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MAKE phone + how-to

Make Phone2-1

Graffiti Pen-1
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Pocket-sized decorated his phone to show off the name of his favorite website. He's also posted an instructable describing the self-powered airbrush/blow-pen technique he used. Looks handy and easy to try - just make sure you don't inadvertently inhale while painting.

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Posted by: jakeofalltrades.wordpress.com on March 21, 2008 at 3:17 PM

T610 > all other phones. Nice work, all around!

Posted by: Pocket-Sized on March 21, 2008 at 9:42 PM

lol, cheers. I love my T610.
It does the job, and who needs MP3 ringtones anyway, my oldskool phone beeps at me when it needs my attention. Thats enough for me =P

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