Harmful wireless mouses (possibly)

**lom** · 13-11-2008, 01:14 PM

You have only drawn a very quick conclusion based on your experience, that is far from having proved it. But you would probably not understand the difference..
Are you somehow related to Boon Me?

**DrivingForce** · 13-11-2008, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

Originally Posted by lom

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

now that's one strong frigging signal anyway you look at it

No it isn't and you ain't got a clue.
It is only a few milliwatts and you can compare that to a WIFI router (~100 mW) or a mobile phone (~500 - 2000 mW).
Cordless mouses are battery operated so it is of interest for the designer to keep
power consumption at a low level.

If you are so convinced that the mouse is causing your problems then you'd better look at what kind of plastic it is made of or what paint they have used..

are you having this problem???

Then don't presume to tell me "I ain't got a clue"!! I figured it out so I most definitely have a clue it's morons like you that are the idiots because you blindly believe everything your told by a corporation who only cares about making a profit off your back and not what their products potentially do to people..

If you think it's the paint or the plastic causing this then that makes you the clueless one because once they are cured and a few weeks old especially after long term use they no longer give off dangerous chemicals especially in an amount harmful enough to cause such a reaction..

I also have 2 wireless mice one Microsoft and the other is the Logitech and they have both caused the same problems..

Keda I know my finger prints will come back, they already are and that wasn't the most uncomfortable thing about this in the first place, that was mostly inconvenience..

now for those of you who think your hi-so and all knowing I have no agenda here you can be assholes if you want but it just serves to make you look ignorant and mindless boobs in the end to argue with the guy who has the first hand knowledge and personal experience instead of just giving it proper consideration..

assholes like you would argue the sky is blue...and it reflects more your lack of intellect than it does my personal experience....so if you have nothing of importance or relevance to contribute to the thread I'd appreciate it if you'd just stay out of it altogether..

this thread is intended to be a serious and informative thread for those who wish to enlighten themselves it's not a debate or shit slinging thread you can't deny me what I know for what you have no clue about, all others fok off!!

Melvbot Blue tooth is a friggin brand name for a specific type of those types of devices, just as Kleenex is to tissues for example, so again I guess that makes you the clueless one too.. not every wireless device is a "Blue Tooth" brand name which was originally coined by Ericsson mobile...

today the name "Blue Tooth" is commonly used to describe a wireless device because the technology is relative but that doesn't make it a "Blue Tooth" product and that is what I was referring to...

I have read numerous "fact" sheets since this now (just like the ones they put out about key boards and monitors originally) and they all agree that there is radiation being emitted from "blue tooth" devices.. In small doses over shorter periods they are probably not too serious but in continuous doses over long periods of use they add up and then who's to say? not every person is the same either some get cancer from certain triggers and some don't, it is certain that has never been tested thoroughly before release as that would take decades to do properly not just a few months.

there was a time when they insisted key boards were safe too and how many have had problems with carpal tunnel syndrome? and how about the eye problems with monitors that require a filter screen when being used for long periods??

If you discount my experience out of hand without your own proof and believe otherwise, that makes you nothing short of a fool!!!

I just bet you believe everything you read in the Daily Mail too.....

says the genius who couldn't handle a simple cat scratch...

**melvbot** · 13-11-2008, 02:24 PM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

Melvbot Blue tooth is a friggin brand name for a specific type of those types of devices, just as Kleenex is to tissues for example, so again I guess that makes you the clueless one too.. not every wireless device is a "Blue Tooth" brand name which was originally coined by Ericsson mobile...

Believe it or not fucknuts I was trying to help.

Bluetooth is a wireless protocol for connecting devices at short range. No not every wireless device is Bluetooth which is why I said it may be an RF connection as well.

Whatever signal it uses its obviously quite strong, wiped your fingerprints and affected your brain at the same time.

**melvbot** · 13-11-2008, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

I don't know about a blue tooth? I'm just talking about a wireless mouse but now that you mention it sure! why not a blue tooth??

Melvbot Blue tooth is a friggin brand name for a specific type of those types of devices, just as Kleenex is to tissues for example, so again I guess that makes you the clueless one too.. not every wireless device is a "Blue Tooth" brand name which was originally coined by Ericsson mobile...today the name "Blue Tooth" is commonly used to describe a wireless device because the technology is relative but that doesn't make it a "Blue Tooth" product and that is what I was referring to...

For someone who didnt have a clue what Bluetooth was yesterday you seem to be quite the expert on it now.

