OrnotBitwise
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Hey Charver! What the hell tartan is that, anyway? I thought I recognized it but I was wrong.
OrnotBitwise said:Hey Charver! What the hell tartan is that, anyway? I thought I recognized it but I was wrong.
Oh. Well, I had to ask. I've learned something today, even if I'm Brittneyed as to what it really means.charver said:It's the Burberry house check.
It's all linked to the the 'charver/chav' thing. Burberry being the uniform of the charver.
toby2 said:You are not paying attention Any. Note the study... over 14 year period and over 5 million scans there were 7000 that noted some point about fat. Those numbers don't justify this story.
AnyOldIron said:Then it is the study you are arguing against, not the BBC.
They didn't conduct the study, they are reporting on another body's study as they do with a great many studies...
Americans 'too fat for x-rays'
Some scans are unable to penetrate the excess fat
Increasing numbers of Americans are becoming too fat to fit into X-ray machines, US researchers report.
The nation's rising obesity problems mean many citizens are not only too large for scanners but they have too much fat for the rays to penetrate
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/5219884.stm
What a bunch of crap. They indicate that CT scans, ultrasound and x rays are all alike. Try again!
To big to fit into an xray machine? Maybe they have different machines in the UK but every xray machine I have seen you don't have to fit into.
You would have to be at least 1500 pounds to not be able to fit into a CT Scanner.
maybe people are to fat, but don't make something out of nothing.