A Gutfeld Encore…A Study Shows Young People Growing “Horns” On Skulls From Phone Use

The One w/ Greg Gutfeld

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🗓️ 15 November 2022

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Greg revisits a panel discussion with former US Marines Bomb Technician and FOX News Contributor, Johnny Joey Jones, actor & comedian Jim Florentine, and Co-hosts of the Tyrus and Timpf podcast, Tyrus and Kat Timpf, on a 2019 study from the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia that showed young people are growing “horns” on their skulls from excessive phone use. Follow Greg on Twitter: @GregGutfeld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Can being on the horn make you horny?
0:06.7	Literally horny.
0:08.3	A headline in the Washington Post scared the crap out of us this week.
0:11.9	Quote, horns are growing on young people's skulls.
0:16.0	Cause phone use is to blame.
0:18.6	Research suggests.
0:21.5	Newsweek called them spikes.
0:24.0	Spikes growing from our skulls caused by the forward tilt of the head
0:28.8	when we look at our phones.
0:31.0	It shifts the weight in your muscles and your spine and your skull.
0:34.8	And it causes a spiky bone spur.
0:38.0	Just a bone spur.
0:39.2	Not really spikes or horns.
0:41.4	Those headlines were kind of misleading.
0:43.4	I was picturing horns, weren't you like devil horns maybe?
0:49.4	Or ram horns?
0:52.2	Yes.
0:54.2	Maybe a French horn?
0:55.8	Yes.
0:56.8	How'd you like that growing out of your skull?
0:58.7	Or perhaps this horn?
1:00.7	You know, I really think the music makes it pleasurable.
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