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Has anybody got any views that nobody else seems to go along with ?
Mine is that I believe microwaves are bad for you and probably cause cancer, therefore I don’t have one, people seem to think I’m daft but I’m convinced. Ditch your microwaves now !
Has anybody got any views that nobody else seems to go along with ?Mine is that I believe microwaves are bad for you and probably cause cancer, therefore I don’t have one, people seem to think I’m daft but I’m convinced. Ditch your microwaves now !
Well, when you consider that you are sending a load of radioactive waves through the food, before consuming it, you DO have to wonder. I’ve thought about it myself.
They’re not actually radioactive, they are high-frequency radio waves.Oh, that explains why I got the pilot on from a 757 the other night, when I was doing a Rustlers. (I live under a flight path) :roll:
They’re not actually radioactive, they are high-frequency radio waves.
Oh, that explains why I got the pilot on from a 757 the other night, when I was doing a Rustlers. (I live under a flight path) :roll: [/quote]
:roll: :roll: :roll: ;)
They’re not actually radioactive, they are high-frequency radio waves.
Oh, that explains why I got the pilot on from a 757 the other night, when I was doing a Rustlers. (I live under a flight path) :roll: [/quote]
:roll: :roll: :roll: ;) [/quote]
Hey, one day when I was on a sunlounger in the back garden, I looked up into the sunny, blue, summer sky, and noticed that two airliners were on a collision course. Quickly, I ran inside and picked up a silver tray, and using morse-code, I flashed a warning to one of the pilots. I watched as he changed course, before turning the plane and signalling his thanks to me by dipping his wings. It was unbelievable.
Hey, one day when I was on a sunlounger in the back garden, I looked up into the sunny, blue, summer sky, and noticed that two airliners were on a collision course. Quickly, I ran inside and picked up a silver tray, and using morse-code, I flashed a warning to one of the pilots. I watched as he changed course, before turning the plane and signalling his thanks to me by dipping his wings. It was unbelievable.I know, I was the pilot. Thanks Dave, the royal family got to Edinburgh safe and sound.
Hey, one day when I was on a sunlounger in the back garden, I looked up into the sunny, blue, summer sky, and noticed that two airliners were on a collision course. Quickly, I ran inside and picked up a silver tray, and using morse-code, I flashed a warning to one of the pilots. I watched as he changed course, before turning the plane and signalling his thanks to me by dipping his wings. It was unbelievable.
I know, I was the pilot. Thanks Dave, the royal family got to Edinburgh safe and sound.[/quote]
Prince Charlie here, yes thanks ever so much Dave, you’ll no doubt be in our honours list.
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