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| From | General Discussion / Would You Marry A Lap Dancer? For Men And Women Only | |
| Posted | 14 Jun 11 22:43 | |
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I know that most men, because of their concupiscible nature, are attracted to forbidden fruits. Anyone who has stumbled into a strip joint with his buddies knows what I am talking about. That being said, would you automatically classify the hard-working gal who is grinding away on your loins a floozy, not fit to be introduced to your Mom and Dad as your future wife?
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 14 Jun 11 21:12 | |
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Quote: Inhopeless
For God's sake, Steven Hawking - the smartest man on Earth -says that the NHS has saved his life three times! His wheelchair was part-paid with public taxes! I would like to go mano y mano with that commie pinko bastard. If you have a chance to talk to him, tell him I would tie six of my Doctorates behind my back, just to make it a fair fight. Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 14 Jun 11 04:46 | |
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It is a fact that the US taxpayer cannot absorb most of the costs of protecting NATO countries, who spend virtually nothing on their own defense, and also provide UHC for its own citizens. Just last week, retiring Sec. of Defense Robert Gates pointed out that NATO cannot survive if America has to carry a disproportionate amount of the load.
Although most Americans are coming to the realization that we can't intercede in nation building for raghead countries who seem destined to live in the middle-ages, we also understand that is where the ideology exists that wants us all dead. Tough decisions have to be made in the Middle-East. Should NATO be interceding in Libya? The US again is shouldering most of the costs, which amounts to billions of dollars that we have to put on our national credit card because we don't have the money in the bank. |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 13 Jun 11 22:58 | |
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Skoob,
If I get sick or have to seek long term medical care, can I move to the UK and receive care without having to pay anything, no questions asked? The reason I ask is that we have millions of illegals coming across our border, many who have their babies in our hospitals or who seek emergency treatment, and they don't have to pay one centavo. I would hope that you in the UK would be humanitarian enough to allow for this since you could expect the same treatment if you happened to penetrate our wide open border and needed medical care. If we only had to pay for our own citizens, I believe that UHC might work here too. Regards, Doctor B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 13 Jun 11 20:33 | |
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rfreed:
You seem to be accident prone. I suggest that you move closer to a hospital, or even into one, if possible. I certainly wouldn't live 60 miles from nearest hospital, if I were you. Also, when you had your kidney stones removed by surgery, how did the doctor scrape your lung and cause it to collapse? The guy ought to have his license revoked, or at least wear glasses when he operates. Those organs are usually difficult to mistake. You should have sued the son-of-a-bitch for malpractice. Even though these are compelling examples of what is wrong with healthcare in rural America, doesn't Alaska give each resident a $2000 pop just for living there? Couldn't this be used to buy health insurance? You can trust me cause I'm the Doctor. |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 13 Jun 11 04:28 | |
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On the other hand, my wife married well beyond her own academic qualifications and feels intimidated when I wear my academic robes and feather headress when we go to sporting events and social gatherings. |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 10 Jun 11 15:06 | |
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Sounds as if Dr B is overwhelmed by the complexities and difficulties of reality, and instead chooses to focus on doing his best for his immediate loved ones.
The first part of your statement is not true. The reason I am not overwhelmed by the complexities and difficulties of reality is that I understand my finite limitations and leave God's work to God. Focusing on loved ones comes naturally to most of us except politicians and diletantes. |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 9 Jun 11 17:46 | |
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"Reality sucks ass."
