You'd do a better sell-job if you could substantiate your opinion with some facts... your language indicates your don't really want an honest debate.callmeslick wrote:really? Explain why, because I see no daily effect on me.Pudfark wrote:Lack of a budget is "holding" everybody back...happens every day in this country, along with people going into bankruptcy to pay for health care or who got behind financially due to 50% coverage in disability payments. I cited Fatman's information for FAR beyond simple health insurance. He lives in a country that provides for lots of full pay sick leave and understands that caring for ALL the people makes for a more productive society. Don't worry about links, just look around at the rest of the civilized world.I'm so ignorant and heartless, I can take care of mine.
So, you're saying somebody irresponsible and indigent would'a
kicked the bucket here....prove it.
Australia is a GREAT starting point, BTW, and their economy hasn't suffered for the largesse.....in fact, most of my most lucrative investments in the past decade have come from that fine nation!
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I'd bet that Australia has a budget...maybe Fats will chime in and confirm?callmeslick wrote:really? Explain why, because I see no daily effect on me.Pudfark wrote:Lack of a budget is "holding" everybody back...happens every day in this country, along with people going into bankruptcy to pay for health care or who got behind financially due to 50% coverage in disability payments. I cited Fatman's information for FAR beyond simple health insurance. He lives in a country that provides for lots of full pay sick leave and understands that caring for ALL the people makes for a more productive society. Don't worry about links, just look around at the rest of the civilized world.I'm so ignorant and heartless, I can take care of mine.
So, you're saying somebody irresponsible and indigent would'a
kicked the bucket here....prove it.
Australia is a GREAT starting point, BTW, and their economy hasn't suffered for the largesse.....in fact, most of my most lucrative investments in the past decade have come from that fine nation!
I'd bet Australia don't owe 16 trillion plus...
There ya go bragging about investing in Australia...instead of yer own country
Once again..sigh...yer opinion and socialist views....ain't proof.
Simples....You wanna make a point?
Throw in some "facts" that are reference-able.
Bye the weigh...this ain't Australia.
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did I say I didn't invest in my own country? Of course not, I merely stated that Australia has been on an economic roll, despite treating all its citizens fairly.Pudfark wrote: I'd bet that Australia has a budget...maybe Fats will chime in and confirm?
I'd bet Australia don't owe 16 trillion plus...
There ya go bragging about investing in Australia...instead of yer own country
and your dimwitted repetition is?Once again..sigh...yer opinion and socialist views....ain't proof.
the Australian economy is easily referenced.....for those willing to do the light work involved.Simples....You wanna make a point?
Throw in some "facts" that are reference-able.
Bye the weigh...this ain't Australia.
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Buddy brought some of his vicadin over.
We had a couple pills each, washed it down with beer, and worked our way through a large pizza.
Nothin.
Don't know what it was supposed to do, but I didn't notice anything.
We had a couple pills each, washed it down with beer, and worked our way through a large pizza.
Nothin.
Don't know what it was supposed to do, but I didn't notice anything.
Barfly wrote:OMG! Down that stuff with beer, it works better that way. Had some for some bone crushing pain after a motorcycle accident years ago... it worked ok... with beer. I've since thrown away a bunch of the stuff - I think that's what they gave me after some back surgery a few years ago - didn't even read the label, just chucked it. Had an large cyst removed, and although they cut out a bunch of flesh, I'm sure it wasn't anywhere nears as painful as Buzz's back injury. Still... I'd chug the beer and throw the pills over my shoulder, cause I'm too lazy to mail it to you.Tolwyn wrote:yeah, fuck it that you just had surgery and on drugs.
Let's talk about HEALTHCARE!
This place never disappoints.
Please mail your excess oxycontin to...
Tolwyn
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that's a pretty weak codeine derivative, Tolwyn(not that I'm advocating for opiate use, too many horror stories to relate there....), but depending on the size of tablets, very little more potent than a Tylenol 3.....now, if you had Oxycontin or the big Dilaudids, I wouldn't recommend the beer at all, and when they kick in, watch out, you might be face down in the pizza.
