There's nothing here!
Just a link. Too many pictures to copy.
It's a little out of date but it's new enough to get the point across.
And this is my service date at the phone company. 12-26-67. I think that I would have had 55 years if I would have stayed until today. As it was, I bailed at 31 years of service.
Most people spend five to six hours a day on their phones? Not me.
ReplyDeleteThirty-one years with a company is rare now. Well done.
Sue - When I started at the phone company there were people there that had 45 to 50 years of service.
ReplyDeleteGad to see my G7ThinQ has a SAR of only 0.24, I hadn't known that. Thanks, Mike.
ReplyDeleteMy iPhone is fairly old (an 8 or 10, I think), and I usually carry it in my left front pants pocket, so I'm glad I'm long through having children.
ReplyDeleteHoly crap! You're old!
ReplyDeleteDec '67 I was in 2nd grade.
Stu - I'm glad you found out something good today.
ReplyDeleteBill - I've got a belt carrier. So my left kidney is toast.
John - Yeah but how many times? 67, 68, 69 & 70?
So I can add radiated brain to my long list of insanities?
ReplyDeleteI already have enough things to worry about, and won't be adding cell phone radiation to it.
ReplyDeleteKathy - Not even 5G!!!?
ReplyDeleteI'm rarely talking on my phone, I much prefer texting and many days I barely touch it at all, so I think I'm safe. It lives on the table, not in my pocket.
ReplyDeleteRiver - I'm rarely on the phone but despise texting. When is texting over? Will another OK be coming or not? At least on the phone when you hang up you're done.
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