Here is what I did.

You don't have to tell me how nasty this is, of course I know that.

So the phone drops in, I'm panicked. My first reaction is to reach right in after it, but we are not talking about a urinal here people, we are talking about a toilet bowl, filled with nasty city water and my urine.

I stop my hand from crossing the point of no return and instead I shift my eyes around the bathroom. I ponder flushing the toilet, hoping that the phone will nestle in a spot where I can more easily scoop it out, but alas, the fear of the toilet pressure washing the phone down into the depths of the city sewer system is something I just can not bear. I see only one option, so I'm forced to try it. I grab the plunger in the corner of the room, and I plunge.

At first I have to fish around with the plunger to locate the phone as the water is dyed with a slightly dehydrated blend making visual navigation a challenge. Let me tell you people, I like a challenge, and a challenge is what I had. Once I was able to feel the phone and move it around in the bowl with the rubber end of the plunger I took my first stab at plunging. Failure. A second, third, fourth and fifth attempt. Same result. Co-workers attempted and also failed.

Moral of the story. Plungers do no work to get phones out of toilets and it costs $49.99 for a new LG Shine at your local AT&T store.


mmmmk Bye!

Lets Play: What would you do.

Imagine this: You are a guy. You standing at the toilet peeing. You are checking your cell phone while you pee. You drop your phone into the toilet. Tell me what you do next and then someday I'll tell you what I did.

Mmmmk bye.

LOST

Sorry I haven't posted in awhile. I've been watching Lost. Catching up on 5 seasons of sweetness. I don't like sci-fi crap like black smoke monsters, but the storyline in this show is so good that I have been able to overlook that sort of thing and still really enjoy. If you haven't already, watch the show. It's legit!

Mmmk bye!