Joke of the Day (Warning some jokes may cause laughter)!!! : )

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[Slydude]

We probably don't want to see Jerry's next picture.

 

[Lifeisabeach]

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[Randy B. Singer]

A great new idea in fitness and weight loss!

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[Jonzjob]

 

[Lifeisabeach]

 

[pm-r]

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Do you suppose they actually meant John McClane??? I believe the name spelling is different.

Otherwise it makes no sense to me and I don't even follow the series... ;-)



- Patrick
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[Lifeisabeach]

Do you suppose they actually meant John McClane??? I believe the name spelling is different.

Otherwise it makes no sense to me and I don't even follow the series... ;-)

Aha! I knew the spelling didn't look quite right. Facebook memes... what can I say?

 

[pm-r]

Aha! I knew the spelling didn't look quite right. Facebook memes... what can I say?

You are lucky you didn't post it to a Facebook page is as I did the other day with an image and an erroneous expression which I had forwarded from a different Facebook Page to my own, and I received this along with the posted image in an email and neither ever got posted to my Facebook page:



Amazing what their policing sleuths are checking I guess. ;-)

For those who might be curious, here's the image I posted with my comment that interestingly I had forwarded it from a Facebook page to my own shared FB page:



I think their proofreaders missed the poster's comment on this one that I used for reposting.



- Patrick
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[Lifeisabeach]

You are lucky you didn't post it to a Facebook page is as I did the other day with an image and an erroneous expression which I had forwarded from a different Facebook Page to my own, and I received this along with the posted image in an email and neither ever got posted to my Facebook page:
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Amazing what their policing sleuths are checking I guess. ;-)

For those who might be curious, here's the image I posted with my comment that interestingly I had forwarded it from a Facebook page to my own shared FB page:

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I think their proofreaders missed the poster's comment on this one that I used for reposting.

Uh. Ok. I'm actually trying to understand what the photo has to do with cell phones and radiation, but I got nothing.

 

[pm-r]

Uh. Ok. I'm actually trying to understand what the photo has to do with cell phones and radiation, but I got nothing.

Don't worry about it, it's just a screenshot from an old YouTube type video that shows some popcorn kernels apparently popping as the group of people call and get all phone's ringing at the same time.
I guess they were trying to make a demonstration of the reaction from the radiation from the cell phone when rigging can pop popcorn.
Like the scare stories that cell phone users were going to fry their brain from the radiation they produced when in use back when...




- Patrick
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[Jonzjob]

Looks like virtual popcorn to me Patrick

Anyway, it's all EMF and SMBO says that's dangerous so our wifi is switched off and all is connected via ethernet Well apart from the printer and that uses wifi direct.

Some you win?

 

[pm-r]

Anyway, it's all EMF and SMBO says that's dangerous so our wifi is switched off and all is connected via ethernet Well apart from the printer and that uses wifi direct.

Gee, I guess we are much luckier here in Canada as they seem to have all the dangerous EMF Wireless sources under control and regulated:

Wi-Fi equipment: Everyday things that emit radiation - Canada.ca

Wi-Fi equipment is increasingly found around us and used to wirelessly communicate data. About the radiation they emit, health risks and minimizing your exposure.

www.canada.ca

I thought the UK also had it all under control as well.

But your SMBO may want to give serious consideration to switching and only using Wireless Bras and you may want to avoid using any metal protection in your jockstraps.

Both can act as antennas around those personal areas with unknown effects, except for the fact that using Wireless bras can help prevent breasts from sagging which apparently comes with age among other things.



- Patrick
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[Jonzjob]

Do you think that a TV Bra would be OK Patrick I don't think that she has a wireless one because when we listen to the wireless we have to have the one on in the kitchen and that wouldn't stop anything sagging. But I have to admit that I haven't been able to keep a breast with the new technology

I have to admit that I thought that things only went with age and with me, now that I know what it's all for it's either worn out or fallen off

Not everyone agrees with wifi not being damaging though

Reduce Your EMF Exposure​

A 7,727% rise in fibromyalgia and 11,027% jump in chronic fatigue. A whopping 10,833% increase in youth bipolar diagnoses. Even a 430% rise in sleep apnea, all since 1990. What's going on?​

Exposure to microwave radiation from baby monitors, cellphones, cordless phones, Wi-Fi routers, smart meters and other wireless devices causes serious mitochondrial dysfunction due to free radical damage

• Excessive free radicals triggered by microwave exposure from wireless technologies have been linked to anxiety, Alzheimer’s disease, au…

 

[Jonzjob]

Fairly topical?



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