Backwardass Canadians....

Maybe they should go back to beaver bashing and being lumberjacks.

I regularly consult teacher unions on matters of electromagnetic rays and public health.

I've always been curious how football players can get away with being all Jesus-y but then work on the sabbath (either saturday or sunday) and not tell the teeming crowds to stone them after.

That's just Crazy...train

Jake Havechek: Backwardass Canadians....

Maybe they should go back to beaver bashing and being lumberjacks.

Nuh uh buddy, don't go hangin this on all of us. Ontario teachers' unions are famous for their disconnection with reality, Catholic ones doubly so.

You Are All Sheep: I've always been curious how football players can get away with being all Jesus-y but then work on the sabbath (either saturday or sunday) and not tell the teeming crowds to stone them after.

Let he who is without gin cast the first stone.

cman: Talk about one grammatically incorrect headline.

For future reference, you use "-est" for the pronoun "Thou", you use "-eth" for the pronoun he/she.

This is a remnant from Old English where word order did not matter.

For example: "I lovest Thou". The "-est" means that it belongs to "Thou", so "I lovest Thou" means "You love me"

Ye old gramery nazi.

Havas said children absorb much more radiation than adults because their bodies are smaller and their skulls are thinner.

Know how I know you don't know jack about physics?

"We do not know what the long-term effects of low-level non-ionizing radiation are on those who are exposed," the union's paper states.

We've been using radio transmitters and electric power for over a century. How long-term do you want your research to be?

Don't let me stop you from living in an unheated, unlit Faraday cage, though...

You Are All Sheep: I've always been curious how football players can get away with being all Jesus-y but then work on the sabbath (either saturday or sunday) and not tell the teeming crowds to stone them after.

Yeah. They're praying while sinning.

/Just like good Christians everywhere.

I wonder how many WiFi connections were made during the drafting of this piece of crap.

I work for an Ontario school board. We have been instructed to refer people to our website which references a study telling people to calm the fark down about wifi dangers, if we are questioned in the field.

The educational unions (my own included) pull this kind of stuff all the time to justify their existence. When the Annual General Meeting rolls around it gives them something to point at when the members ask what the hell the union does all day...

Farked?

FTFA: The WHO's cancer arm...

^^Totes my favourite The Who album!

Hmm. You know, it would be hard to do a controlled study, but you could certainly do case studies on the people who maintain and work on transmitter towers to see if there is any higher incidence of cancers or other evidence of radiation damage.

Especially people who work on towers that put out, I don't know, 58,000 times or 116,000 times the power of a Wifi access point.


/ seriously people
// or how about ham radio operators?
/// look at those guys, they're all a thousand years old and still going to hamfests
//// radio signals make you immortal?

Didn't that WHO report get bashed as complete hogwash right after it was published?

The teachers' source material:

Ugh, link.

Whiskey Dickens

FTFA: The WHO's cancer arm...

^^Totes my favourite The Who album!

Shooting for "touts"?

"Cancer Arm" would be an interesting band or song name, though.

Meanwhile, have some semi-relevant "Symptom Finger".

No, "totes" as in "totally". Except lots of them. And they're little, so they fit in tote bags or something.

cman: cman: grokca: cman: Talk about one grammatically incorrect headline.

For future reference, you use "-est" for the pronoun "Thou", you use "-eth" for the pronoun he/she.

This is a remnant from Old English where word order did not matter.

For example: "I lovest Thou". The "-est" means that it belongs to "Thou", so "I lovest Thou" means "You love me"

Ye old gramery nazi.

Ye is a mistranslation of a Middle English word Þe (the).

Back in the early stages of the printing press, the "th" was a separate letter called a Thorn "Þ". Since the Thorn was not used by any other languages but English and Icelandic, no printing press had that letter. So, to represent the thorn, printing presses used "y" instead, because of the similarity in the printing presses font Y that made it look similar to the Þ

Oh, and what I also meant to say is that the "Ye" pronoun comes from Old English and has no roots whatsoever with "Þe"

Does this guy know how to party or what?

Wasn't sure whether to laugh or cry.
There was a radio call in show about this today.
There were many people scared that these WiFi signals were going to harm their children.
But they were calling into a radio show, which produces radio signals, in most towns somewhere between 60-150 MW.
Some were on their cell phones, some were probably talking on wireless phones.
Truly sad that some cannot figure out that these signals are all around them.

cman: For example: "I lovest Thou".

"I" is still subjective.

cman: So, is "The King and I" incorrect as well?

The King and I went to the conference, where my assistant gave copies of the proposal to the King and me.