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AOII Angel 03-23-2010 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Alumiyum (Post 1909899)
Maybe you should stop taking it so personally. No one ever said all doctors don't care and I in fact did acknowledge the fact that things get difficult sometimes. But things get difficult in EVERY profession and there are a LOT of people in careers for the job and not the money. The difference is many of those careers aren't involved directly in the medical health of clients. None of what you've said rules out the suggestion that doctors try to touch the bases the first time around saving time and money for both doctor and patient. Some do and will, but it's so difficult to find them while wading through those that have decided most of us aren't worth their time.

My hometown includes many, many doctors, lawyers, CEO's, etc. Several family friends have switched to a pay to be a patient system. All of them admitted it was because they wanted to work three days a week but keep their same lifestyle. No, that's certainly not the motivation for every doctor who goes this route, but it isn't all about scraping by.

Is anyone else excited about the tanning bed tax? As a former tanorexic who three years ago had a come to jesus meeting with the dermatologist I am glad their starting to acknowledge just exactly how dangerous tanning is.
I'm not taking it personally. I'm not a primary care physician. I'm just telling you why they don't spend more time with patients. It's the way things are. I know a lot of primary care physicians, and they all say the same thing. I personally spend LOTS of time with my patients, but I have that option because I read very fast and am not limited by reimbursement patterns. Also, there is no reason a physician who has gone to school a minimum of 9 years with an average of $100,000 of school loans should have to scrape by. Look at the reimbursement codes if you don't believe me. Primary care physicians are by no means rich physicians. That's why there is a shortage, and medical students can't be persuaded to go into those fields.

AOII Angel 03-23-2010 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 1909908)
Everything that I have seen/read has been very clear that some provisions (like those concerning pre-existing conditions and children staying covered until 26) will be effective within 6 months, while others will not go into effect until 2014 or later.
I've also enjoyed reading people's comments on other sites about not getting insurance until they get sick and THEN getting insurance because they can't get refused because of the pre-existing condition clause now being outlawed. People need to read the wording in the bill. It does NOT restrict insurance companies from excluding coverage from pre-existing conditions in all cases. There are time limits imposed. You can't get a diagnosis today and run out tomorrow and buy insurance. That is not legal. (even in 2014.)

AGDee 03-23-2010 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1909896)
Right..as long as they are a dependent AND a student.

Some places and some insurances have a stipulation that the moment the sudent is making an income, they are no longer considered a 'covered dependent'.

FULL TIME student, not just a student. I've had co-workers' whose kids dropped a class which put them below full time and the kid lost insurance for the rest of that year. We have to provide proof every term that the kid is enrolled full time. That eliminates the possibility of working part time and going to school part time too.

I believe I can only cover my kids through age 22 currently.

The coverage given by college health plans, in my experience, is pretty awful.

AOII Angel 03-23-2010 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 1909924)
FULL TIME student, not just a student. I've had co-workers' whose kids dropped a class which put them below full time and the kid lost insurance for the rest of that year. We have to provide proof every term that the kid is enrolled full time. That eliminates the possibility of working part time and going to school part time too.

I believe I can only cover my kids through age 22 currently.

The coverage given by college health plans, in my experience, is pretty awful.
Exactly...Full Time is the operative phrase. I also remember having to get a letter from my dean in med school every year for my mom's insurance because they didn't believe I was still in school. It was such a hassle. The last year I was in school, I turned 25 and had to buy insurance. I bought insurance through AOII (they offered a plan back then) because the school policy was too expensive for my $9000 a year budget.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 1909924)
FULL TIME student, .
Thank you thank you!!! That's what I meant to add!

Munchkin03 03-23-2010 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 1909924)
FULL TIME student, not just a student. I've had co-workers' whose kids dropped a class which put them below full time and the kid lost insurance for the rest of that year. We have to provide proof every term that the kid is enrolled full time. That eliminates the possibility of working part time and going to school part time too.

I believe I can only cover my kids through age 22 currently.

