If only I got a dollar for every brain cancer scam on the Internet

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A co-worker sent an email (to all 250+ of us) saying he'd just read an article that linked cell phone usage to brain tumors.

OK. That's a fair warning.

Then he included a link to a website where we could purchase a holographic STICKER to put inside our phones that would supposedly protect us from the radiation.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Did I mention the website looks to be the lead-in for a pyramid scheme or other scan? Yeah.

If he was really concerned about the health and safety of his co-workers he could have said he'd read an article about this thing called cigarettes and that they've been proven to cause lung cancer.

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