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Install Gene Kelly's Door, and you never have to worry about
forgetting your keys again. This is because it's a door entry system
that requires you to perform a short tap dance on its specially
adopted front step. When the dance pattern corresponds to that
already stored in the system, the door
opens.
Get it wrong and you're treated a dousing with water from above,
delivered to the tune of 'Singing In The Rain' to help you try again.
Once you get in, you can hopefully figure out the lift...
Interpretative_20Da...0Elevator_20Calling simply shameless [RayfordSteele, Sep 17 2012]
Tap pattern on phone
http://www.google.c...v=onepage&q&f=false [leinypoo13, Sep 17 2012]
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Is this to be done on Mother Kelly's doorstep? |
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Good idea [+]. Relevant but not prior art from blackberry people[link]. |
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// specially adopted front step // |
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So even if it's actually someone else's front
step, you treat it like it's your own ? Very
altruistic
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Get it wrong twice and it's, Slaughter On Fifth Avenue....Yours. |
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That's going to be amazingly popular with
your neighbours when you stagger home at
0243 on a Sunday morning
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It will make your neighbour Fred uh, stare. |
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groans..... but excellent |
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It may also make your eyes adore a Duncan. |
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// I may also make your eyes adore a Duncan.// |
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I can't take credit for it, actually I heard it at that watering hole based on the fake merchandise theme, the Bar Is Knockoff. |
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//Get it wrong and you're treated to a dousing with water from above, delivered to the tune of 'Singing in The Rain' to help you try again.// |
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Even that would be preferable to Frankie Vaughan singing 'Green Door'. |
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If it also tripped the light, that'd be fantastic. |
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I would ask for ballet parking. |
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However, your inept dancing might cause Daniel, who otherwise wholly admires you, to depart. People would say "Look at your fan Dan go". |
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That would probably break him. |
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