The coverage given by college health plans, in my experience, is pretty awful.
I had a good experience with student health insurance; I do remember my parents filling out the waiver forms each year before I aged out, but now that can be done online in about 5 minutes so even that's not that big of a hassle.

At least at my graduate school, they had basic insurance (for relatively healthy people who needed an entry-level plan) and a comprehensive plan (for people with conditions that needed more attention), and neither of them were so expensive. Their deductibles were high, but that's based on the fact that graduate students tend to be a low-risk population. Even if I had found Columbia's insurance to be unaffordable, my undergrad's alumni association offered low-cost medical insurance for recent graduates. (Hell, my life and renter's insurance is through them now!)

My whole point wasn't to dissect all student health insurance plans, just to point out that the age limit extension isn't all that groundbreaking since some form of it already applies in most states regardless of whether or not you're a full time student.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 12:10 PM
18 Immediate effects of the Bill


Gotta love the one on tanning salons!

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek (Post 1909954)
All the evidence has to be there. Meaning knowing that they committed the crime. No due process. Get rid of them. The sniper killer and the Manson family are perfect examples. 9 years on death row and a complete waste of money, and one of the manson members (the one who stabbed Sharon Tate 16 times) got a free college degree...awesome.
Wrong answer. We already know nowadays how people got caught up because courts thought they had 'airtight cases' and years later evidence comes along supporting that they didn't. While I am for the death penalties in some cases, I am not for swift justice by any means. When you move too fast, mistakes are made.

Again, they can get a free degree but how does that translate into putting it to good use?

Again, anything given for 'free' has its consequences (dang...I am really going back on my word...someone else take this up please!) even the quality of what is given and what someone chooses to do with it afterwards? it's on them.

I am seriously done for now....hehehe

als463 03-23-2010 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by rasputn (Post 1909982)
ObamaCare is all about helping the niggers that are too lazy to go to school and get jobs. Most niggers don't even take care of their own kids. What do they contribute to society? We would be better off without them.
Rasputn, while I agree with some of your sentiments, it seems you are being a bit harsh. What I agree with is that ObamaCare is all about helping the LAZY PEOPLE that are too lazy to go to school and get jobs. Most LAZY PEOPLE don't take care of their kids. What do they (the LAZY PEOPLE) contribute to society? We would be better off without them (the LAZY PEOPLE).

Now, when I say lazy people, I mean people who have "lived" off welfare and made it a family tradition. It is one thing to need a little bit of help. I understand that. I do know, however, many people who have almost "passed the torch" to the next generation regarding the great benefits they receive on the 1st and 15th of every month. I've seen people on welfare clothing their children in namebrand clothes while feeding them ice cream for dinner and getting them the newest X-Box game, while co-workers who were Caseworkers/ Counselors could barely afford to buy their children a new winter coat because they had to pay off their COLLEGE loans. It disgusts me.

MysticCat 03-23-2010 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1909993)
Rasputn, while I agree with some of your sentiments, it seems you are being a bit harsh.
Raputn = madmax. Seriously, we've all got to learn to stop responding to him. He'll be banned (for the, what, 25th time?) and all his posts will be deleted soon enough. Maybe, just maybe, if we ignore him he'll stop coming back again and again and again and again and again . . . .

als463 03-23-2010 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 1910006)
Raputn = madmax. Seriously, we've all got to learn to stop responding to him. He'll be banned (for the, what, 25th time?) and all his posts will be deleted soon enough. Maybe, just maybe, if we ignore him he'll stop coming back again and again and again and again and again . . . .
I feel like you've told me about Madmax, in the past. While I don't agree with his "wording" of things, he does make a point (provided we replace the "n" word with LAZY PEOPLE). I don't believe it is a black or white thing. People of all races are lazy. Once Raputn acknowledges that, I think he may have more interesting things to offer to this discussion.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 01:47 PM
Let me say it really slow.

Max (or whatever ego they use) is not out to make a salient point.

