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**DownloadMan** · 06-30-2006, 08:00 AM

In years to come when the number of brain tumours in the population start rising, the telecom companies will deny any causal relationship between cell phones and the rise!

They already have denied it has anything to do with cell phones or energy produced by them..

found that 95.7 per cent of the respondents spent an average of three hours per day talking on their mobile phones, followed by 94.6 per cent watching television an average of four hours a day, 88.3 per cent using computers for an average of three hours, 79.9 per cent on the internet for three hours and 77.4 per cent listening to radio programs on average for three hours per day. Our kid does all of that cept read newspapers, I don't think she can read anything that is not on a computer screen, and the hours a day she spends on the computer are also spent talking on her phone at the same time.

06-30-2006, 08:00 AM	#7
DownloadMan Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 633 Senior Member	In years to come when the number of brain tumours in the population start rising, the telecom companies will deny any causal relationship between cell phones and the rise! They already have denied it has anything to do with cell phones or energy produced by them.. found that 95.7 per cent of the respondents spent an average of three hours per day talking on their mobile phones, followed by 94.6 per cent watching television an average of four hours a day, 88.3 per cent using computers for an average of three hours, 79.9 per cent on the internet for three hours and 77.4 per cent listening to radio programs on average for three hours per day. Our kid does all of that cept read newspapers, I don't think she can read anything that is not on a computer screen, and the hours a day she spends on the computer are also spent talking on her phone at the same time.
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