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To: Keith Feral who wrote (8278)11/29/2000 4:56:31 AM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (2) of 34857
 
I was amused to find, on clicking 'respond' on Puck's obviously sacred thread to point out that Disney has withdrawn rights to include Minnie Mouse and other Disney characters on cellphone covers, that I have been banned! <You have been excluded from posting messages to this subject.

Please contact the originator of the thread or SI to resolve the situation.
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Disney has banned Nokia from using their characters because Disney is concerned about brain tumours and other health-damaging effects of microwave radiation. They don't want their image tainted with possible damage to people.

Will they do a Disney character safety recall [like a Firestone tyre or something] to prevent Nokia's young customers meeting an early death due to Minnie Mouse on a phone?

I heard Tero knows a thing or two about brains. What do you say Tero, are Nokia and Minnie Mouse causing cancer or other photonic damage in children's brains as Disney obviously thinks is possible?

So, Uncle Scrooge, Donald, Minnie and Maurice have all been banned. Cool!

Go Puck! You are hereby banned from my own sacred threads and here, so let's all make like a hockey stick and get the Puck out of here.

Tero, you are not banned from here, just the Globalstar thread.

Mqurice
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