Steve Miller Is Out Of Money, It Seems

[CommanderJameson]

Surprise surprise, it's in the Daily Mail. This is uninformed ste even by their low, low standards.

The Daily Mail said:

The DJ, who once played at the massive Pacha club in Ibiza, is hit by dizziness, confusion and nausea whenever he’s near a wi-fi connection.

No, he isn't.

The Daily Mail said:

Steve, who is best known by his stagename Afterlife, told the Sun: ‘I feel like an exile on my own planet. It’s almost impossible to find somewhere without wi-fi nowadays.
‘If I go somewhere, I can instantly sense the wi-fi and have to leg it.’

No, you can't, Steve.

The Daily Mail said:

The condition, known as electromagnetic sensitivity, affects two per cent of the population, and this is set to grow as more people opt for wireless internet signals.

No, it doesn't. No, it isn't. Oh look! I'm having a Daily Mail hysterical science party, and Mr Evidence isn't invited!

The Daily Mail said:

There have been calls for the Government to determine whether or not wireless networks can damage your health.

Yes, from complete fking idiots.

Look, you fktastic halfwits and washed-up no-job needs-publicity DJ, there's about a bazillion things broadcasting on the same frequencies as those used by wifi networks. You'd have fking noticed by now.

Jesus TF Christ. This sort of un-science really gets on my tits.

And another thing:

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1201896/Allergic-wi-fi-How-electrosmog-leaves-Afterlife-DJ-agony.html?ITO=1490#ixzz0MTd3siVH

fk YOU very much, dailymail.co.uk, for appending this st every time I cut and paste.

[rpguk]

As part of there general scaremongering bks, the DM is notorious for printing terrible pseudo science. This kind of crap puts back the human race!

[Man-At-Arms]

what is it with all the st stories in the Daily Wail today !

[NiceCupOfTea]

Man-At-Arms said:

what is it with all the st stories in the Daily Wail every day?

EFA

[Speed_Demon]

Man-At-Arms said:

what is it with all the st stories in the Daily Wail every day !

FYP

[Jesus TF Christ]

CommanderJameson said:

Jesus TF Christ. This sort of un-science really gets on my tits.

Coincidently, I do know someone who can feel certain signals, although he has never mentioned wi-fi. This is also due to him having wires running through his body from a battery pack to his brain rather than any natural sensitivity.

[Alfa_75_Steve]

This guy was interviewed on Jeremy Vine's show the other day.

What a load of bks.

[Cas_P]

[quote]In April, teaching leaders called for the technology to be removed from schools to protect children from a heightened risk of sterility and cancer.
[/quote]

WTF!?! Jesus christ, put me on a plane to Australia, this country is going/fk it has gone down the pan!

[Baby Huey]

This Steve Miller sounds like a real joker.

[Ayahuasca]

He should have taken the money and run. Abracadabra, just like that.

[ShadownINja]

Baby Huey said:

This Steve Miller sounds like a real joker.

http://www.instantrimshot.com/

[tubbystu]

Alfa_75_Steve said:

This guy was interviewed on Jeremy Vine's show the other day.

What a load of bks.

And you are surprised ? The show which after is all is only The Daily Mail for those who cannot read...........

Anyway, back to DJ Numb-nuts................ treatment already exists



though results have been varied.

A bit kill or cure

[southendpier]

2% OF THE POPULATION. Oh my god, I'm worried. 2% is a lot of people, nearly 2 in every hundred more or less.

[chrisxr2]

twas also mentioned in the sun yesterday.

[anonymous-user]

Baby Huey said:

This Steve Miller sounds like a real joker.

Nah. I think he's just been toking too often. Around midnight would be my guess.

[BrabusMog]

It's st like this that always made me wonder why I read the Mail. But their scaremogering over swine flu tipped me over the edge last week and I won't buy it until they change editors now. Not that that probably matters to anyone, but it's about time I made a stand!

[glazbagun]

Jesus TF Christ said:

CommanderJameson said:

Jesus TF Christ. This sort of un-science really gets on my tits.

Coincidently, I do know someone who can feel certain signals, although he has never mentioned wi-fi. This is also due to him having wires running through his body from a battery pack to his brain rather than any natural sensitivity.

Can't plasma lamps/van de graf generators kill pacemakers?

[jdw1234]

glazbagun said:

Jesus TF Christ said:

CommanderJameson said:

Jesus TF Christ. This sort of un-science really gets on my tits.

Coincidently, I do know someone who can feel certain signals, although he has never mentioned wi-fi. This is also due to him having wires running through his body from a battery pack to his brain rather than any natural sensitivity.

Can't plasma lamps/van de graf generators kill pacemakers?

Doesnt sound like a pace maker, maybe a brain stimulation box for epilepsy/petite mal.

Edited by jdw1234 on Tuesday 28th July 13:06

[Horse_Apple]

rpguk said:

As part of there general scaremongering bks, the DM is notorious for printing terrible pseudo science. This kind of crap puts back the human race!

Not at all. It is an essential tool for spotting and hence avoiding the Eloi.

As for the Disco Chimp’s dizziness, more likely to be down to a cocktail of kitchen products purchased from some scrote.

[Jesus TF Christ]

jdw1234 said:

glazbagun said:

Jesus TF Christ said:

CommanderJameson said:

Jesus TF Christ. This sort of un-science really gets on my tits.

Coincidently, I do know someone who can feel certain signals, although he has never mentioned wi-fi. This is also due to him having wires running through his body from a battery pack to his brain rather than any natural sensitivity.

Can't plasma lamps/van de graf generators kill pacemakers?

Doesnt sound like a pace maker, maybe a brain stimulation box for epilepsy/petite mal.

Edited by jdw1234 on Tuesday 28th July 13:06

It's to try and alleviate pain, which he feels constantly.