**kingwilly** · 13-11-2008, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

says the moron who couldn't handle a simple cat scratch...

yup.

the radiation in a blue tooth mouse is causing you a disease.

**Texpat** · 13-11-2008, 02:49 PM

Dangerous products can make your parts fall off.

Best to steer clear.

**Travelmate** · 13-11-2008, 02:51 PM

Hmm looks to me only children are posting on this thread.Right I am off.

**DrivingForce** · 13-11-2008, 03:23 PM

Originally Posted by melvbot

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

I don't know about a blue tooth? I'm just talking about a wireless mouse but now that you mention it sure! why not a blue tooth??

Melvbot Blue tooth is a friggin brand name for a specific type of those types of devices, just as Kleenex is to tissues for example, so again I guess that makes you the clueless one too.. not every wireless device is a "Blue Tooth" brand name which was originally coined by Ericsson mobile...today the name "Blue Tooth" is commonly used to describe a wireless device because the technology is relative but that doesn't make it a "Blue Tooth" product and that is what I was referring to...

For someone who didnt have a clue what Bluetooth was yesterday you seem to be quite the expert on it now.

that doesn't say that I didn't have a clue, it says that I understood your question that you were asking about blue tooth? not my Mouse...genius....

You were the one that sounded clueless not me that's why I explained, so I guess your brain cells have been more adversely affected than mine..

anyway thanks for your attempted help it got lost in all of the other BS posts...

**melvbot** · 13-11-2008, 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

that doesn't say that I didn't have a clue, it says that I understood your question that you were asking about blue tooth? not my Mouse...genius....

You were the one that sounded clueless not me that's why I explained, so I guess your brain cells have been more adversely affected than mine..

anyway thanks for your attempted help it got lost in all of the other BS posts...

So this quote

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

I don't know about a blue tooth? I'm just talking about a wireless mouse but now that you mention it sure! why not a blue tooth??

Means you knew that your mouse's connection to the computer was by Bluetooth or not?

**DrivingForce** · 13-11-2008, 04:51 PM

Originally Posted by melvbot

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

that doesn't say that I didn't have a clue, it says that I understood your question that you were asking about blue tooth? not my Mouse...genius....

You were the one that sounded clueless not me that's why I explained, so I guess your brain cells have been more adversely affected than mine..

anyway thanks for your attempted help it got lost in all of the other BS posts...

So this quote

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

I don't know about a blue tooth? I'm just talking about a wireless mouse but now that you mention it sure! why not a blue tooth??

Means you knew that your mouse's connection to the computer was by Bluetooth or not?

just drop it!!! or not? either way I'm done..I made my explanation...

**melvbot** · 13-11-2008, 04:57 PM

OK, consider yourself and your topic well and truly dropped.

**DrivingForce** · 13-11-2008, 05:04 PM

Originally Posted by lom

You have only drawn a very quick conclusion based on your experience, that is far from having proved it. But you would probably not understand the difference..
Are you somehow related to Boon Me?

nothing quick about it, it is a discovery based on over 5 years of personally scrutinized empirical evidence, continue being an ass though your so practiced at it.. Are you related to Emperor Tud somehow?

Sorry Tud that's not fair to you..

"All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best."... familiar with this phrase??

**kingwilly** · 13-11-2008, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

"All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best."

actually the simplest solution is that the aliens are doing it to you, to make you stop using the bluetooth mouse because the rays from the bluetooth mouse are interferring with their navigation signals and they cannot get home....

**dirtydog** · 13-11-2008, 06:27 PM

Whilst we are on the subject I would like to know what is the most powerful mobile phone you can buy, mine seems to take too long when making pop corn, also want to do great big bowl fulls at the same time

**Gerbil** · 13-11-2008, 06:33 PM

I recommend tin foil lined gloves when operating your mouse. See if the problem goes away.

**dirtydog** · 13-11-2008, 06:37 PM

I find wearing a welding mask helps a lot from preventing radiation coming out of your monitor and going into your brain, you could just wrap tin foil round your head and wear a strong pair of sun glasses though

**Thetyim** · 13-11-2008, 06:51 PM

**Thetyim** · 13-11-2008, 08:37 PM

"The death toll in a small town hit by a spate of mouse cord suicides rose to 16 yesterday when two young cousins were found hanged. They died hours apart, leaving the South Wales community of Bridgend reeling from the continuing string of tragedies.

