Study: 'Toxic Dust' on Computers Has Chemicals Linked to Diseases ( WE'RE DOOMED)

AP ^ | June 3, 2004

[Salamander]

And whatever you do...for the love of God!...don't make a sandwich!!!!

[weird old SNL reference].....:))

[Styria]

"chemical trespass"

This guy has to be from an environmentalist group.

[Salamander]

"You think that was a coincidence???"

I suppose it was a case of one hand...er...uh..."washes" the other.

[Valin]

You should be ashamed of your self! :-)

[gonzo]

This is pure greeny-wienie bull$hit! We use brominated flame retardants because they WORK, and have worked safely for over 40 years! It's my business to know that..........FRegards

[PoorMuttly]

"Do NOT lick your harddisk. Not while it's spinning, anyway"

This is hard advice for typing dogs to follow.

[Axenolith]

Don't hold your breath waiting for one of those clowns to actually publish a concentration or detection limit for the substances...

[cibco]

BTTT

[Lijahsbubbe]

"The computers are bad, but I've still got my stapler..."

[Old Professer]

Did you know that you can kill an otherwise healthy rat by shaving all its fur off, soaking it overnight in used motor oil, starving it for 2 weeks while it grows tumors on the burned, exposed skin blisters and then dissecting it while still writhing desperately to avoid the dull scalpel?

[MHGinTN]

This report is part of the vast leftwing conspiracy to trick us Conservatives into giving up our net use and computer networking. Somehow, Bush has to be to blame for this. [BTW, ever heard of 'Charles River Rats'?]

[razorback-bert]

Well, we have to save the jungle,er rainforest.

[magslinger]

Dihydrogen is a performance enhancing chemical available to most high school athletes that may have a role in formation of cancers. More info http://www.dhmo.org/cancer.html

[magslinger]

Dihydrogen=Dihydrogen Monoxide