Here's your gov run health care...
 

On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 06:07:34 -0800 (PST), Loogypicker
wrote:

On Dec 6, 2:47*pm, "H the K (I post with a Mac)"
wrote:
Don White wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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Wow, just because you're an obese piece of ****, you have to knock
those who are at a healthy weight?

Well, Loogy, it looks as though you just can't control yourself when
it comes to Harry. I suppose adopting Scotty's strategy is the only
way.

Bye, Loog.
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John H

Here's your gov run health care...
 

On Dec 7, 4:28*pm, John H wrote:
On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 06:07:34 -0800 (PST), Loogypicker

wrote:
On Dec 6, 2:47 pm, "H the K (I post with a Mac)"
wrote:
Don White wrote:
"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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Wow, just because you're an obese piece of ****, you have to knock
those who are at a healthy weight?

Well, Loogy, it looks as though you just can't control yourself when
it comes to Harry. I suppose adopting Scotty's strategy is the only
way.

Bye, Loog.
--

John H

He's afraid of the " Closed -Circuit TVs"!!!!

Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah.

Here's your gov run health care...
 

On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 11:01:53 -0800, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:



I try not to be mean to Harry. Also, I don't want my height associated with
"manhood."

I'm not tall. Was 5' 9". Went for my annual physical and measured 5'
7 1/2."
Voice doesn't seem to be changing though. More hair in my ears.
Haven't checked my "manhood" lately.
Hey!

--Vic

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"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 11:01:53 -0800, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:



I try not to be mean to Harry. Also, I don't want my height associated
with
"manhood."

I'm not tall. Was 5' 9". Went for my annual physical and measured 5'
7 1/2."
Voice doesn't seem to be changing though. More hair in my ears.
Haven't checked my "manhood" lately.
Hey!

--Vic



Heh... well, please don't tell me when/if you do! I'm definitely shorter...
5'4". Hair is now more brown than black, thanks to a recent update. :)

--
Nom=de=Plume

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nom=de=plume wrote:
"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 11:01:53 -0800, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:


I try not to be mean to Harry. Also, I don't want my height associated
with
"manhood."
I'm not tall. Was 5' 9". Went for my annual physical and measured 5'
7 1/2."
Voice doesn't seem to be changing though. More hair in my ears.
Haven't checked my "manhood" lately.
Hey!

--Vic



Heh... well, please don't tell me when/if you do! I'm definitely shorter...
5'4". Hair is now more brown than black, thanks to a recent update. :)


My hair is shorter than it used to be. Or there is less of it. One or
the other.

Here's your gov run health care...
 

nom=de=plume wrote:
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Jack wrote:


Want to see what gov run health care would look like? Here's a
glimpse:

My wife is the CFO of a small to medium sized health care business.
One of the things they are involved with is hospice care, which in
part gets billed to Medicare. Right now, Medicare owes them nearly a
million dollars, and they won't pay. Why, you ask?

Well, you might think that the company was under scrutiny, or has
filed improperly. Not the case... the snafu is solely on Medicare's
side, and they admit it. They say they have a glitch in their system,
telling them to hold on while they try to "work it out". Meanwhile,
Medicare (the federal government, on Obama's watch) is hurting this
private business, forcing them to carry the government of the US
because of Medicare's clerical error!! This has been going on for
several weeks, and has risen to the level of letters and calls to
federal legislators for help, with no end in site.

So now you want to turn our health care over to this same
bureaucracy? Do that and watch as thousands of private health care
providers go bankrupt or simply shut down and walk away, unable to
continue to stay in business. We'll have a system where only the rich
and powerful (like the congress and senate) have decent and timely
health care because they don't have to rely *solely* on the public
option. Meanwhile, the rest of us will be fighting, and waiting, for
the scraps doled out by the government.

"We're from the government, and we're here to help you." Uh-huh.



I agree with this post.

Rob


Wow... such an inciteful follow up post Rob... one of many that are the
same. You must be above average.



In many ways, yes, I am.