Nathaniel Jones, 15, was still alive when he was discovered in an attic room hanging from his mouse cord at the family home on Wednesday but died yesterday morning when his life-support machine was turned off.

His cousin Kelly Williams, 20, had been told of Nathaniel's suicide bid while she was on holiday in Folkestone, Kent, and warned there was little hope he would survive.

Kelly - who knew two of the young men who died last year - was found hanged by her mouse cord shortly after midnight yesterday by a relative.

A task force involving police, social services, health and education officials has been set up to investigate the series of tragedies and discussions have taken place at government level over the spate of young deaths - all by mouse cord hanging - which started in January 2007."

Source : DangerMouse Monthly

**DrivingForce** · 13-11-2008, 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by dirtydog

I find wearing a welding mask helps a lot from preventing radiation coming out of your monitor and going into your brain, you could just wrap tin foil round your head and wear a strong pair of sun glasses though

thank you mod whoever finally changed the topic title....

tell ya what DD.. why don't you give it a try and tell us how it works out for you??

I'm so glad I was concerned and considerate enough to post this worth while and informative thread. I should have taken into account the average IQ of 90 though before I decided to post it here..

that'll teach me I guess? no good intention goes unpunished....

**kingwilly** · 14-11-2008, 12:06 AM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

I'm so glad I was concerned and considerate enough to post this worth while and informative thread.

BTW whichever mod changed the thread title was having a laff AT you, you pillock!

**oldgit** · 14-11-2008, 11:43 PM

Have still got finger prints but muscle between thumb and first finger has wasted away but other hand is normal, could that be put down to radio waves? have posted a photo.

**NickA** · 15-11-2008, 12:00 AM

Originally Posted by DrivingForce

thank you mod whoever finally changed the topic title....

My bet is that DD did it, as he is the only one with a British public school education. Few comprehensively educated louts would know that the plural of mouse is mouses

**oldgit** · 15-11-2008, 12:24 AM

He must be from a top notch ser-kool.

According to the PC Dictionary it is "mice." For your reference: PC Dictionary. However it has also been said that because it is a name it is "mouses."

Without a doubt the plural of computer mouse is: MOUSES

MOUSE is an acronym, and is short for Manually-Operated User-Selection Equipment so technically MOUSE is already the plural (... Equipments?) Most people, however pluralise acronyms, and initials in general, by adding a small s, so it would be MOUSEs, which seems a bit silly. Mice is also wrong, as it doesn't stand for anything, but it does make more grammatical sense than calling them MOUSE or MOUSEs. (NB: If a MOUSE was so called because it looked like the animal, then mice would be correct, but that isn't the case, although small body, long tail, who knows...)

It's definitely "mouses". See: Saugus.net: mouse

If in doubt use "pointing devices" (although the term may be a bit too general) :-)

I have been involved with computers since 1985 and have always used "mice" when referring to more than one of them.

Mice or Mouses

Unless you want to look like a smart ass, i suggest saying "mice"
Mice or Mouses

I worked at a school and all the english teachers in the school said it is Mouses when you are talking about the plural computer mouse.

**NickA** · 15-11-2008, 12:37 AM

^see, told you DD was edumacated.

I'd never have thunk it myself.

**DrivingForce** · 15-11-2008, 03:41 AM

Originally Posted by oldgit

Have still got finger prints but muscle between thumb and first finger has wasted away but other hand is normal, could that be put down to radio waves? have posted a photo.

possibly OG? Who knows? it is certain they penetrate, all I can say is that hear I am and I have this degradation and debilitation of my mouse fingers for over 5 years and have been struggling with it trying to figure out why and the only conclusion to be drawn is the one I ultimately came up with..
I stop using my mouse and low and behold almost immediately within days my fingers begin to heal.

Then you post up a supposedly mythical email that makes claims to the same thing that actually confirms my suspicions? quite a bit of irony there if you know what I mean? too much for me not to believe it..

anyway I'm on the mend and you don't change what works so good luck to those who doubt, my post was for those who have the insight and personal concern to think about it for their own personal piece of mind and who maybe experiencing some similar frustration and discomfort and can now have a possible remedy that might work for them too....all others be damned..

so since you can post up pictures you want me to PM the ones I took so you can see what I've been talking about? and post them up?

Do you remember the term "dish pan hands"? from washing dishes too much or something? I've never had that before but as I understand it, it was similar to that in symptoms except it never got any better only worse and no cream made a difference..

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