The Ring(tones): Mrs. White’s rant from “Clue”

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Yes, I have become one of those iPhone zombies who walks around looking at his palm and running into telephone poles.

But if my newfound technological obsession has a silver lining, it is this:

I have figured out how to make ringtones out of my favorite movie clips!

From time to time I will share these ringtones with you, my beloved Campers. If you have an iPhone (I have no idea if these will work with anything else), click through the jump for the download link for Madeline Kahn‘s legendary “Flames … flames … from the sides of my face …” riff from The Greatest Comedy of All Time, Clue. I’ll also include some instructions as to how to get the tone on yer phone.

Enjoy!

1. Right click this here link and download it to your desktop (“Save File As…”): “Clue” Flames Ringtone

2. Now here’s where it gets tricky, depending on your iTunes and your iPhone (Apple really doesn’t want us to be able to upload our own ringtones, so it’s a bit wonky). In your finder/explorer, drag the “flamesclue” file into the Ringtones folder of your iTunes (it’s alphabetical amidst the band names – if there isn’t one there yet, just create one). Now go into your iTunes and use the “Add to Library” function (under Edit) to import the file into your ringtones menu in iTunes.

3. Now it still isn’t on your phone yet: To get it there, simply drag-and-drop the file from your iTunes Ringtones to your iPhone in the left-hand sidebar (NOT into your Ringtones menu on your iPhone, just the top-level iPhone menu – it won’t work the other way).

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And this should do it! Again, iTunes is VERY buggy with this sort of thing, so you may have to try other drag-and-drop and Import methods to get the file to your iPhone, but it is possible.

Hope you likey – more to come!

About Buzz

Buzz created CampBlood.org in 2003 to meet a need for a safe place for weirdos of all stripes to discuss horror movies from a queer perspective. Now that the campers have overtaken the Camp staff and locked them in the Arts & Crafts cabin he is questioning that decision.