Apathy Curve: Telefon

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Monday, April 16, 2007

Telefon

Don't answer that:

Rumours swept through Afghanistan on Monday that a deadly virus was being spread by mobile telephone calls...

Many worried Afghan mobile phone users called family and friends, warning them not to answer calls from strange numbers. Some people said they had heard that several people had been killed by the mystery virus in Kabul at the weekend.

The rumours appear to have spread from neighbouring Pakistan where last week a similar scare frightened countless mobile phone users.

*snort* Ignorant fucking savages.

A similar (but more satisfying) result can be achieved by giving a troop of monkeys a blow dryer and a bowl of water.

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