Author Topic: Cell phones could increase cancer risk  (Read 1761 times)

I put my cellphone next to my sack. Does that mean I have p-spot Cancer?

I put my cellphone next to my sack. Does that mean I have p-spot Cancer?
No, but it gives you a slightly higher chance of ural/p-spot cancer, in addition to a slight chance of infertility.

Only slightly, though, don't worry.

It may be true, but then again, what doesn't cause cancer now-a-days?

It may be true, but then again, what doesn't cause cancer now-a-days?

Cigarettes..

Scientists have proven that you cant get cancer from average mobile phone use

I send about 0.8 texts a day. Month.
« Last Edit: June 17, 2011, 06:13:07 PM by Ethan »

I never phone people. I just text. I mean seriously I just pay for unlimited texts and internet on my mobile, or cellphone as most of you would call it

What DOESN'T give you cancer nowadays?

if there isnt a major outbreak of brain cancer deaths by NOW, cellphones will never really be dangerous.

It's when you have cancer in your ass.
How long do I have left?

I barely ever call anyways, I just text.

OH NO SOMETHING THAT CAUSES CANCER?  SAY IT ISN'T SO!

If any of you are currently using a laptop on your lap, you are murdering your testicles, slowly but surely.

But very very very very very very very very very slowly.

As in, don't worry about it.

Get those 80s satellite phones, you won't worry about brain cancer anymore.

Scientists have proved that everything you do gives you cancer.