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Life & fun · August 20, 2019

Pocket Sword

Hear a sword unsheathing sound when you take out your phone

What it does

Pocket Sword is an app that plays a sword unsheathing sound when the user takes out the phone from his pocket. It's really simple and can be used to impress your friends and have fun yourself.

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