Rob


Too bad you can feel good about attempting to put others down because of
their looks. I guess you're below average in that respect.


Once again, the truth hurts. You have no choice but to live with it.

Rob

Here's your gov run health care...
 

"Rob" wrote in message
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nom=de=plume wrote:
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nom=de=plume wrote:

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Jack wrote:


Want to see what gov run health care would look like? Here's a
glimpse:

My wife is the CFO of a small to medium sized health care business.
One of the things they are involved with is hospice care, which in
part gets billed to Medicare. Right now, Medicare owes them nearly a
million dollars, and they won't pay. Why, you ask?

Well, you might think that the company was under scrutiny, or has
filed improperly. Not the case... the snafu is solely on Medicare's
side, and they admit it. They say they have a glitch in their
system,
telling them to hold on while they try to "work it out". Meanwhile,
Medicare (the federal government, on Obama's watch) is hurting this
private business, forcing them to carry the government of the US
because of Medicare's clerical error!! This has been going on for
several weeks, and has risen to the level of letters and calls to
federal legislators for help, with no end in site.

So now you want to turn our health care over to this same
bureaucracy? Do that and watch as thousands of private health care
providers go bankrupt or simply shut down and walk away, unable to
continue to stay in business. We'll have a system where only the
rich
and powerful (like the congress and senate) have decent and timely
health care because they don't have to rely *solely* on the public
option. Meanwhile, the rest of us will be fighting, and waiting, for
the scraps doled out by the government.

"We're from the government, and we're here to help you." Uh-huh.



I agree with this post.

Rob


Wow... such an inciteful follow up post Rob... one of many that are the
same. You must be above average.



In many ways, yes, I am.

Rob


Too bad you can feel good about attempting to put others down because of
their looks. I guess you're below average in that respect.


Once again, the truth hurts. You have no choice but to live with it.

Rob


I know! The truth does hurt, but you shouldn't feel to bad about being below
average in any respect. I recall I got a B on a test once. That really
stung!

Keep digging. Eventually, you'll reach China..


--
Nom=de=Plume

Here's your gov run health care...
 

nom=de=plume wrote:
"Rob" wrote in message
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nom=de=plume wrote:
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nom=de=plume wrote:

wrote in message
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Jack wrote:


Want to see what gov run health care would look like? Here's a
glimpse:

My wife is the CFO of a small to medium sized health care business.
One of the things they are involved with is hospice care, which in
part gets billed to Medicare. Right now, Medicare owes them nearly a
million dollars, and they won't pay. Why, you ask?

Well, you might think that the company was under scrutiny, or has
filed improperly. Not the case... the snafu is solely on Medicare's
side, and they admit it. They say they have a glitch in their
system,
telling them to hold on while they try to "work it out". Meanwhile,
Medicare (the federal government, on Obama's watch) is hurting this
private business, forcing them to carry the government of the US
because of Medicare's clerical error!! This has been going on for
several weeks, and has risen to the level of letters and calls to
federal legislators for help, with no end in site.

So now you want to turn our health care over to this same
bureaucracy? Do that and watch as thousands of private health care
providers go bankrupt or simply shut down and walk away, unable to
continue to stay in business. We'll have a system where only the
rich
and powerful (like the congress and senate) have decent and timely
health care because they don't have to rely *solely* on the public
option. Meanwhile, the rest of us will be fighting, and waiting, for
the scraps doled out by the government.

"We're from the government, and we're here to help you." Uh-huh.



I agree with this post.

Rob


Wow... such an inciteful follow up post Rob... one of many that are the
same. You must be above average.



In many ways, yes, I am.

Rob

Too bad you can feel good about attempting to put others down because of
their looks. I guess you're below average in that respect.


Once again, the truth hurts. You have no choice but to live with it.

Rob


I know! The truth does hurt, but you shouldn't feel to bad about being below
average in any respect. I recall I got a B on a test once. That really
stung!

Keep digging. Eventually, you'll reach China..


"Rob" got a B in school once. Gym.

