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Offline skeezix

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The Military Now Has Tooth Mics For Invisible, Hands-Free Radio Calls
« on: September 10, 2018, 2342 UTC »
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Re: The Military Now Has Tooth Mics For Invisible, Hands-Free Radio Calls
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2018, 1801 UTC »
They might need to be more careful about what they put in MREs from now on?  :D

I wonder if people with false teeth will have "a different user experience" than those with natural teeth? (I'm wondering if the natural resonances and conduction pathways of artificial teeth are not the same as natural teeth.)
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Re: The Military Now Has Tooth Mics For Invisible, Hands-Free Radio Calls
« Reply #2 on: September 11, 2018, 1809 UTC »
Lol looks like the skull buzzer used to cue the operator of a stinger when lock has been achieved. Hard to hear the lock tones when a 7.62 gpmg is blatting away a few feet from you, or explosions, etc.
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Re: The Military Now Has Tooth Mics For Invisible, Hands-Free Radio Calls
« Reply #3 on: September 17, 2018, 1201 UTC »
Al could've used that when he got swallowed by that gator. Pork Chop had to rely on the homing beacon Al's species implanted in his skull to find him. When you're dealing with a foil hat man like Al, that shielding makes it tough.

How's that gatekeeper job at Shady Acres working out for Pork Chop? That unjust jail term for mowing over those duckling's didn't stop that boy, he got out and moved on to something better. If you could turn his rage towards Muscovy ducks against penguins, you two could eliminate the lil' fiends inside of a year.
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Re: The Military Now Has Tooth Mics For Invisible, Hands-Free Radio Calls
« Reply #4 on: September 17, 2018, 1757 UTC »
And here I thought they did the soylent green thing with the expired there at shady achers, now we know why that croc is so tame, he has a full belly.
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