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Sometimes I get something on the smartphone
screen. To check if it is part of the page, or dirt
on the screen, I scroll to see what happens. Most
of the time, the item is above a soft key, so it can
often only be cleaned off by blanking the screen
first.
This prank shows a small hair,
and when the
screen is scrolled, the hair stays in exactly the
same position. When the screen is blanked it
disappears, only to return later.
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Or cracked screen app. Sell a corresponding "instant cracked screen repair app" and you're set. |
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Can the hair have a few pixels that if the user manages to touch, pops open with a DNA profile. Maybe a famous stalker, or famous individual you would have loved to have met. Friends and family would have to help with names. |
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The cracked screen is a good addition. How about
remembering those "Good old days" by having a
permanent coffee cup stain and a few ink blots? |
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I once posted an idea for a small mark that would appear on a computer screen and invite a scratching response to get rid of it..... I must have deleted it as I cannot find.... though it could still be lurking under an obscure title. I simply cannot be bothered searching for it. |
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Any prank involving a simulated hair where it should not be fills my heart with butterflies and sunlight! Thank you, good Ling! |
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I do like the idea that swiping at the virtual hair might occasionally manage to move it around the screen. |
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Sometimes the hair could be replaced by a tiny, moving bubble under the screen protector... |
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At some point doesn't the prank have to shown and signed for the kudos. |
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'This, here, has been brought to you by ___________" |
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// swiping at the virtual hair might occasionally
manage to move it // |
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Heh, even better....how infuriating that would be! |
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// 'This, here, has been brought to you by ___________" // |
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"This here hair, here, has been brought here to you by ___________" |
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I know an inspector who found an ant crawling around inside a ruggedized display - almost too small to see, but definitely there. It was a unique inspection find. |
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That could have been anticipated. Antiseptic might
have worked? |
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Groan. That took me about five seconds and a couple of reads to figure out, and another five or so to formic an opinion. |
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