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February 14, 2007 6:39 AM PST

Toons to make wisecrack ringtones

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Cartoon Network plans service featuring voices of its TV characters, including Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

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NOT NEEDED
by HandGlad2 February 14, 2007 7:11 AM PST
If I don't answer my phone it's because it's not an appropriate moment to be on the phone. These people are totally clueless if they think a phone needs to nag it's owner for failing to answer. What they've done sounds clever but in the real world it's gonna be funny for only a bit, then it's gonna be annoying.
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I agree
by paulsecic February 14, 2007 10:29 AM PST
Just one more thing to iritate people.
Desperate..
by BKHerbert February 14, 2007 1:01 PM PST
Well, putting bomb-like devices around Boston under bridge structures and on public-buildings to raise awareness for something as stupid as a cartoon called "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" was apparently a non-starter... Now the crackerjack marketing group has moved to cellphone ringtones? These guys must truly be desperate to get viewership for a piece of junk. Perhaps it would be better to admit they have a turkey on their hands and move their marketing effort to bubble-gum cards... At least it would come closer to appealing to the right age-demographic.
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