Here's your gov run health care...
 

nom=de=plume wrote:
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nom=de=plume wrote:

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nom=de=plume wrote:


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Jack wrote:



Want to see what gov run health care would look like? Here's a
glimpse:

My wife is the CFO of a small to medium sized health care business.
One of the things they are involved with is hospice care, which in
part gets billed to Medicare. Right now, Medicare owes them nearly a
million dollars, and they won't pay. Why, you ask?

Well, you might think that the company was under scrutiny, or has
filed improperly. Not the case... the snafu is solely on Medicare's
side, and they admit it. They say they have a glitch in their
system,
telling them to hold on while they try to "work it out". Meanwhile,
Medicare (the federal government, on Obama's watch) is hurting this
private business, forcing them to carry the government of the US
because of Medicare's clerical error!! This has been going on for
several weeks, and has risen to the level of letters and calls to
federal legislators for help, with no end in site.

So now you want to turn our health care over to this same
bureaucracy? Do that and watch as thousands of private health care
providers go bankrupt or simply shut down and walk away, unable to
continue to stay in business. We'll have a system where only the
rich
and powerful (like the congress and senate) have decent and timely
health care because they don't have to rely *solely* on the public
option. Meanwhile, the rest of us will be fighting, and waiting, for
the scraps doled out by the government.

"We're from the government, and we're here to help you." Uh-huh.




I agree with this post.

Rob



Wow... such an inciteful follow up post Rob... one of many that are the
same. You must be above average.




In many ways, yes, I am.

Rob


Too bad you can feel good about attempting to put others down because of
their looks. I guess you're below average in that respect.



Once again, the truth hurts. You have no choice but to live with it.

Rob


I know! The truth does hurt, but you shouldn't feel to bad about being below
average in any respect. I recall I got a B on a test once. That really
stung!

Keep digging. Eventually, you'll reach China..




Your spin is lame and obvious. You really have to work harder on that.

Rob

Here's your gov run health care...
 

"Rob" wrote in message
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nom=de=plume wrote:
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nom=de=plume wrote:


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Jack wrote:



Want to see what gov run health care would look like? Here's a
glimpse:

My wife is the CFO of a small to medium sized health care business.
One of the things they are involved with is hospice care, which in
part gets billed to Medicare. Right now, Medicare owes them nearly
a
million dollars, and they won't pay. Why, you ask?

Well, you might think that the company was under scrutiny, or has
filed improperly. Not the case... the snafu is solely on
Medicare's
side, and they admit it. They say they have a glitch in their
system,
telling them to hold on while they try to "work it out".
Meanwhile,
Medicare (the federal government, on Obama's watch) is hurting this
private business, forcing them to carry the government of the US
because of Medicare's clerical error!! This has been going on for
several weeks, and has risen to the level of letters and calls to
federal legislators for help, with no end in site.

So now you want to turn our health care over to this same
bureaucracy? Do that and watch as thousands of private health care
providers go bankrupt or simply shut down and walk away, unable to
continue to stay in business. We'll have a system where only the
rich
and powerful (like the congress and senate) have decent and timely
health care because they don't have to rely *solely* on the public
option. Meanwhile, the rest of us will be fighting, and waiting,
for
the scraps doled out by the government.

"We're from the government, and we're here to help you." Uh-huh.




I agree with this post.

Rob



Wow... such an inciteful follow up post Rob... one of many that are
the
same. You must be above average.




In many ways, yes, I am.

Rob


Too bad you can feel good about attempting to put others down because
of
their looks. I guess you're below average in that respect.



Once again, the truth hurts. You have no choice but to live with it.

Rob


I know! The truth does hurt, but you shouldn't feel to bad about being
below
average in any respect. I recall I got a B on a test once. That really
stung!

Keep digging. Eventually, you'll reach China..




Your spin is lame and obvious. You really have to work harder on that.

Rob


You're the one who's workin. I'm gliding along. Why don't you tell us how
above average you are. I'm sure you'll feel better.

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Nom=de=Plume