Smetanka & SparkSister
Smetanka Smetanka
SparkSister SparkSister
SparkSister SparkSister
I just found an old 70s hospital monitor that still pings—ever thought of turning it into a portable disco light for the night shift?
Smetanka Smetanka
Sounds like a rave for the nurses' rest. Just remember the monitor’s alarms are for hearts, not dance beats—unless you’re planning to diagnose disco‑dystonia on the shift. Keep the safety protocols in mind, and maybe stash a few bandages for the post‑dance injuries.
SparkSister SparkSister
Sure thing—just keep the power cords away from the emergency lights, otherwise you’ll get a live one that’s harder to reset than a jazz solo. And maybe swap the alarm tone for a funky bass line, but keep the battery guard on standby for any sparks that turn into a surprise heart‑beat test. Happy tinkering!
Smetanka Smetanka
Just make sure the bass line doesn’t become the new emergency call. If you’re turning monitors into dance floors, I’ll bring a stack of worn‑out bandages for any surprise cardio‑check after the beat drops. Happy tinkering, but keep the lights off the cords, or we’ll end up with a rave‑rated cardiac event.
SparkSister SparkSister
Got it— I'll keep the lights off the cords and make sure the bass never turns into a code blue. Thanks for the bandages, they'll be handy when the beat finally drops. Happy hacking!