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enoch (Member Profile)

Trancecoach says...

I recently read an interesting anecdote that illustrates some reasons why American healthcare is more expensive and at the same time, the only place in which you can get "better" care than in some of the European "socialist utopias." The reason for this is because socialized medicine restricts what medical services you can get in order to keep the costs low. In the U.S.A., people don't want that so they ask for both unlimited medical care and socialized medicine. At inflated prices. So the U.S.A. ends up spending much more than other places for medical care. But you have access to more services. This is the result of the unsustainable system in which we're living. It's an interesting anecdote, if you have the time to read it.

Also, you had said that "poor" people cannot afford the preventive approach, alternative ways to stay healthy. This is an inaccurate generalization, and completely untrue. But, still, even so, do you honestly think that the socialized healthcare systems in the European utopias that you mention would pay for preventative care like eating healthy food, doing yoga, seeing an acupuncturist regularly, buying herbs from a naturopath, going to the gym, or anything else that's not the "standard" and "approved" medicine that those health systems recognize as "legitimate" healthcare?

My Italian visiting friend happens to be a Feldenkrais practitioner. Do you think that European socialized healthcare pays for people to go see him to prevent later knee or hip replacements or back surgeries? Do you know what health "insurance" in these countries pays for or what it doesn't?

If anything, health insurance encourages people to not do these preventive things and just go see a doctor and/or take some pills because doing that is cheaper as insurance pays for it while they have to pay for the preventive stuff out of pocket. "Cut it or drug it" is the insurance company's motto. A socialized healthcare system would be no different.

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lurgee says...

It is truely a finely tuned machine. Never had a bad experience. You can tour it also. There is only one(I would hate to see this Mecca become a chain). It has been a few months since I had their grub. Where I live now takes me 45 minutes to get there. I might tell the roommate to pic up my favorite, gnocchi with homemade italian sausage smothered with cheese. He works 10 minutes from it. Now I am hungry.

chingalera said:

Hell of a set-up in the dough department-How many locations in the greater Baltimore area and did you have one of these last night??

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poolcleaner says...

Race issues, meh. Let's talk about that blond bimbo that just sits there and adds nothing to the dialog. At least she's being seen and not heard. Thank god for the small things.

I'm just kidding. Man, I'm always kidding. Except when it comes to the police. Fuck those guys. Except women police. They're hot. Unless they're black. Then they're scary.

Black men, let's talk about black women. That's a double wammy.

@Velocity5: What do Asian and white parents think of that? (What I just said above.)

How about if you have both an Asian AND a white parent? And does it make a difference if it's an Asian mom and white dad versus a white mom and an Asian dad?

Do white women even marry Asian men?

Also, is the white parent Irish, Italian or Jewish? And is the Asian parent Korean or Malaysian? Because I don't think they count for your demographic. (Those are the scary whites and Asians.)

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Hiddekel says...

This type of person is pretty common in Britain. They mistake self satisfaction for happiness.
The illusion falls apart when they get to around 50.
It won't be long before she'll be sitting at an Italian marble work surface in her bespoke kitchen drinking Pinot at nine in the morning, calling her blind twelve year old Labradoodle “Darling”

oritteropo (Member Profile)

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chingalera says...

There was a place near my house as a kid that was a mafia front business-You could bring your 1:32 scale cars and race them on their tracks.The whole place was full of kids and their dads and Buncha Italian guys hung out in there alla time prolly' organizing more crimes, while playing with their slots like teenaged boys.
Took us about a year to tire of that then on to new father'n son gigs....

SevenFingers said:

My dad bought me a bunch of slot car stuff and I was into it for like a month then did nothing with them and my dad eventually threw it all away. I feel bad about it now.

ant (Member Profile)

pumkinandstorm says...

Ant, you are just so damn cute. I've never asked somone what their favorite food is and gotten such an extensive list (and even more impressive...it's in alphabetical order) as a response before. I thought you might say "italian food" or something like that. YOU ARE ADORABLE. Hey, isn't curry too spicy for you?

