Electromagnetic pollution - Page 2

susie123 · 13-11-2011, 16:44

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Originally Posted by jedimaster

so how many conspiracy theorists DOES it take to change a lightbulb?

Not as many as it takes to change a normal sane person's point of view (I hope).

jedimaster · 13-11-2011, 16:45

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

How many Conspiracy theorists did it take to change a light bulb? - JREF Forum

"Why bother, the sheeple love to be kept in the dark"

can't argue with that one

MargaretR · 13-11-2011, 17:02

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Originally Posted by susie123

Not as many as it takes to change a normal sane person's point of view (I hope).

Was your degree from Sussex Uni in psychiatry?
If not, how do you qualify to say who and who isn't sane/normal?

MargaretR · 13-11-2011, 17:14

Lightbulb joke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Q. How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb?
A. One–but the light bulb has to really want to change.

jaysay · 13-11-2011, 17:54

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

How many Conspiracy theorists did it take to change a light bulb? - JREF Forum

"Why bother, the sheeple love to be kept in the dark"

Maybe the sheep don't give a toss

MargaretR · 13-11-2011, 17:57

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Maybe the sheep don't give a toss

I wouldn't know - ask Jedimaster

jedimaster · 13-11-2011, 18:01

can't say, we have goats in llandudno!

jaysay · 13-11-2011, 18:24

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Originally Posted by jedimaster

can't say, we have goats in llandudno!

Bet they give a toss either jedi

jedimaster · 13-11-2011, 20:00

naah but when we take em to the edge of the orme they do tend to push back somewhat harder

Margaret Pilkington · 13-11-2011, 20:12

These are the Kashmir goats that live on the Orme...a present from Queen Victoria...she didn't know what to do with them...they kept eating her drawers.

Benipete · 13-11-2011, 20:19

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Originally Posted by jedimaster

naah but when we take em to the edge of the orme they do tend to push back somewhat harder

Not what I've heard in your case.

susie123 · 13-11-2011, 20:20

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Was your degree from Sussex Uni in psychiatry?
If not, how do you qualify to say who and who isn't sane/normal?

Doesn't take a degree in psychiatry to recognise a nutter when you meet one.

However my degree was the culmination of seven years of scientific education which I think qualifies me to be able to follow a discussion like this.

I do agree with Neil's comment on the changing ISP thread:

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Even when not in use wifi access points still transmit to help users find them.
Then again you could have people all around you using wifi or wireless video extenders, bluetooth on their mobiles and the 100's of other things that transmit radio signals.

Should keep you busy finding all that lot.

Neil · 13-11-2011, 20:49

I have heard a rumour that they might be installing a CCTV camera at the top of Heron Way to keep an eye on the new football fields and building up there.

You best start lining your walls and windows with tin foil because the new cameras they install send the video to Greenbank using a WiFi type transmission system. It bounces the signal from camera to camera using those odd looking square dish type antenna

MargaretR · 13-11-2011, 21:17

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Originally Posted by Neil

I have heard a rumour that they might be installing a CCTV camera at the top of Heron Way to keep an eye on the new football fields and building up there.

You best start lining your walls and windows with tin foil because the new cameras they install send the video to Greenbank using a WiFi type transmission system. It bounces the signal from camera to camera using those odd looking square dish type antenna

I think that you are just being mischievous

There is a burglar alarm active - saw the security engineer's van coming and going and a dim light on the gable glows all night to show it's active.
Cameras would prevent theft of grass so until that is in short supply there are no need for cameras.

Susan - there is ample need for good nutter spotters in Morecambe - the desire to live there is enough. My wifi is disabled by accessing the homehub control panel as you will see in the thread where you should have made such comment.

PS - end to thread wandering - this topic matters

susie123 · 13-11-2011, 21:34

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Susan - there is ample need for good nutter spotters in Morecambe - the desire to live there is enough. My wifi is disabled by accessing the homehub control panel as you will see in the thread where you should have made such comment.

PS - end to thread wandering - this topic matters

You're right plenty of nutters in Morecambe but I don't count myself among them as I didn't desire to live there but ended up there by chance though it's a good placeto be.

Thank you for telling me where I should have made my other comment but as you mentioned your wifi in the first post of this thread I thought it would be OK here. I think Neil and I were referring to the other wifis etc that may be next door, outside or wherever.

But as you say an end to thread wandering. What's next on your hit list?