Spark gap transmitters went out a long time ago. No, cell phones do not arc. Probably the root of the reason that they don't want you using cell phones a filling stations is the old "get off the phone and pay attention to what you are doing" bit. The rumor mills, being what they are, took it from there.
I would be more worried about being hit by lightning. The chances are greater.
What? Cell phones attract lightning? Oh, I gotta send that message to all my friends.
-Jack
Then why would elasticity be important?...if nothing needs to change shape.
Have a nice week...
Trent
Certified breast self-exam subcontractor.
Oh god, another rumer :)
Sounds expensive. Take a video camera when you go, and bring me the tape. :)
I should go check that out, 'cept I bet I can't afford it. Dang it. I took SWMBO out to dinner at Burger King and that shot my budget for the week.
I am SO sick of being broke.
(Yeah, well, it would help if I hadn't just bought a $200 lathe, but I'm trying to wallow in self pity here.)
ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why did you say that? WHY?
It's a small world after allllll.....
ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's one up on playing one on TV.
That's balderdash. I've had the same prescription since my junior year of high school, and I was... Well, hell, let's not go there.
I know, they didn't mention the price. I figured if they aren't telling me the price, I don't have to ask, I can't afford it.
Me too.
Bill Ranck Blacksburg, Va.
I believe you're confusing lens elasticity w/eyeball shape. The eyeball being out of round, so to speak, is what causes near/farsightedness. Loss of lens elasticity as one ages is what leads to needing reading glasses, especially in lower light situations.
Renata
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