They are out seeking your acknowledgement of them (I.e. get your attention)

If you feed a monkey, he will keep coming back for more food in any obnoxious manner until you feed him.

GC needs to stop feeding the zoo's occupant.

MysticCat 03-23-2010 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910010)
Once Raputn acknowledges that . . . .
I wouldn't hold my breath on that one. He doesn't care about discussion; he's having way too much fun trying to provoke people. ;)

als463 03-23-2010 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1910015)
Let me say it really slow.

Max (or whatever ego they use) is not out to make a salient point.

They are out seeking your acknowledgement of them (I.e. get your attention)

If you feed a monkey, he will keep coming back for more food in any obnoxious manner until you feed him.

GC needs to stop feeding the zoo's occupant.
So his words were a bit harsh. I do find them to be offensive, but his points aren't necessarily "off" if you replace certain words with other (less offensive) words.

PM_Mama00 03-23-2010 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910018)
So his words were a bit harsh. I do find them to be offensive, but his points aren't necessarily "off" if you replace certain words with other (less offensive) words.
STOP REPLYING TO HIM. You're giving him exactly what he wants. Whether you agree with what he's saying "replacing offensive words balh blah" you are only fueling his fire and once everyone on this board starts completely ignoring him, he's gona keep doing it.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910018)
So his words were a bit harsh. I do find them to be offensive, but his points aren't necessarily "off" if you replace certain words with other (less offensive) words.
ok...
Miss Turn the Blind Eye

You keep entertaining while the rest of us follows sane advice.

Maybe you should just stick to talking about necklaces.

als463 03-23-2010 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1910024)
ok...
Miss Turn the Blind Eye

You keep entertaining while the rest of us follows sane advice.

Maybe you should just stick to talking about necklaces.
Oh, that's right. I forgot. You mean, "Maybe you should just stick to talking about things DaemonSeid agrees with" and everything will be okay.

I can talk about whatever the hell I want to talk about. Turning the blind eye? Not hardly. I do community service with my spare time. I'm sure some people can't say the same thing.

Back to the thread, I'm waiting to see how everyone reacts to this in the next year or so. I don't mean how they react now. I'm just saying in a year or so. It makes me smile when I think how Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize for....well, I'm not sure what. Maybe he got it for not being George W. Bush (which, I'm sure is Nobel Peace Prize worthy :rolleyes:). Maybe now people will really be behind him and all the GREAT things he has done for this country.

I can't wait for election time, again!

knight_shadow 03-23-2010 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910032)
Oh, that's right. I forgot. You mean, "Maybe you should just stick to talking about things DaemonSeid agrees with" and everything will be okay.

I can talk about whatever the hell I want to talk about. Turning the blind eye? Not hardly. I do community service with my spare time. I'm sure some people can't say the same thing.
LOL

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_QXRm8WxqwV...ngthepoint.png

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:03 PM
I so appreciate my bro, K_S right now.

PM_Mama00 03-23-2010 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910032)
Oh, that's right. I forgot. You mean, "Maybe you should just stick to talking about things DaemonSeid agrees with" and everything will be okay.

I can talk about whatever the hell I want to talk about. Turning the blind eye? Not hardly. I do community service with my spare time. I'm sure some people can't say the same thing.

Back to the thread, I'm waiting to see how everyone reacts to this in the next year or so. I don't mean how they react now. I'm just saying in a year or so. It makes me smile when I think how Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize for....well, I'm not sure what. Maybe he got it for not being George W. Bush (which, I'm sure is Nobel Peace Prize worthy :rolleyes:). Maybe now people will really be behind him and all the GREAT things he has done for this country.

I can't wait for election time, again!
You're still not right. Everyone knows DS and I have disagreed VERY strongly in more than one thread but guess what... you leave the argument in that thread.

It's one thing for one person to disagree with you about something... BUT EVERYONE IN THIS THREAD IS TELLING YOU TO STOP.

P.S. Thank you for taking off your signature.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by PM_Mama00 (Post 1910041)
You're still not right. Everyone knows DS and I have disagreed VERY strongly in more than one thread but guess what... you leave the argument in that thread.

