There's rationing here now,...

The HMO's do it...  

Stephen Hawking has said, he wouldn't be alive today if he didn't live in England...
HMO's would have let him die...

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 07/28/10 at 07:50:17:

why would I cry ? Sounds to me like they are cutting and trimming were they can ,do you remember when Ronald Reagan closed down ALL mentle health facilities,here in the good old USA with one fell swoop he created thousands more homeless,and these homeless were also crazy,good move American non health sirvice.
Great Britain are having problems but they will work it out.unlike the US who just don't give a sh1t.
Last month my Dad died in a cold anticeptic nursing home, I know for a fact he would much rather die at home, good idea UK most people would much rather die at home, you should try it Justin.

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 07/29/10 at 00:47:01:

you have my address I think, so come on over to Oregon I cant teach you if you are so far away,arent you from the show me state ?
Oh BTW bring your 357 we can have a duel.

BurnPgh wrote on 07/29/10 at 22:26:57:

good idea burn, I might be more pissy of late because I lost my father a few weeks ago.
The lady that phelonius showed had a bum right hand,mine is the left hand.
It will not close into a fist or any where near it,so I cannot grip the handle bars, I cannot pull in the clutch,I am still working it and there is still a chance it could improve,the doc said I have to give it 18 months,
it's only been 10 months and I do see a little more movement.
Burn ,I am very happy with my Miata ,I still sigh when I see a bike go by , But 9 times out of ten I am way older that the rider ,and I know I have done way more riding than he has, so I let it go,and hope for the best, I just hope the guy that passed me stays safe so he can ride as long as I did and enjoy it as much.
One day you guys will all look back and thank your lucky stars you chose to ride motorcycles, there really isen't anything quite like it,it doesn't matter what bike you are on ,from a 125cc to a giant honda,
it is still two wheels an engine and you,you will all look back and remember the smell of your own bike, your bike will have all it's own little things that make it different from any other bike..you made it yours by adding a different exhaust system,bigger jets, chain drive,you name it ,bikes are just plain fun,you all know they are a little more dangerouse than a cage,but like old saying goes ,
Driving a car is like watching a movie, When you ride your bike "You are in the movie"  . Remember while riding along the highway most car drivers envy you ,the rest are asleep. Goodnight folks, Mick

I see justin you get your british news from the daily telegraph,that would be on a par with the national inquirer, Fortunatly I still have family over there so when I doubt your information ,whitch is very often,I just pick up the phone and ask ,"What in the puck is going on?"
that way I get the correct news.
FYI,also avoid the "Daily Mirror"  "News of the world" that is a Sunday only paper. the best paper is "The London Times"
The sky is not falling,you can take off your foil hat now.

...The sky is not falling


As always I choose to remain neutral in any controversial topic
here in the forum but, tin-hats aside, let's just stick to the facts:


- The sky IS falling for a lot of people everywhere; and these are
not lazy 'social pests' but hard working folks that lost everything
(including their health) because of perfectly legal corporate scams.  


- The codex alimentarius is alive and well and running like
clockwork with results already showing in the form of 30 year
olds with heart attacks, all forms of cancer cases sharply rising,
general life expectancy actually decreasing, as well as IQ, and
male sterility cases as never been seen before.


- I don't even want to go into the effects of everyday chemical exposure
and the resulting dna mutations and physical and mental illneses.  


- also 1/2 of the US are officialy junkies: 'according data just
released by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
showing that at least half of all Americans takes at least one
prescription drug, with one in six taking three or more medications.'


- ...and what do the trends and statistics point to as THE disease of
the 21 century?  No, surprisingly not obesity but rather depression
and other related mental illneses, this is just crazy!


- In the US alone a record 2.8 million properties with a mortgage got a
foreclosure notice in 2009, jumping 21 percent from 2008 and 120%
from 2007 and the 2010 trend points to 4 million cases!!


- Aspartame (nutrasweet), chemtrails, fluoride, fake enemies
and threats along with innecessary wars and huge goverment
mafias are NO LONGER silly theories but COLD HARD FACTS,
reaserch it yourself if you wish.


I can go on and on and on with many examples but I hope
you all now choose to see that things are not ok, or at least
simply open yourselves up to the possibility that there's really
more out there that meets the eye, and that it is everyones
duty to do something about it.


Right now many of us are fighting the battle of our lives
in the form of fighting ourselves and the programming
and bad habits we have willingly or unwillingly adquired
over a lifetime, and as a by-product comes a behaviour  
that may seem odd to the eyes of many but if this is the
price to pay in order to become human once again, so be it.


So my humble advice to all is to stop judging others and
start analizing oneself and simply focus on becoming
the change we wish to see in others and the world.


Peace, over and out,
Richard

Hammer meet nail. An excellent post Stimpy, two thumbs up.