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6. Just a coincidence, I'm sure. Radiation is invisible, so

Wed Apr 3, 2013, 11:12 AM

Apr 2013

it clearly has no impact on human health.

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Interesting study. iemitsu Apr 2013 #1

Yep. How about the increased use of GM foods iemitsu Apr 2013 #3

lol, you win ... a NEW CAR! closeupready Apr 2013 #7

I can't get the link work for me madokie Apr 2013 #4

It's in google's cache bananas Apr 2013 #9

Thank you bananas :hi: madokie Apr 2013 #10

Just a coincidence, I'm sure. Radiation is invisible, so closeupready Apr 2013 #6

"...electron radiation coming off of large power lines..."? RC Apr 2013 #12

Mangano & Sherman are professional data cherry-pickers caraher Apr 2013 #11

They're almost alone in imagining there's anything there to see caraher Apr 2013 #15

Yes, what's happening where the picture is and nearby is awful caraher Apr 2013 #20

Sorry caraher RobertEarl Apr 2013 #19

Well, you got one thing right RobertEarl Apr 2013 #23

When I was a child we used to fish there dreamnightwind Apr 2013 #13

Thanks for the memories! Octafish Apr 2013 #17

Come to think of it dreamnightwind Apr 2013 #18

So I checked with my parents, melanoma killed him dreamnightwind Apr 2013 #24