It's one thing for one person to disagree with you about something... BUT EVERYONE IN THIS THREAD IS TELLING YOU TO STOP.

P.S. Thank you for taking off your signature.
Thank you!

knight_shadow 03-23-2010 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1910038)
I so appreciate my bro, K_S right now.
Our leader would be proud.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1910050)
Our leader would be proud.
"Our"? Eh?

AGDee 03-23-2010 02:16 PM
Four out of five of the uninsured were in working families.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/03/04...pidemic.obama/

Are they lazy? The ones who work but their employers don't provide health insurance? Oh? Should they get new jobs with employers that provide it? Problem is, there are not enough jobs with employers who provide health insurance for everybody to have such a job.

als463 03-23-2010 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by PM_Mama00 (Post 1910041)
You're still not right. Everyone knows DS and I have disagreed VERY strongly in more than one thread but guess what... you leave the argument in that thread.

It's one thing for one person to disagree with you about something... BUT EVERYONE IN THIS THREAD IS TELLING YOU TO STOP.

P.S. Thank you for taking off your signature.


As a proud member of Phi Mu, I have every right to put my signature on here. I would leave arguments in a thread if DS would do the same. I am allowed to have opinions of my own without you feeling the need to tell me when I can and cannot discuss them. Thanks, but no thanks.

As someone who is very involved with the Alumni chapters and her own collegiate chapter, I might just put my signature back in. I don't make Phi Mu look bad, people who go around complaining about not being able to find jobs with a college education (and years of experience) make their orgs. look bad.:rolleyes:

I think this whole ObamaCare thing is stupid. I said it, I believe it. I don't give a damn if people in here appreciate my feelings, but last time I checked this was a chatroom for people to discuss their thoughts.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910059)
As a proud member of Phi Mu, I have every right to put my signature on here. I would leave arguments in a thread if DS would do the same. I am allowed to have opinions of my own without you feeling the need to tell me when I can and cannot discuss them. Thanks, but no thanks.

As someone who is very involved with the Alumni chapters and her own collegiate chapter, I might just put my signature back in. I don't make Phi Mu look bad, people who go around complaining about not being able to find jobs with a college education (and years of experience) make their orgs. look bad.:rolleyes:

I think this whole ObamaCare thing is stupid. I said it, I believe it. I don't give a damn if people in here appreciate my feelings, but last time I checked this was a chatroom for people to discuss their thoughts.

There...you feel better? Want a Jolly Rancher to suck on?

als463 03-23-2010 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 1910057)
Four out of five of the uninsured were in working families.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/03/04...pidemic.obama/

Are they lazy? The ones who work but their employers don't provide health insurance? Oh? Should they get new jobs with employers that provide it? Problem is, there are not enough jobs with employers who provide health insurance for everybody to have such a job.
AGDee, I see your point. The only issue I have is that people are in charge of their own destiny. In fact, as a college student in a graduate program, I no longer have health care. Did I choose this lifestyle? Yes. I chose to be in graduate school. It is like teachers who "strike" for more pay. It annoys me because they knew they were going into a job which paid them about $35,000 a year (which is more than many caseworkers make) and they get 3 months off for summer break, yet they think they are entitled to more money. Then, some of those teachers get summer jobs. I mean, really?

If you chose a career path with little to no insurance, that is your own fault. I am owning up to my choice to not have it. It sucks. Yes, but I chose to go back to school. Thoughts?

Alumiyum 03-23-2010 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1909943)
18 Immediate effects of the Bill


Gotta love the one on tanning salons!
I want them to start putting out the message that it's just as bad for you as smoking and while not addictive physically, it can be addictive in others ways, namely because there isn't enough emphasis on the dangers. Whether that's the motivation or not, it's still a way to discourage college students from visiting constantly. (Like I did.)

als463 03-23-2010 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1910065)
There...you feel better? Want a Jolly Rancher to suck on?
Hahaha...you reply to what I said because it makes you feel better to disagree with me, yet you won't reply to Rasputn because he is calling you out. I don't know much about that Mumbia cop killer (I never read up on it, and don't really care) but, you come off as someone who would have fought for the Jena 6. I bet you stood behind them, didn't you?

