Mobile phones 'more dangerous than smoking'

[Luposapien]

Got my first mobile phone at the beginning of the year. I've never cared much for talking on the phone, and still don't, so I don't spend much time on it at all. Probably use it more to check the weather report than anything else.

Anyway, I don't know if it's just a bit of psychosomatic paranoia, but I swear that when I carry the phone in my pocket, I often feel a tingling sensation in my leg, and sometimes even numbness. Don't know if this is a common occurrence, but it definitely makes me wonder what it's doing to my already-too-squishy gray matter when I've got it up to my head.

[crikkett]

I guess I need some clarification.

Does Mobile Phone = Cell Phone?

Or should we also include cordless phones, like I use at home?

I rarely ever use my cell phone -- it's for emergency only. But geesh, I use my cordless phone alot!

I am not very learned in these fields of technology so I would greatly appreciate someone's input so I won't worry myself to death.

Thanks!

I quit using my cordless phone since I was on it in the kitchen and the microwave interfered with the signal. Creepy!

[Penguin]

Thats nothing. If the microwave had malfunctioned due to the phone, Id be very scared.

[beeline]

[H_C_E]

If I talk out my ass, will I get rectal cancer?