Thai monk develops morality ringtones for sinners
By Evan Blass 
posted Sep 8th 2005 4:35PM
posted Sep 8th 2005 4:35PM
With all the Bluejacking, happy slapping, Bluesnarfing, and Toothing we hear about these days, it's refreshing to see cellphones used in a more spiritual manner. After Thai monk Phra Phayom Kalayano of the Glass Garden Temple heard some sexually explicit sounds coming from teenagers' phones, he decided to develop a set of more wholesome ringtones. These "dhamma doctrine" tones, as they are known, consist of several pithy sayings designed to set listeners back on the righteous path. Pick of the litter? "Don't let mobile phone conversations lead to premature sex and pregnancy." Now if this had only been available when P. Hilton's phone rang that one fateful night.
... someone should let the guy know that isn't how people get pregnant.
Great comment Sea Monkey.
Take the piss out of him trying to do something constructive instead of admitting that young teenagers with very explicit lyrics being bellowed out to them every time their phone rings isn't something thats desired.
Sure you'll be saying the same thing if you end up with a 13yr old daughter who gets pregnant by some 14yr old stud who's got too horny from watching porn on his mobile too.
i have one of those monk toys - got it about 4 years ago.. don't know if its what you are on about here but when you squeeze it the thing squeeks like a dog toy.