Posted by fixerupper on December 29, 2012 at 09:16:27 from (100.42.82.30):
In Reply to: Phone found posted by MarkB_MI on December 29, 2012 at 07:08:18:
I've heard the most common cause of cell phone drowning is falling in the toilet.
I've killed at least a couple of them in the water. One time that I can remember, I fell in the lake fishing off the shore. No, no beer! The shore dropped off about four feet like a sheer cliff so a lot of me went under. Fish were biting like crazy so I hid behind the pickup door, stripped down, wrung out my clothes and went back to fishing. Couldn't wring out the cell phone. Another time I was laying on my belly reaching down into a pit that had watery, oily sludge in the bottom. Cell phone somehow found it's way out of the holster on my belt and ended up in the sludge. It did work somewhat but I still had to get a new one. Lessee, then there was the time I was working on top of a combine and it fell out of my pocket, never to be found again. Then there was the cell phone that I had to hammer on with my pliers in order to answer it. A crew member who was in plain sight of me would call me just to watch me beat on my phone.LOL Jim
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