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for when you want to clap something on or off but it's in another room out of clapping range. The device is activated by a clap to produce a "clap" of its own.
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Like my Fob Relay... but for the clap. Niiiice! [+] |
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A slave solenoid clapper? |
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[21Q] well you *say* you're gonna [+] but then... |
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If you had two of these you might feel appreciated. More appreciated, I should say. |
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Sorry, Ft. My other half yelled at me to put the phone down and
drive before I got that far. |
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repeat after me: "buns before broads". |
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If both machines are of this type how do you get them to shut up? |
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She threatened to throw it out the window, so I had to put it
down anyway to open her door... |
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"buns before broads" [marked for tagline] |
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If you have one in every room, then a single clap turns everything on in the house. Except, as UB said, they echo each other, turning appliances on and off with a rising chaos of claps that resembles applause. Appliances begin to die and sparks fly from wall sockets. The frenzy builds until a clap relay in the next house picks it up. Soon, the entire neighborhood is wildly applauding, dogs are howling, and toasters are flying through windows. |
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