Tonight I ticced and my phone flew down the bus I was on. It brushed the arm of a young man sitting a few seats in front of me and as I went to get it I apologised and said I hoped his arm was as sturdy as my phone and that this wasn’t the first time I’d tested its toughness.
He suggested getting a wrist strap for it.
Simple and brilliant!
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[…] helps any mobile phone user keep their phone close at bay and in most senses it is, but reading this great blog post from Tourettes Hero, you can see how useful a wrist strap would be for her situation as it would […]