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Quote: Originally Posted by OC_ I'll tell you right now, im never steeping foot in that country until the drop bears are under control... Oh dear it looks like the secret is out! Of course you can befriend the odd drop bear which can be beneficial. YouTube - Drop Bear

For those of you that really give a fig and live in the UK, why not sign up to this petition to stop the University of East Anglia from partaking for the moment. The facts speak for themselves - they have tried to rewrite history to make it fit with their model - and been found wanting. Petition to: suspend the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia from preparation of any Government Climate Statistics until the various...

Oh, usual places I guess - India, Pakistan, Estonia, Latvia, Uruguay, Chile, Madagascar, Iraq, Iran etc etc. However, I will not have anything said about the wondeful people from the Phillipines without whom our nursing service would collapse. They are a genuinely caring people who give back to us a lot more than they take out..

Quote: Originally Posted by JeffYoung I still think you misunderstand the existing House and Senate bills, and the scope of the public option. The proposed system is far more like Germany, than the UK. We are not talking about a National Health Service. Does anyone know what is in the House and Senate bills? I read the initial bill back in the summer and couldn't make hide nor hair of it. If I read into it, it comes down to trust in how...

What do you think the actual number of people there are that are uninsured because of a lack of funds to purchase insurance and are not eligible for current state or federal plans? The 46 million number is padded with people that are eligible for state or federal plans but don't apply for unknown reasons, young people that are healthy and betting that they are going to stay healthy and choose to spend that money on other things, and...

That depends, Is Kibble a cat or is it a dog? If it's a cat then probably only if desperate, the insides of a cat pong too much (even for a drop bear), but a dog - no problem. A little known fact is that the drop bear is responsible for the name "Dingo". It used to be called a "Ding" but the question "where the hell did my Ding go?" became so common in country areas that the name became corrupted. As for...

Well, I rather like my pets. But there are some children in the neighborhood that nobody would mind if they went missing... Quote: Originally Posted by roaldin That depends, Is Kibble a cat or is it a dog? If it's a cat then probably only if desperate, the insides of a cat pong too much (even for a drop bear), but a dog - no problem. As for Eucalyptus, they'll grow pretty much anywhere but talking about trees and danger: what about...

I think that is where some of the disconnect is. This is not a true "government run" system. It is a system where the government: 1. Provides regulations that mandate minimum levels of coverage; and 2. Creates a public option via a government financed risk pool. Other than that, which I agree is far more complicated than two bullet points, not much changes (other than my taxes!). It's the cost component that scares me the most,...

Oh, David! Wish I could support that one! Time to clean house anyway IMHO.

Good question. I remember back in the 60's there were a bunch of really cool race transporters. It seemed like the transporters were just as popular as the race cars themselves.