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This is really just adding a very, very useful feature to the seemingly endless list of useless features on today's modern cell phones.
We've all been in situations we would love to get out of: Running into people you know, but can't remember their name, kissing 2nd string relatives, bad dates, etc.
This feature serves as sort of an eject handle for those not-so-special times.
How it works: You discreetly push a button on the external portion of the cellphone, while in your pocket or rummaging through your purse. 15 seconds later it rings at full volume. You politely excuse yourself, dramatically feign conversation with your fictious caller, and extricate yourself from your sticky situation until it subsides or a clear exit strategy can be found.
Someone get this idea to Rumsfeld quick!
BakaTBakaSTakaT.Cz
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I think it would be more effective at getting out of "sticky situations" if it had a taser, a pepperspray mechanism, Co2 propulsed grappling hooks and a self-destruct command on the cell phone. |
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What's with the wierd Baka baka stuff at the end? |
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My printer sounds a bit like that. |
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[jellydoughtnut], that's what I'd call a *really* bad date. |
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"Shall I drop you home now, or to the hospital?" |
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