Tuesday "Just for Fun": OMG, Get that Phone Away From your Ear!
Disturbing. The people in this video are laughing. But where some see laughing I see cancer!
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No WAY!! That is messed up. It's no wonder, seeing that, why incidence of brain cancer has increased thousands of percentage points over the last 20 years. We're quick-frying them!
Posted by: Ed Haskell | July 29, 2008 4:59 PM