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Oh dear, we're mutating. I wonder if I put one on my balls and ring it, will people stop laughing at my willy?
Oh dear, we're mutating. I wonder if I put one on my balls and ring it, will people stop laughing at my willy?
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OMG the mirror (i didn't pay for it, it was in the the pub) had this as a front page story ending with that there is no proof that it is harmful just that it can change human cells.
I read a bit about it in Metro.
It doesn't really hold any sort of proper risk, they just said that to use home phones when you can.
I don't have a mobile anysway. I just know I'd only lose it.
It doesn't really hold any sort of proper risk, they just said that to use home phones when you can.
I don't have a mobile anysway. I just know I'd only lose it.
"The mobile industry says there is no proof phones harm health"
That's a really silly statement to.
Do you really expect them to come up and go:
"Yes, our billion dollar products could make you mutate"
Hmmm.
That's a really silly statement to.
Do you really expect them to come up and go:
"Yes, our billion dollar products could make you mutate"
Hmmm.
Chad Niga wrote:
> see through walls.
That would be a horrible super power.
You'd walk into walls all the time as you wouldn't know they were there.
:-|
> see through walls.
That would be a horrible super power.
You'd walk into walls all the time as you wouldn't know they were there.
:-|
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Clazon wrote:
> I'm sure by now you've realised scientists only give answers and
> warnings, not cures.
>
>
> Please retract this statement, you utter fool.
Could you name the last time that:
A) A drug was produced anywhere near as soon as they released a warning.
B) The last time a cure either remained permanently since creation or didn't come along with a huge list of side-effects.
> Clazon wrote:
> I'm sure by now you've realised scientists only give answers and
> warnings, not cures.
>
>
> Please retract this statement, you utter fool.
Could you name the last time that:
A) A drug was produced anywhere near as soon as they released a warning.
B) The last time a cure either remained permanently since creation or didn't come along with a huge list of side-effects.
Clazon wrote:
> I'm sure by now you've realised scientists only give answers and
> warnings, not cures.
Please retract this statement, you utter fool.
> I'm sure by now you've realised scientists only give answers and
> warnings, not cures.
Please retract this statement, you utter fool.
I wondered why i suddenly had the ability to fly and see through walls.
Ineedsleep wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> when they're ringing,
>
> What about when they are vibrating? That's the best bit about having
> a mobile. Don't tell me that's dangerous as well :(
Sorry, you'll get flap-rot.
> monkey_man wrote:
> when they're ringing,
>
> What about when they are vibrating? That's the best bit about having
> a mobile. Don't tell me that's dangerous as well :(
Sorry, you'll get flap-rot.
Clazon wrote:
> In all seriousness, they said that cramming it up your anus is
> technically the best and safest place for your phone.
Make sure you set it to vibrate, people.
> In all seriousness, they said that cramming it up your anus is
> technically the best and safest place for your phone.
Make sure you set it to vibrate, people.
monkey_man wrote:
> when they're ringing,
What about when they are vibrating? That's the best bit about having a mobile. Don't tell me that's dangerous as well :(
> when they're ringing,
What about when they are vibrating? That's the best bit about having a mobile. Don't tell me that's dangerous as well :(
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