Erskin, Sounds like your reality needs to be reframed. Myself, I refuse to dwell on anything that I have no means of changing. I can't stamp out famine in Africa or floods in Montana. I can only try to make myself a better person and take care of myself and family. If I have extra time and energy, I get away by playing golf. Keep life simple by not playing other people's games. Regards, Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 9 Jun 11 14:41 | |
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Mark, Another "rope a dope" moment for you. I have notified my ghost writer to comply. Regards, Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 9 Jun 11 03:03 | |
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Inhopeless, Please don't include golf in your laundry list of depressing world affairs. It is my only escape from this world's evil. I strongly urge you to take up this wonderful sport if you wish to keep your sanity. Although it is a very difficult sport to achieve some degree of competence, it is well worth the effort. I have been playing since I was 12 years old. It offers at least 4 hours escape from family, job and other responsibilities. It also offers an opportunity to have very special time with your friends and business associates. On the other hand, if you really want to dwell on negatives and become depressed, I suggest you read Jean Paul Sartre's Being and Nothingness. It took years for me to recover after reading this piece of philosophic crap. I wish you the very best in your life experiences. Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 17:23 | |
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Sounds like you know something about the game. Or were you talking about something my wife might say to me in bed? Thanks, Dr.B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 17:18 | |
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Skoob, Your conviviality is welcome. I gather that you have finally seen through my facade. Even my wife took less time than most of you to do so. Best, Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 17:12 | |
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Thanks for the advice. I am about to leave for the day to play golf. Do you have any golf tips, too? Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 16:44 | |
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Everyone is getting so testy. If someone had told me that getting a Doctorate in rocket science was a prerequisite for this forum, believe me, I would have turned to and gotten one. Regards from Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 15:37 | |
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Ellie, I take issue with you regarding your characterization of the word, "beaner" having derogatory racial overtones. Also, it is not my fault that I picked up this word from my children. After all, the child is the father of the man. Conversely, I don't call my children "gringos" just because that is what the "beaners" call them. My kids don't want to be insulted either. Finally, if this message is confusing, it was meant to be because it is very difficult for me to remain on point. You see, I suffer from terminal dyslexia brought about by a comment by Sister Mary Eileen, one of my favorite teachers, who wrote on my report card that, "Dr. Billingsgate will never amount to a hill of beans unless he learns to cheat better." You better believe that my parents didn't take this lightly. Being a teacher, I hope you understand how devastating the word "beans" can be to a young man going through puberty. Hopefully, as it becomes part of everyday school patois, it will lose its sharp edge. Keep up the good work. Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 14:54 | |
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Erskin, I agree with everything you said with the exceptions of those you list above. Being a highly respected professional; after all, I do possess 12 Doctorates from a highly credited learning center in the Caymans, I hardly wish to be characterized as a provocateur. Regarding my mother, she is long deceased. This being said, I hope that I have never given anyone reason to believe that anything I have written, either as Spoof articles or in any discussion forum, such as this, was to be taken literally. Lastly, your encouragement to Inhopeless to do combat with me in the form of debate might prove counterintuititive, as most young men of his age find praise untrustworthy coming from ersatz father figures. Best regards, Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 8 Jun 11 04:46 | |
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I was just kidding you guys to see your reaction. I actually am for UHC as long as I don't have to pay for abortions, free natal care for the 10,000,000 beaners who come across our border to have their babies in our hospitals at no cost, and then have their little baby beaners automatically become US citizens, thereby qualifying their extended family to receive free medical care, food stamps, subsidized housing and social security benefits.
They can go to any hospital in the land for emergency care because it is against the law here to refuse treatment to anyone in need. This cost is subsequently passed on to those who do have insurance, like myself, because hospitals have to pass on these costs to someone. Then they fill our elementary schools with non-English speaking students who make it impossible for American students to learn anything because the teachers have to spend all their time with the slow learners. For our kids to get a decent education, we have to send them to a private school where we have to pay tuition in addition to the amount levied on us to keep the public schools open. When the beaners drop out of school and start gang-banging, they eventually are arrested and sent to prison at an annual cost higher than what it takes to go to Harvard. In prison they receive the UHC that I pay for out of my taxes. It is because we provide defacto UHC, jobs and other benefits to these people that they cross our borders. Now do you understand why it doesn't work here? |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 7 Jun 11 21:12 | |
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Dear Inhopeless; I am sorry that I unloaded on you. Because of your malaprops I thought that you were younger than 16. The reason that your peers admire your responses is that they agree with you, which makes me believe that you and your ilk all practice Manichaean solipsism. One of the reasons why I believe that our system is better than UHC is that we want less government in our lives; not more, so that we can decide what's best for ourselves and our family, without some fag in Washington telling us that we are expendable because of our age or condition. Evidently, you Brits have been sucking the tit for so long that you can't fend for yourselves. I sincerely hope that when you start earning your own money and paying taxes you realize the inequity of having to support those who are gaming the system. |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 7 Jun 11 20:10 | |
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How is this for being specific? National Healthcare is B.A.D.
Not because Margaret Thatcher said so, but because it has produced blood sucking vermin like yourself who couldn't compete in the United States if you were spotted a free education and a house in the suburbs. Stick that up your non-sequiter. Best regards, Dr. B |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 7 Jun 11 14:51 | |
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To Dr. Billingsgate's allies across the Atlantic who have been waiting for a counterattack from their American friend:
"I was never able to accomplish in England, what Reagan accomplished in America, and it was one thing that stood in my way, the British national healthcare system." "Socialism is a great idea till you run out of other people's money." Margaret Thatcher |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 6 Jun 11 23:18 | |
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The PIGS countries had economies based around the public, tourism, and construction sectors, all fluctuational sectors, and worst affected in a crisis.
