RICHMOND, TX, December 16, 2010 (Press-News.org) Reduce the levels of chronic stress in your body, extend your lifespan, boost your antioxidant levels, protect your nervous system (and sanity) while giving your endocrine system a much-needed rest. How? Download the original "That's What She Said" app and let the doctors' order go to work!
Pranksters and jokesters alike can now have the world's most well-known sexual innuendo at their fingertips. The original Windows 7 Phone application for adding humor to any conversation is available now. Make your Windows 7 Phone the perfect conversation stopper (or starter) with "That's What She Said" for Windows Phone.
Scott J. Peterson, an independent software consultant, and his teenage son, Micah Peterson found themselves to be the perfect team to develop the app. Priced at just $.99, a quick touch of the "Say It!" button morphs innocent comment into hilarious commentary.
The Trial version comes with one default voice, "Southie Watercooler" and the Full version adds 40 more voices, including the infamous, "I'm Rick James", "Willie with Forks", "You Fill Up My Senses", and "Trout Bait". Professional audio man John Rioux even trekked perilously into Hades during development to record a rare outtake of Lucifer himself, captured eloquently in "Satan's Hangover".
We hope that our application adds a little touch of humor to everyone's life.
"That's What She Said" is a simple-to-use resource for anyone who wants to protect their sanity while delving into their lesser-known humorous side. To purchase, visit the "That's What She Said" webpage: http://tinyurl.com/twsswp7.
Editor's Note: High resolution app logo and screen shots are available upon request by contacting Amy Peterson at 713-417-5880 or amy@liquiddaffodil.com.
'That's What She Said' Windows 7 Phone App Released
The most versatile joke on earth is now at your fingertips.
2010-12-16
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