Nasty wifi hobbits!

[Ric_]

Check out The Register at http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04...i_panic_again/ - particularly pay close attention to the comments!

It's ridiculous... although I wonder if I could get government funding to perform a 'scientific' test.

[Dos_Box]

You couldn't make it up could you?

[webman]

Heh, what a bunch of softies. Too much Wifi.. too hot at 26c.. Next they'll be complaining they have to teach kids! 8)

[bishopsgarthstockton]

yawn yawn. teachers need a social life. first mobile phones, now wifi?

[localzuk]

Next it will be the murmering of the air conditioning unit causing the kids to misbehave, rather than the boring lesson and the low attention span due to lack of interest in the subject matter.

People always fear and blame what they don't understand. And that makes us purveyors of filth and evil Sounds like a good job title doesn't it?

[Halfmad]

I'd think there was far more electromagnetic radiation from the 20+ mobile phones that will be in pupils pockets and switched on during class..

[jopijedd]

Of course it is WiFi thats making the kids disruptive! It has nothing to do with the dozen cans of Red Bull they're drinking before they go into the class! </sarcasm>

[bishopsgarthstockton]

I once got asked to do lunch time duty in the packed lunch area. the majority of them had redbull, cakes, crisps, sweets... sandwiches and fruit went in the bin.

Buzzing

[mark]

Yours sounds like one of those 'Healthy Schools' bishopsgarthstockton

[bishopsgarthstockton]

haha yes.... and we have a healthy eating award

[Ric_]

At least the beeb can be trusted to tell it how it is... a load of nonsense!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6583815.stm