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What Slick said bout the drugs...
"Percodan or Percocet"?
Hell some of that "starter fluid"...ether?
Personally...nothing does it like morphine...
Seriously, there's little to no excuse for some one to be in pain now days.
Pain killers are the cheapest of drugs, cost wise. Talk to yer Doc, if'n ya can't get it through his/her head...Fire your Doc and get another one. Unless you're on Government Health Care and are not allowed to and or it takes weeks.....oops.
My bad.
"Percodan or Percocet"?
Hell some of that "starter fluid"...ether?
Personally...nothing does it like morphine...
Seriously, there's little to no excuse for some one to be in pain now days.
Pain killers are the cheapest of drugs, cost wise. Talk to yer Doc, if'n ya can't get it through his/her head...Fire your Doc and get another one. Unless you're on Government Health Care and are not allowed to and or it takes weeks.....oops.
My bad.
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Well, I barely even take ibuprofen. I'm just not a druggie, or a pill-popper.
I do drink beer, though.
When I had my hand surgery, they gave me oxy-codone or something, and I took the first one because I thought I "had to." But never felt any pain at all, so never took any more.
I just don't feel pain that much. I broke my hand and didn't even know it until 2 days later.
I do drink beer, though.
When I had my hand surgery, they gave me oxy-codone or something, and I took the first one because I thought I "had to." But never felt any pain at all, so never took any more.
I just don't feel pain that much. I broke my hand and didn't even know it until 2 days later.
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I tend to feel the pain just fine, but tend also to ignore it for several days until I approach cripple status or it goes away.
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Glad you are okay Fats.
If I'm not mistaken, the Aussie Health system is loosely based on the the UK National Health System. One thing most Aussies will admit that the bleeding pommy bastids got right!
Up until I was 40 years old, I'd only been in a hospital overnight once ( aged 3 and a half to get my tonsils removed ) but I paid towards the National Health care all my working life. After I turned 40 I still have not had an overnight, but too many day appointments, and cameras up my doo dahs etc. I have had to visit my local GP more and more not because I want to, but because my employer demands I do otherwise they won't accept any sicktime ( Corporate 'holes that they are ).
I've glued teeth back in ( crowns and real ones ), set a broken wrist, and had a mate do stitches on me for an industrial accident, rather than burden the state ( or go to hossie, which is full of sick people..) even though I pay towards the health service. Because I don't want to take up someone else's slot if they need it more than me.
But at the same time, fannies in my country, on private health care are actually using the same Doctors and Hossies as me, and getting their treatment on a higher priority too. And it all comes out of my Taxes?
Anyhoo. Despite that I'm all for the common good, but mainly I'm glad that Fats can get himself some beers in ( Gallbladders...ouchies )
If I'm not mistaken, the Aussie Health system is loosely based on the the UK National Health System. One thing most Aussies will admit that the bleeding pommy bastids got right!
Up until I was 40 years old, I'd only been in a hospital overnight once ( aged 3 and a half to get my tonsils removed ) but I paid towards the National Health care all my working life. After I turned 40 I still have not had an overnight, but too many day appointments, and cameras up my doo dahs etc. I have had to visit my local GP more and more not because I want to, but because my employer demands I do otherwise they won't accept any sicktime ( Corporate 'holes that they are ).
I've glued teeth back in ( crowns and real ones ), set a broken wrist, and had a mate do stitches on me for an industrial accident, rather than burden the state ( or go to hossie, which is full of sick people..) even though I pay towards the health service. Because I don't want to take up someone else's slot if they need it more than me.
But at the same time, fannies in my country, on private health care are actually using the same Doctors and Hossies as me, and getting their treatment on a higher priority too. And it all comes out of my Taxes?
Anyhoo. Despite that I'm all for the common good, but mainly I'm glad that Fats can get himself some beers in ( Gallbladders...ouchies )
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Soapy--"cameras up your do-dahs"??
also, what are 'fannies', in the context you used the word?
also, what are 'fannies', in the context you used the word?