I'll feed you breakfast....let's have...french toast with sliced bananas on top instead of syrup. Sound good? What do you like to drink?

ant said:

No silly. Ant Farm, remember?

I love pasta like lasagna, spaghetti, etc. Here's a list from my personal web site (http://antfarm.home.dhs.org ):

"Food (non-spicy [even minor one bugs or else happens], not too salty (burns), soft without chewing; simple too):

apple (thin slices)
banana (cut to thin slices)
beefs (tiny and soft like Korean barbeque (BBQ)'s bulgogi)
biscuit
bologna
bread (buns) [soft parts -- if crusts are hard, I don't eat them]
burrito skin (soft and moist skin, but inside is not eaten due to hardness)
cake
carrot (soft)
cereal (soften by regular whole/2% milk, not crunchy)
cheddar cheese
chicken (Maceo's aunts )
chicken salad (soft -- almost like tuna salad)
Chinese meatballs, lion heads, dim sums, dumplings, and wontons (not fried)
chips
cookies (can be moisten)
corn (kernels already removed from plant/ear)
corn dog
curry
soft cracker (can be moisten)
egg, from chickens (scrambled, sunny side up/fried, and boiled [makes abdomen go poopy])
enchilada (soft, non-spicy, lots of sauce, and like lasagna)
fish (bones are problems since due to lack of chewing; salmon is good)
fish and chip (don't usually eat the crust unless it's soft)
French toast (usually avoid it because of syrup that hurts the sensitive teeth)
fruits (soft) except strawberries, cherries, and watermelon (allergic)
grape
grilled cheese (soft breads)
hot dog (has to be soft enough to be cuttable)
Jell-o/jello -- There's always room for it.
lasagna
macaroni and cheese
mash potato with its sauce
meat balls like in spaghettis, Subway
meat loaf
mushroom
noodles (soft; e.g., udon)
oatmeal (non-raw)/porridge
omele(tte)
pancake (usually avoid it because of syrup that hurts the sensitive teeth)
pasta (many types like Bruschetta Chicken from T.G.I. Friday's)
peach with its juice
peas
pineapple (cut into thin slice to make them soft)
pizza (soft crust)
pumpkin pie
pupusa (soft and moist)
quesadilla (soft and inside is moist like Islands Restaurants' version with cheese cream(?) inside and soft cover).
raisin
ravioli
rice with moisture (water/soup) and other food on it (don't like plain rice by itself).
risotto
sandwich (no lettuce and tomatoes)
scallop (soft)
seaweed (in soup)
spaghetti
spinach (to be strong like Popeye and be able to do melees)
sushi (salmon teriyaki, shrimp tempura [not too many or else get sick with a headache, upset tummy, etc.] with miso soup, sashimis, rice, etc.)
tofu
tortilla (soft and moist without the inside due to hardness)
tuna salad (almost like chicken salad)
turkey
waffle (usually avoid it because of syrup that hurts the sensitive teeth)
etc. Any soft, usually moist (warm water usually do), and non-spicy (even a little have impacts) food that your overlord can eat. Avoids very sweet and cold drinks and food due to sensitive, broken, and hard to clean teeth (use two different tooth pastes and oral rinses).
Ant's defected mouth doesn't open wide and cannot chew very well. "

Now, I am hungry. Please feed me!

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chingalera says...

I'm gonna wait til this 3rd season finishes and do a 3-season marathon-By that time the hash should be here

My roomys' been following this series like religion and now that peeps don't have to indulge in the anxiety associated with weekly installments, I don't bother-It's enough anticipatory torture enough for me watching the vegetables and herbs, grow.
Besides that, there are more interesting topics to discuss than entertainment trivia, right??

I still watch Deadwood again and again and again....can't get enough of the all-time best western drama ever rendered for television. Feature westerns have barely come close, MAYBE Leone...(suspension of disbelief goes out the window with his stuff though, once you realize all but a few cowboys are Italian)

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