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No more looking like Joe Blow with your hand at your ear, or like the village idiot seemingly talking to yourself, when you use your mobile phone. Look smart with a dummy on your knee, who'll look into your eyes and hang on your every word.
The lightweight doll is constructed of balsa wood and carbon
fiber, papier-mache. The telephone of your choice is placed in its chest cavity. Your voice is transmitted from its ears to the phone, and the phone output is relayed to a speaker behind the jaw that then moves. The happy face rotates towards you, when speaking or hearing your voice.
A volume dial allows whispering confidential calls, and Velcro on the hands and feet allow the dummy to hang on your neck and/or waist when strolling. Make a style statement and never be alone again with your lip-syncing cellmate.
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It's really just a very, *very* big hands-free kit, isn't it? Monumentally silly! |
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Will this have a false arm that looks like it's up the dummy's jumper? |
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Oh no, John. No John. No John. No! |
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Yes John, YES! This is fantastic, I don't own or like mobile phones, but I want one of these. You weird bastard. |
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I think you've misunderstood. You speak normally to the phone dummy; it answers it elf with moving "lips". |
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how would your mate feel about you bringing your phone down to the pub? might warrant some odd questions. |
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It would be Ok as long as the dummy bought its own round, shirley ? |
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<pounces on ambiguity> What, a whole family of dummies? |
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you can go in the carpool lanes while talking on (or to) your dummy phone. what a bonus (unless it really needs to sit on your lap, the police may object). Anything that makes cell phones less convenient is a good idea. |
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