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Phone 2
oh, and I am a midlander working in london - best of both worlds!!
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Must admit, during a good clear out session, I always play on my iPhone. During the clear up operation, the crotch of my pants offers a perfect hammock to hold the phone.
Had to laugh the other day, fresh from said hammock my idiot manager started derising the general Apple / iPhone, picking mine up to cast her beady eyes over..........if only she knew where it had just been resting.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostBBC News - Now wash your hands - and your mobile
So if a Londoner in Birmingham offers to shake your hand after lending you his phone you have a good chance you are gonna have a case of the trots later!
Nice
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Have you got poo on your phone?
BBC News - Now wash your hands - and your mobile
They found 16% of phones and 16% of hands harboured E. coli (Escherichia coli), bacteria which inhabit the human intestines.
The largest proportion of contaminated phones was in Birmingham (41%) while Londoners were caught with the highest proportion of E. coli present on hands (28%).
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