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Blow into your phone

Posted on Thu, 2006-06-29 07:46 by sarahfelicity
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If you were getting concerned that your cell phone didn't have enough fancy features, don't worry. Now there is one that can tell if you're drunk. Seriously!

Here's how it works: Users blow into a small spot on the phone, and if they've had too much to drink the phone issues a warning and shows a weaving car hitting traffic cones.

So you'll never drunk dial again, right? Right. (Thanks to the Huffington Post for that hilarious observation.)

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HEY THERE!

Fri, 2006-06-30 01:53 — Sarah Stewart (not verified)

Hi Sarah,
I found your website looking up the world urban forum! Things are good here on PEI, too far away from the mountians though! Hope things are well with you......Sarah (your old coworker from Public Outreach)

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