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Author NEWS: Mobile phone cancer link rejected
John Navas

2005-08-30, 5:48 pm

<http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4196762.stm>:

Mobile phone use does not up the risk of cancer, at least in the
first 10 years of use, the largest investigation to date shows.

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Brian Morrison

2005-08-30, 11:48 pm

John Navas wrote:
> <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4196762.stm>:
>
> Mobile phone use does not up the risk of cancer, at least in the
> first 10 years of use, the largest investigation to date shows.


C'mon John, you don't think that's going to stop the tin-foil hats
brigade do you?

:-p

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Ivor Jones

2005-08-30, 11:48 pm



"Brian Morrison" <scrapspam@fenrir.org.uk> wrote in message
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> John Navas wrote:
>
> C'mon John, you don't think that's going to stop the
> tin-foil hats brigade do you?
>
> :-p


Think of the chiiiiiiiiilllllllll
llldddddddddddren..!!

Ivor


Isaiah Beard

2005-08-31, 5:48 pm

John Navas wrote:
> <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4196762.stm>:
>
> Mobile phone use does not up the risk of cancer, at least in the
> first 10 years of use, the largest investigation to date shows.


Pfft, I could've told you that. My mother has a 7000-minute-per-month
habit. No tumors yet. :)

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Ivor Jones

2005-08-31, 5:48 pm



"Isaiah Beard" < sacredpoet@sacredpoe
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> John Navas wrote:
>
> Pfft, I could've told you that. My mother has a
> 7000-minute-per-month habit. No tumors yet. :)


7000 minutes..?! That's almost 5 full days continuously, who does she talk
to..?!

Ivor


Howard Neil

2005-08-31, 5:48 pm

Ivor Jones wrote:
> "Isaiah Beard" < sacredpoet@sacredpoe
t.com> wrote in message
> news:11hbud4r1jedt7d
@corp.supernews.com
>
>
>
> 7000 minutes..?! That's almost 5 full days continuously, who does she talk
> to..?!


Her son? :-)

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Isaiah Beard

2005-08-31, 5:48 pm

Ivor Jones wrote:

> 7000 minutes..?! That's almost 5 full days continuously,


Yes, I know. She pushes the envelope on the unlimited off-peak minutes
concept, and has even gone a bit over her 2000 minute anytime bucket
from time to time (she signed up during the Free & Clear 2000
AT/Unlimited N&W @ 7PM/Unlimited PCS2PCS for $100 promotion). Even with
overage, she's managed some months to bring the effective cost of her
total used airtime to about 1.4 cents per minute.

I'm sure Sprint deeply regrets the day that I got my $20 service credit
for referring her. :)

> who does she talk to..?!


Too many people. :)

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Isaiah Beard

2005-09-01, 5:48 pm

Howard Neil wrote:

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>
> Her son? :-)


Noooo, I only use, at most, 400 minutes a month. :) You know the
cliche: "you never call, you never write..." :)



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