Cell phones might be causing horns to grow on young people's skulls
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
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Cool, but those look tiring.
TTFN - Kent
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Cool, but those look tiring.
TTFN - Kent
I'll bet he has a date every Saturday night! Just sayin...
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
Is it all kids with cellphones, or only the ones with android phones? Nihil mali faciatis!
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
That's not an adaptation to the environment, it is Gods' impeccable design, and we are the final version :rolleyes:
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
Pretty soon we'll look like the Talos 4 inhabitants: https://i.imgur.com/xMIhZwQ.jpg[^] (SFW)
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
I suspect that young types incur far more skull damage from walking into lampposts while checking Twitface.
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
So that's why those young adults behave like they do! (They're horny :-\ )
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn-like bone spurs appear on younger adults (the most frequent users of those devices).
Bull!
If I'm going to grow horns, at least make them a cool ones, not small ones off the back of my head. Unicorn or go home! (or maybe like Bighorn sheep?) edit: typo on title
