Edited by that ain't the way to have fun, son at 07/23/09 12:03 PM
that ain't the way to have fun, son was starred
that ain't the way to have fun, son was unstarred
This movie looks like it will be hilarious. Jeremy Piven is a riot. Which reminds me- did Turtle from Entourage ever figure out how it is that Seth Rogen can get laid?
@Maxichamp: Man, that scene from Singles where the guy is buying the pregnancy test? Excellent scene. And I concur, Piven seems to be reverse-aging. Which is apparently possible in Hollywood.
It's difficult to feel for a guy who is driving a Bentley, but remember this: This guy probably lost more money in that scam than you or I will likely earn in our lifetimes.
Oh, right. That must be the Bentley that Downe Jones is always going on about down at the club.
I say, the boys are just sick of hearing that story about how difficult it is to locate those spilled blood diamonds that got lost in the plush carpet mats.
...ideas like some kind of mandatory boot camp when you're that bad.
If you're 350-400lbs and using your scooter to buy fast food, you're in serious need of some lifestyle adjustment.
In the end, it's probably cheaper for society to foot the bill to help someone like that get their sh~t together than to pay for the long-term costs of their obesity.
Problem is...lines of thought like that really don't go over too well in implementation.
@Mad_Science: I have this crazy idea that society neither foot the bill for "treatment" OR long-term costs of their obesity. It's a revolutionary new concept called "personal responsibility."
Long ago, in a simpler time, Americans knew what that meant.
@therealmusashi:Yes, I obviously believe Fatty McWheels should take matters into her own pudgy hands. Unfortunately, it's obvious she's not willing or capable of doing so, so now what?
I'm a pragmatist.
The law requires no one be refused for emergency care.
Frequently, the poor and unhealthy wait until treatable conditions (I'm thinking diabetic ulcers) become emergency issues.
Unless you want to change emergency care laws to allow people to die in the waiting rooms because they can't afford care, we, collectively, are going to pay that bill.
Even without universal coverage, the losses on the uninsured are currently paid by the Fed and built into the fees the rest of us pay to medical providers.
Emergency care is almost always more expensive than prevention. So, if I'm going to get stuck paying part of someone else's bill, I'd rather pay the smaller one.
@Schm wishes he could bring back the funny. .: I didn't even think about that. All of these scooter manufacturers advertise "We're so confident, if Medicare doesn't approve you, we'll give you your chair for free!" Yeesh.
So, in the words of the great Nelson Muntz, "HA HA!"
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was starred
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was unstarred
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Could be good.
The dye-pack made me chuckle...which means I've overdone the Breakfass Scotch®.
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Have you ever actually checked you're spam msg folder? Will answer a lot of questions.
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You just massage in your scalp
Rogaine
If you want flowing locks
Just grab the gold and black box
Rogaine
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Bentley drivers must have a sense of humor. Guess the cause ribbon on the side of this one:
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@SeanKHotay:
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All the "let's hate on the rich" crap is sickening.
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I say, the boys are just sick of hearing that story about how difficult it is to locate those spilled blood diamonds that got lost in the plush carpet mats.
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"..Can't we all just get along..?"
No. Next question.
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...ideas like some kind of mandatory boot camp when you're that bad.
If you're 350-400lbs and using your scooter to buy fast food, you're in serious need of some lifestyle adjustment.
In the end, it's probably cheaper for society to foot the bill to help someone like that get their sh~t together than to pay for the long-term costs of their obesity.
Problem is...lines of thought like that really don't go over too well in implementation.
07/16/09
Long ago, in a simpler time, Americans knew what that meant.
07/16/09
I'm a pragmatist.
The law requires no one be refused for emergency care.
Frequently, the poor and unhealthy wait until treatable conditions (I'm thinking diabetic ulcers) become emergency issues.
Unless you want to change emergency care laws to allow people to die in the waiting rooms because they can't afford care, we, collectively, are going to pay that bill.
Even without universal coverage, the losses on the uninsured are currently paid by the Fed and built into the fees the rest of us pay to medical providers.
Emergency care is almost always more expensive than prevention. So, if I'm going to get stuck paying part of someone else's bill, I'd rather pay the smaller one.
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So, in the words of the great Nelson Muntz, "HA HA!"
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