How the Health Crisis was solved 80 years ago.

[MF Perm tha Fineass]

Fantastic attempt to save face.

I was posting one-liners because everything I had to say at the time could be said in one line. Unlike some people (yes, you), I don't feel the need to add fluff and turn them into paragraphs to make myself sound more legit. For a while there I thought you might be related to Stephen King.

Anyways, carry on~

Ya I thought you'd bitch out. Thanks gangster.

[Gadritan]

Ya I thought you'd bitch out. Thanks gangster.

Fail x2.

[MF Perm tha Fineass]

Fail x2.

You fall for it every time, I can do this all day.


Faggot.

[Gadritan]

You fall for it every time, I can do this all day.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH.

Faggot.

Oh yeah? Well your mom...

[Rhinox]

How is that a Whoosh? lol

Let me guess?


WHOOOOSSHH

[Gadritan]

You're doing it all wrong. It's wayyyyyyy cooler without the "h."

[Rhinox]

Don't know what to tell you bro... Its not a whoosh if no one gets it.

[Gadritan]

Heading out for the night, soooooooo....

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ritan/flag.jpg

Was fun. Peace out G-Funk-Skillet.

Edit: It's only a whoosh if people don't get it. That qualifies as a double whoosh. Thanks.

[Olo401]

Why do I feel like I'm the trivia contest host from the movie Happy Gilmore?

[MF Perm tha Fineass]

Why do I feel like I'm the trivia contest host from the movie Happy Gilmore?

lol well played

[Dimmauk]

This made me laugh. So now its the Republicans turn to deal with Town Hall Bursters. It wasnt very american of McCain to throw out that lady. He is trampling on her Free Speech rights. LOL


McCain speaks with angry crowd at Ariz. town hall
AP
By AMANDA LEE MYERS, Associated Press Writer Amanda Lee Myers, Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 10 mins ago

PHOENIX – Sen. John McCain met with an angry crowd at a town-hall meeting about health care reform Wednesday, sometimes having to fight to talk and telling one woman who wouldn't stop yelling that she had to leave.

The Arizona senator hadn't yet opened up the meeting at McCain's central Phoenix church to questions when one audience member continuously yelled over him.

"You're going to have to stop or you're going to have to leave," McCain told the woman. When security guards approached to escort her out, he told her "Goodbye, see ya" to a round of applause.

After McCain opened it up to questioning, one man angrily pointed at him and asked the senator why he deserves a better health care plan than him.

"I'm trying to get it for you," McCain told him. "We'll do it for you. We'll make it affordable and available to you."

Other audience members in the crowd of 2,000 told McCain about their medical problems, such as HIV and multiple sclerosis.

McCain urged them he would fight for health care reform but reiterated his opposition to President Barack Obama's plan to create a government option to compete with private insurers, arguing that it would be the eventual end of private insurers in the U.S.

Obama and most Democrats say a government option would serve to balance the power of private insurers. But insurance companies see it as a step toward a government takeover, and many business groups agree.

When McCain was trying to answer questions from reporters after the town hall, one audience member yelled at him that he gets hundreds of thousands of dollars from insurance companies every year.

In a voice of feigned surprise, McCain said "Really? I didn't know that."

"There's more interest and involvement in this issue than I've ever seen in many years on a domestic issue," McCain said afterward. "There's obviously strong feeling and emotions on this issue and I think the town-hall meetings are a very important way to get people's viewpoints and allow them to deal directly with their elected representative."

The Democratic plan has repeatedly run into problems at such meetings. Throughout August, unruly opponents have tried to shout down lawmakers at local town hall meetings.

McCain also spoke against the proposal at a much more subdued town-hall meeting Tuesday in the retirement community of Sun City.

McCain canceled a Friday trip to Flagstaff so he can attend services for longtime colleague Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who died Tuesday night.

[Olo401]

When McCain was trying to answer questions from reporters after the town hall, one audience member yelled at him that he gets hundreds of thousands of dollars from insurance companies every year.

In a voice of feigned surprise, McCain said "Really? I didn't know that."

Yeah and he didn't know about his Indian casino buddies giving him money either. What a lying sack of shit.

[Suited Aces]

What a lying sack of shit.

Well, in his defense... he is a politician.

[Olo401]

Well, in his defense... he is a politician.

[eunhye]

'Cruel and neglectful' care of one million NHS patients exposed - Telegraph

Inexcusable

[Olo401]

'Cruel and neglectful' care of one million NHS patients exposed - Telegraph

Inexcusable

That's a pretty serious problem in this country too. I've seen at least three nursing homes closed down due to patient negligence and heard about many others (my mother works in dietary management so we're pretty in tune to what goes on in hospitals/nursing homes).

[SwampdonkeyPLD]

'Cruel and neglectful' care of one million NHS patients exposed - Telegraph

Inexcusable

Oh but they're the model standard.

[Dimmauk]

'Cruel and neglectful' care of one million NHS patients exposed - Telegraph

Inexcusable

This is somehow Obama's fault. I just need to figure out how.

[Rhinox]

'Cruel and neglectful' care of one million NHS patients exposed - Telegraph

Inexcusable

You got us there. This doesn't happen here in anyway shape or form. Nope not at all.

[SwampdonkeyPLD]

You got us there. This doesn't happen here in anyway shape or form. Nope not at all.

Lol, so if there is no difference b/w what were gonna get and what we have now, why go through all the trouble and just create more problems?