h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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The fingercot noisemaker fits snugly over the fingertip. On the tip of the fingercot is a button. On the side is a switch, allowing you to choose between a variety of noises. When the button is pushed, the noise comes out. Use the fingercot noisemaker to punctuate your gestures! Preprogrammed sounds
include "scratch" (sounds like raking a shag rug - good choice when scratching yourself), thump (sounds like a giant banging on a big door - good choice for tapping your finger impatiently), fart (a good one for poking someones belly) and many others. All for $5!
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The problem with those cheap toys is that the sounds lack that full body, true life-like volume and come out sounding like your best friend yelling at you through two dixie cups connected by a string from about three houses, an old oak tree, and a dilapidated barn apart. |
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Perhaps have it just be a remote to activate your speaker enabled clothing, when said clothing is not in Psy-Ops Clothing mode. |
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Remarkably mild, considering what I would have expected a Bungco Fingercot to do. |
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What noise did your finger just make plish? |
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Hmm. This is my first day so I don't know anything, about anyone. So please forgive my naive question: |
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In that case, one big buttery, crack-dusted bun from me. |
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Can it make a jackhammer/pneumatic drill noise when one is picking one's nose? |
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Go ahead... push my finger.... |
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// Are you on crack ? // Is this a typical question posed by newbs? LOL |
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You could have a squeaky one for when you clean your ears. |
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