Wow, it never ceases to amaze me.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Alumiyum (Post 1910067)
I want them to start putting out the message that it's just as bad for you as smoking and while not addictive physically, it can be addictive in others ways, namely because there isn't enough emphasis on the dangers. Whether that's the motivation or not, it's still a way to discourage college students from visiting constantly. (Like I did.)
Not while there is money to be made *wink*!

als463 03-23-2010 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Alumiyum (Post 1910067)
I want them to start putting out the message that it's just as bad for you as smoking and while not addictive physically, it can be addictive in others ways, namely because there isn't enough emphasis on the dangers. Whether that's the motivation or not, it's still a way to discourage college students from visiting constantly. (Like I did.)
I agree with you. I loved the tanning bed at my apartment complex in college. In fact, one of the things that drew me to renting from them is that they had a free tanning bed you could use once a day. Now, I have a friend who has skin cancer and I'm re-thinking the tanning beds. I do know, however, that the spray-tan can make you streaky.

I do agree that tanning is a major issue we need to keep close eye on.

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910069)
Hahaha...you reply to what I said because it makes you feel better to disagree with me, yet you won't reply to Rasputn because he is calling you out. I don't know much about that Mumbia cop killer (I never read up on it, and don't really care) but, you come off as someone who would have fought for the Jena 6. I bet you stood behind them, didn't you?

Wow, it never ceases to amaze me.
Right there is when you turned into a blooming idiot.

You just made my day.

I think it's time you returned to the far right lane and stick to necklaces.

Does anyone else feel like teaching her today?

Myself and a few others have explained it and she is just not catching on.

epchick 03-23-2010 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910066)
Thoughts?
You're an idiot.

AGDee 03-23-2010 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910066)
AGDee, I see your point. The only issue I have is that people are in charge of their own destiny. In fact, as a college student in a graduate program, I no longer have health care. Did I choose this lifestyle? Yes. I chose to be in graduate school. It is like teachers who "strike" for more pay. It annoys me because they knew they were going into a job which paid them about $35,000 a year (which is more than many caseworkers make) and they get 3 months off for summer break, yet they think they are entitled to more money. Then, some of those teachers get summer jobs. I mean, really?

If you chose a career path with little to no insurance, that is your own fault. I am owning up to my choice to not have it. It sucks. Yes, but I chose to go back to school. Thoughts?
I'm betting if you suffer a premature stroke or heart attack and end up in ICU, you will also happily accept those services from the hospital, which eats the cost because YOU chose not to have health insurance.

A mechanic wouldn't fix your car without you paying them. Why should hospitals have to care for people who choose not to have insurance? THIS is the main reason that health care is so expensive (among many other reasons, admittedly). The health care system I work for GAVE AWAY more than $150,000,000 in free health care last year alone. Why? Because they HAVE TO BY LAW.

Your lifestyle choice can cost others a lot of money. The government or parent subsidized health insurance available to you under this plan costs LESS in the long run.

knight_shadow 03-23-2010 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1910055)
"Our"? Eh?
You know we all work for DrPhil, right?

You didn't get your Minion Welcome Package?

als463 03-23-2010 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid (Post 1910075)
Right there is when you turned into a blooming idiot.

You just made my day.

I think it's time you returned to the far right lane and stick to necklaces.

Does anyone else feel like teaching her today?

Myself and a few others have explained it and she is just not catching on.
Oh, wait. I'm an idiot because I asked you about the Mumbia cop killer that I never read about. I don't care to. I'm asking you why you didn't say anything back to that? You don't seem to want to reply to this guy because he gets under your skin, because he may be right about a few things.

