Re: Letters with **three** cases?

>>>>> "Tommi" == Tommi Nieminen <tommiDOTnieminen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Tommi> If you ever come to Finland,

I've been to Helsinki twice.


Tommi> you'd better prepare for the sight of whole busloads of
Tommi> people sitting with their cellphones tightly in their claws
Tommi> and busily tapping the keys :-)

I didn't notice that. Maybe things have changed since my last visit
in 2002?


Tommi> Finns don't like talking, at least not aloud or in public
Tommi> places, so SMS's were truly the God's gift to us. (Okay,
Tommi> light sarcasm here :-))

In some cities (not in Finland), use of mobile phones is forbidden on
public transport. The rationale is that buses and trains have a metal
shell, which shield the radio waves. So, the mobile phones can't
receive well, and they would then switch to higher-power modes and
emit more radiation. This higher level of radiation is assumed to be
harmful to other passengers. So, many law-makers accept this "theory"
and hence have passed laws to forbid the use of mobile phones in
public vehicles!



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Lee Sau Dan 李守敦 ~{@nJX6X~}

E-mail: danlee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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