd switch it back to a normal ringtone) |
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[phundug] I find a simple piece of string placed between the lips and allowed to dangle has the same effect (I don't have a mobile phone). |
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this is great, another one of those "free something in return for really annoying advertising" plays. nice one [gg]. |
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If theres two of you, you can play a nice little game with this, it's called "how many people can we drive insane today". |
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Priests and social workers get bonus points, teachers are considerered too easy. |
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This is a violation of other people in the trains' rights not to hear free speech. - |
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Unfortunately, this fails to consider the reason ring tones were a useful function in the first place: not to show off, but rather to be able to identify whose phone was ringing. |
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Back when I had an Audiovox phone which let me key in my own ring tone, I used the Prince of Denmark March; I don't think I've ever heard that elsewhere. On my current phone I have the opening 12-note pattern from /Starlight Express/. |
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