We need a spell checker on this lolMy new computer toy
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yes the phone smells your breath aand can tell you if you have bad breath lol. Yes i to have been to Japan a little place caled Ito on the coast went there in 1971 with the British navy. 1st time aa RN ship caalled into the place for 100 yeaars and we had a celibration.......mmmmmm i could tell you some stories from all over the world lol .......but then i would have to kill you ...lol We need a spell checker on this lol
We need a spell checker on this lol
Just curious, King... what you gonna be when you grow up? Are you attending a University? Sure wish I had been smarter in my youth and gone.KingFo1 wrote:Well, I have to use Windows for my course work this semester, sooo that change will be a long time coming. Speaking of which, my Internet Programming course looks like it'll be a very interesting challenge, it'll be alot of work though...
I got my degree from a local Junior College. My oldest son is currently attending a University... I'm jealous but glad he is smarter then his mom! 
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New cell phones detect bad breath
MELBOURNE, Australia, Sep. 26 (UPI) -- A new cell phone developed by German-based Siemens is fitted with mini-sensors that can detect bad breath.
Not only does the cell phone prevent social embarrassment, it could will save lives, according to Siemens researcher Dr. Maximilian Fleischer.
Fleischer said the microchip sensors can also measure how much alcohol a person has had to drink, the level of oxygen in the air, or whether there is a gas leak or fire nearby, reported the Melbourne Herald Sun Sunday.
lol anyone need one lol
MELBOURNE, Australia, Sep. 26 (UPI) -- A new cell phone developed by German-based Siemens is fitted with mini-sensors that can detect bad breath.
Not only does the cell phone prevent social embarrassment, it could will save lives, according to Siemens researcher Dr. Maximilian Fleischer.
Fleischer said the microchip sensors can also measure how much alcohol a person has had to drink, the level of oxygen in the air, or whether there is a gas leak or fire nearby, reported the Melbourne Herald Sun Sunday.
lol anyone need one lol
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wow maybe the phone invented it ITSELF!! maybe it's tired of funky breath leaning up against it all day. that could explain why some phones just die. "f'it I'm outta here!!" can't take the odor 