Superbmidlifecrisis said:I've just mailed the link to my 11 year old son as he wants a new phone for Xmas, saying I've ordered him one![]()
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Don't worry the oestrogen in the water, the phenyls in all packaged food, the dioxins in barbequeue meat, the lindane in winter milk and farmed fish and numerous other horrible things will more than make up for the health risk our kids have missed out on.bob mccluckie said:I don't care how 'low' the emissions are. No emissions went into my kids' heads until they were late teenagers.
So they put it in a caravan and blew it up :JPS:julian2002 said:in fact braniac tried to cook an egg with 100 mobiles and failed
That's my thinking. Of our kids those who'd use it wouldnt need it, those who'd need it wouldnt use it.Hex Spurt said:first thoughts - any kid young enough to be persuaded to carry this phone shouldn't be out alone in the first place.
Very Japanese. I was interested to learn new trends in Texting in Japan - you send all your friends a blank text every morning to remind them you are their friend and to keep in touch - though you have nothing to say to them and anyway having to write something would take too long. I guess you feel more loved the more you receive each morningjulian2002 said:...and one in japan that plays games and allows your child to inform you of their mood by pressing a button.... odd.