Britain is based around manufacturing, financial, service and technological sectors. Less susceptible to damage. Response: They were all spending more money than they were taking in because of too many promises by government to take care of people who won't take care of themselves. We have the same problem in America. I guess Britain is immune...duhh! And here is where my top marks in History come in. In WWI America came late into the war, around 1916-ish. By this time the Allies were on the path to winning-ish. Even with American help, the war would've ended in a draw nonetheless (remember, we didn't actually win really, Germany just got fed up). In WWII the Canadian and British forces were most instrumental in the D-Day Landings. Hitler himself said that his forces were to retreat when they see the red leaf. Also, most of the work (and killed servicemen) was in fact done by the British/Commonwealth and French forces - America was just an arms dealer with a few soldiers on the ground. The loss of American troops was much, much less than that of the Europeans/Commonwealth. Hell, you actually made some profit out of it. The Cold War was much unnoticed by the European countries - it was effectively America and the USSR, with America just installing bases in Europe. The so-called 'War on Terror', of which Terror is in the lead, was purely an American thing, with Britain just desperately trying to remain a world force by hanging on the coattails. Response: Are you talking about REAL history or RELATIVE history? Your top marks in History are an illusion. I shall not waste my time rebutting each point I disagree with. You conveniently forgot to mention the Soviet Union's role in defeating Germany on the Eastern front. And why would you include France? Other than the Resistance Forces, they kissed Hitler's ass. Let me remind you, that most immigrants to the US are of South American decent. It is much cheaper to go to the US than to fly to any European nation. Most other immigrants, e.g. Indians, would rather fly to Europe. especially Britain, because a) is cheaper, and b) Britain has a lot more racial tolerance - all the mostly right-wing bullshit that is oft played is ignored. RESPONSE: America would love for you take all of our illegal aliens and would be happy to pay their airfare to UK. Thank you! The pleasure is ours. Also, there are no such thing as 'immigrants' to the US. In effect, most Americans are truly Europeans. RESPONSE: WTF are you talking about? Are you trying to insinuate that socialism is bad? Or are you just using it as a synonym for Communist? Because the longest-serving (democratic) Commie party ever - in India, has drastically improved the lot of the people living in the state (West Bengal) they were leading. RESPONSE: Yes. Yes. And how would you like to be a female fetus in West Bengal? I don't have a clue how Canada runs its healthcare, but I can tell you, the NHS is without a doubt way, way, better than your way. RESPONSE: Anything is way, way better if someone else is paying for it. We spend 8% of GDP on Healthcare. America spends over 15%! RESPONSE: You get what you pay for. We have a longer life expectancy, less smokers, lower infant mortality, and best of all, its pretty much cheap (in terms of taxes paid). RESPONSE: If I didn't know better, I would move from San Diego to one of your beautiful industrial cities. Do you recommend one? There is one war the Americans won't lead because they won't accept its existence. The War on Climate Change. And who's leading that? Europe. At least we're reducing our carbon footprint and CO2 output, yet America produces more CO2 than Africa, Europe and Asia (minus China, Japan) combined! RESPONSE: WTF is wrong with C02? I thought that trees and other green plants needed it for photosynthesis. If we didn't have carbon, how could we build our Stealth Bombers and golf club shafts? |
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| From | General Discussion / Universal Healthcare? Good or Bad? | |
| Posted | 6 Jun 11 19:45 | |
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Just because Portugal, Greece, Ireland and Spain are crying for help because their social policies are bankrupting them, it is understandable (because you're socialists) that you don't consider this a trend.
If you smug bastards would pay for your own national defense instead of waiting for Uncle Sam to bail your asses out; as in WWI, WWII, the Cold War, and now the war against Muslim extremism, you wouldn't have the cash to pay for your present national health insurance either. So don't lecture America about its responsibilities to its citizens. If things are so bad here, why are we so overwhelmed by immigrants wanting to have their babies here in our hospitals, then filling up our schools with non-English speaking students? This, I remind you, is all paid for by tax-payers like myself. Most of us don't like our living standards lowered because of this inflow, but we are forced to pay for it anyway through taxation; money that could be used for our our own medical plan. And if Canada's plan is so good, why do Canadians come to America when they can't get treated expeditiously in their own country? |
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| From | General Discussion / Seal Team Six | |
| Posted | 5 May 11 15:21 | |
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| From | General Discussion / United States: "Osama Bin-Laden Dead" | |
| Posted | 2 May 11 22:32 | |
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Last thing I remember, I was runnin for the door. I had to find the passage back to the place I was before.
Goodnight, said the nightman. We are programmed to receive. You can check out anytime you like, but you never can leave... Hotel bin Laden |
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| From | General Discussion / Will Trade Galapagos Island Time Share For London Penthouse | |
| Posted | 1 May 11 03:55 | |
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I live in San Diego. Got lost coming back from Rosarito Beach one night. Couldn't find my way across border because signs are all fucked up in Tijuana. Drove around for over an hour. Scared I'd never see my beloved Schnoodle again. Finally made my way back. Never again. I could have been a twelve doctorate Cartel stew.
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