Funny you should call me an idiot, yet you haven't said the kinds of things you have done for the community (other than that you don't want to "brag" about it), you probably don't really have a job (how else can you post so much?), and I'd be shocked to find out you went to a really good school, for someone who calls other idiots. Not that a good school should matter, though because as Pika pointed out-a great school does not equate to a good job or living. Keep posting away, though!

Epchick, still don't know what your problem happens to be.

Now that posting back and forth through this pissing contest with people I don't even know (nor would I want to in real life), I do have to get back to work...YES...WORK. I know that is hard concept for some people (DS) with their 7,000 posts or (DS) with their smiley face comments when nothing of value can be said, but I must do it. Have a lovely day. ;)

DaemonSeid 03-23-2010 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1910080)
You know we all work for DrPhil, right?

You didn't get your Minion Welcome Package?
No...I'm an Independent Contractor.

MysticCat 03-23-2010 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 1910077)
I'm betting if you suffer a premature stroke or heart attack and end up in ICU, you will also happily accept those services from the hospital, which eats the cost because YOU chose not to have health insurance.
Well, they don't eat the cost, exactly. They pass it along to the rest of us.

epchick 03-23-2010 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910081)
Epchick, still don't know what your problem happens to be.
Oh God forbid that anyone but DS has a problem with the crap you type out.

Let's see, you claimed that I make my org look bad...

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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910059)
I don't make Phi Mu look bad, people who go around complaining about not being able to find jobs with a college education (and years of experience) make their orgs. look bad.:rolleyes:
You talk about teachers (which you aren't, and really have no idea about)
Quote:
Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910066)
It is like teachers who "strike" for more pay. It annoys me because they knew they were going into a job which paid them about $35,000 a year (which is more than many caseworkers make) and they get 3 months off for summer break, yet they think they are entitled to more money. Then, some of those teachers get summer jobs. I mean, really?
and then you come out with this stupid crap. Oh but wait, your best friends are black, aren't they? Why don't you say this shit to them?

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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910069)
Hahaha...you reply to what I said because it makes you feel better to disagree with me, yet you won't reply to Rasputn because he is calling you out. I don't know much about that Mumbia cop killer (I never read up on it, and don't really care) but, you come off as someone who would have fought for the Jena 6. I bet you stood behind them, didn't you?

Wow, it never ceases to amaze me.

Yeah it never ceases to amaze me the shit you come up with too. You are more than welcome to your opinion, just like I'm welcome to mine. But when you decide to insult people and things you have NO IDEA about (even though you claim to) then that is where the problem comes in.


ETA: People have told you STOP replying to Rasputn...aka MadMax. How about you do a search for "madmax" and see if you can figure out why.

knight_shadow 03-23-2010 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by als463 (Post 1910081)
Oh, wait. I'm an idiot because I asked you about the Mumbia cop killer that I never read about. I don't care to. I'm asking you why you didn't say anything back to that? You don't seem to want to reply to this guy because he gets under your skin, because he may be right about a few things.

Funny you should call me an idiot, yet you haven't said the kinds of things you have done for the community (other than that you don't want to "brag" about it), you probably don't really have a job (how else can you post so much?), and I'd be shocked to find out you went to a really good school, for someone who calls other idiots. Not that a good school should matter, though because as Pika pointed out-a great school does not equate to a good job or living. Keep posting away, though!

Epchick, still don't know what your problem happens to be.

Now that posting back and forth through this pissing contest with people I don't even know (nor would I want to in real life), I do have to get back to work...YES...WORK. I know that is hard concept for some people (DS) with their 7,000 posts or (DS) with their smiley face comments when nothing of value can be said, but I must do it. Have a lovely day. ;)
"I don't understand this situation, but I will not read about it. Why won't YOU tell me about it! But...by the way...I hate lazy people!"

"I do so much for the community. Instead of continuing to do things, I want you to tell me what YOU do. Come on...tell me!"

"People who post on this site don't have jobs. I'm the exception, though"

"I hate getting into pissing contests with these folks, even though they don't turn into bitch-fests until I get involved."

Yea...please shut the fuck up.


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