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I can't imagine the shame I would feel explaining this situation to my two boys. This goes so far beyond the "your dad's not perfect" conversation. Hell, I can't imagine how ashamed I would be to find out my dad had done 10% of what I've read here. This shits entertaining but real talk: it's...

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Console, table or rack and use these to run your cables behind the wall for a clean look: http://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=4001 May be against code if you're running power behind the wall and not in a conduit, but not a big deal.

Lyocell from SleepNumber, they are expensive ($200/king on sale) but these are the most comfortable sheets I've ever had. I got them as a gift but I'm sold and will continue to buy them as needed.

I could be wrong but they were meant to stay unlocked during a power outage and Caleb reversed that for "the escape".

This show was on so sporadically where I lived and I could never catch more than a few episodes but it was one of my favorites.

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Prequel to Dark Souls.

8 inch peen on the playground.

Sounds reasonable. Don't most states offer some form of insurance to low income households? Here in Arizona you have to meet some pretty low thresholds to qualify but I would think a student would qualify and based on the story posted above (the lady that qualified and then didn't qualify) that...

I don't mean to sound dense but I don't know the solution. I still think that legal reform needs to happen so that clinicians can worry more about patient care and less about covering their asses. That was addressed earlier in this thread by Vaclav and there seems to be some evidence that that...

I'm sorry about your surgery, glad you got it taken care of. Also sorry if your credit gets screwed, that sucks. I don't see how me criticizing the government equates to: "I don't think there's a problem with health insurance." I do think there was and is a problem, I just don't believe that...

From a quote in the NYT: "Indeed, according to the research firm the Standish Group, 94 percent of large federal information technology projects over the past 10 years were unsuccessful - more than half were delayed, over budget, or didn't meet user expectations, and 41.4 percent failed...

Disregard, I reread the post.

The better question would be why should the government be responsible for the health care of its population? I'm all for the greater good and yadda yadda but I just don't know how that became the government's role? You guys can place all the trust in government you want, it's just not my thing.

LOL why the hate? I admitted to being a paper salesman for fuck sake, not exactly the coolest thing I've ever done with my life.

Christ man, at least tell me why you are so confident instead of trying to weasel my words into something I didn't say. The bolded part is mine and notice, it has nothing to do with stupidity. Bureaucracy: Since being coined, the word "bureaucracy" has developed negative connotations for...

Like I said, not 100% on this, but the article says that those figures were a goof and the actual tax credit was $110 and that the original subsidy she thought she would be getting ($452/month) was a mistake. Either I missed something or I'm just misunderstanding it. Sorry.

I never said stupid. If you're going to quote me at least quote what I said and maybe try to answer a question instead of just calling my comments stupid.

So why is my comment stupid? Please tell me what gives you such confidence in our government? The very legislators that currently have a 9% approval rating would be writing the laws that would enact a single payer plan and it would be botched just as much as the ACA has. So instead of calling my...

I'm not 100% on this so please don't misunderstand as I'm not making this as a statement of fact, but the way I understand it is that the websites are giving back erroneous information regarding your subsidies/cost which is exactly what happened to this woman. But once the application actually...

Calm down. I didn't insult you, please don't insult me. If you really believe that the government is a haven of efficiency and that the best and brightest are government employees, then that is your prerogative. I just don't agree. Maybe I should rethink my stance considering how well the ACA...

In another life I sold paper to the city, county and state government, yes I was pretty much Jim from The Office. It was a nightmare dealing with government procurement. Nepotism and laziness were pretty much par for the course. This was for paper. For what it's worth I don't have much love for...

I agree with you, I think no matter what Obama does regarding healthcare it will be wrong. But that's because I don't really feel that government has any place in healthcare in the first place. I don't think government bureaucracy is capable of running the simplest of things let alone a system...

LOL sad but true.

Where does it mention that she was denied before? I thought the reason she couldn't get coverage was due to cost and she cannot get coverage now due to cost? I thought the whole point of the Affordable Care Act was to make it affordable, why is this lady who was applauded by Obama now all of...

Ischemic heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States. Heart disease is pretty expensive and it affects almost 18 million people, most of them men. Breast cancer by comparison is almostrareby comparison as women are 10 times more likely to die of heart disease than breast cancer. I...

Heart disease has a much higher incidence in men up until about the age of menopause. I think the common belief is that estrogen provides a level of heart protection.

Uh, single men can get women pregnant for what it's worth.

Patients demanding unnecessary diagnostics and providers ordering them for fear of lawsuit has definitely driven costs up. Not saying it's the only thing but I assure you that the $10-50K/yr malpractice premiums that providers pay has a definite impact on the cost of medicine.

That's pretty interesting and I didn't know that. I know for a fact though that many diagnostics are ordered by providers simply as a CYA. Would probably take many years to change that paradigm, so I still think long term reform would help but results are what they are.

I understand what you mean by tense, I'm just not willing to give Obama a pass on it.

In light of what just happened in the individual market why is this implausible? I'm not saying it will be 40 million cancellations, but I'm asking why you think there wont be a disruption of an exponentially larger magnitude once the employer mandate goes live? And then there's this quote...

I thought the healthcare market was good but it obviously needed change. I just would have preferred the scalpel versus sledgehammer approach. Frankly, I think a better fix to healthcare would have been tort reform but that's just me. I agree 100% that nothing is going to change as long as...