Rewrite the physics books, rain is NOT a liquid...

[DesignFox]

I feel your pain Draggar...although I've never had anyone drop their phone in yogurt...before.

I always cringe when people bring me the phone and complain about it not working, and I open up the back and see a bright red liquid indicator.

I looooove how people try to tell me that they didn't get it wet. Hey Sparky, I hate to break it to ya, but I know you're a lying piece of crap...

What I didn't know until my BF and I started poking around some phone parts he was going to use (he wanted to replace the keypad on his old Razr) is that there are moisture indicators all over the phone. So, even if Joe Schmo doesn't know what corrosion looks like, the service techs can point to the hidden red dots to prove their point. I love it.

[draggar]

What I didn't know until my BF and I started poking around some phone parts he was going to use (he wanted to replace the keypad on his old Razr) is that there are moisture indicators all over the phone. So, even if Joe Schmo doesn't know what corrosion looks like, the service techs can point to the hidden red dots to prove their point. I love it.

We may let the indicators on the outside slide, but we almost never let the ones in the inside slide..

[BookstoreEscapee]

(BTW - the guy had a "smart" phone)

evidently it was smarter than he was...

and I love the indignation evident in the retelling of the phrase "THAT IS YOGURT!!" ...don't you dare accuse her of eating ice cream!!

Ooh, ice cream...I'll be back...

[Hon'ya-chan]

He didn't have a corporate discount, so he didn't work for any of the major manufacturers, carriers, or airports. I think he worked at a local executive airport (you know, the ones with inflated egos).

Damn, one misstep and there goes a Corporation.