CNN: Don’t eat your Apple iPhone, iPod, or their earbuds
Friday, November 09, 2007 - 01:08 PM EDT"If CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta had his way, when you unwrapped your new iPod or iPhone this Christmas, there might be the following warning label:
SURGEON GENERAL’S WARNING: Ingesting or inhaling your iPhone or iPod earbuds may be hazardous to your health.
Poor reports, "The November 9 CNN “American Morning” warned of the dangers of iPods. The screen read 'IPOD & IPHONE DANGER – CAN THEY HURT YOU?'"
"Gupta reported that the cord connecting the earbuds to your iPod contain phthalates, according to the litigious Center for Environmental Health. Phthalates are a substance often used for increasing the flexibility of plastics, but according to an article on macnn.com phthalates 'may hinder the sexual development of mammals," Poor reports. "But even Gupta did not say that using an iPod or an iPhone as intended would be dangerous... 'So the immediate takeaway is, don’t eat your iPhone or your earbuds?' asked CNN co-anchor John Roberts. 'Or breathe it in,' Gupta replied."
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Direct link via YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4tzo8XDtig
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MacDailyNews Take: We guess Apple wasn't kidding back in January 2005 when they said Do not eat iPod shuffle.

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Uh, yeah, and tie your shoe laces. Brush your teeth. Wash your hands.
Really, the government needs to legislate common sense. I think it is high time we get serious about this.
And, don't forget, idiot is a bad word to describe some one who is other wise a MORON.