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dubkitty wrote:jfrey wrote:First official band practice with the new drummer this Saturday.
that was quick!
D.o.S. wrote:You're like a walking Mad Men episode.
BitchPudding wrote:DO WHAT MUST BE DONE, LORD JFREY.
My music rec Twitter: https://twitter.com/MostlyEssentialfriendship wrote:one cool thing about living is that things get worse and worse and worse until you die
Behndy wrote:i don't like people with "talent" and "skills" that don't feel the need to cover their inadequacies under good time happy sounds.
jwar wrote:My wife and I found out we are having a girl!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I don't know if I told any of you guys that my wife is pregnant. lol. But this is #3! #3 girls!! HOLY FUCK! I'm going to have my hands full when they are teens!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! I can't wait though guys.
God it's so weird. The older I get, the more important family becomes to me. Not just my immediate family either. I mean family as a whole. I cherish and value them so much. I wish my stupid bothers and sisters felt the same way.
Plus I'm going to be 30 next week! Mini milestone time baby! YEAH! Life is good. Money is tight but I still couldn't be more blessed!
D.o.S. wrote:You're like a walking Mad Men episode.
BitchPudding wrote:DO WHAT MUST BE DONE, LORD JFREY.
My music rec Twitter: https://twitter.com/MostlyEssentialfriendship wrote:one cool thing about living is that things get worse and worse and worse until you die
maz91379 wrote:this board is really weird sometimes bros
Amissoteomb wrote:Modern technology makes the process of purchasing erection pills even simpler and swifter than before.
jfrey wrote:jwar wrote:My wife and I found out we are having a girl!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I don't know if I told any of you guys that my wife is pregnant. lol. But this is #3! #3 girls!! HOLY FUCK! I'm going to have my hands full when they are teens!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! I can't wait though guys.
God it's so weird. The older I get, the more important family becomes to me. Not just my immediate family either. I mean family as a whole. I cherish and value them so much. I wish my stupid bothers and sisters felt the same way.
Plus I'm going to be 30 next week! Mini milestone time baby! YEAH! Life is good. Money is tight but I still couldn't be more blessed!
Congrats man.
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D.o.S. wrote:You're like a walking Mad Men episode.
BitchPudding wrote:DO WHAT MUST BE DONE, LORD JFREY.
My music rec Twitter: https://twitter.com/MostlyEssentialfriendship wrote:one cool thing about living is that things get worse and worse and worse until you die
Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D. wrote:also, sweet avatar btw
maz91379 wrote:this board is really weird sometimes bros
Amissoteomb wrote:Modern technology makes the process of purchasing erection pills even simpler and swifter than before.
jfrey wrote:The only thing I don't like is that it's being forced. You pay for insurance, or you pay a fine for not having it. If I wanted to not have insurance, it would be so I could save the money. To be honest chances are, even if I had a real choice in the matter, I'd still have health insurance. I prefer to have the choice though.
Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
bigchiefbc wrote:jfrey wrote:The only thing I don't like is that it's being forced. You pay for insurance, or you pay a fine for not having it. If I wanted to not have insurance, it would be so I could save the money. To be honest chances are, even if I had a real choice in the matter, I'd still have health insurance. I prefer to have the choice though.
The problem with what you're saying though jfrey (the argument "I want to have the choice to not have insurance and take the risk that if something really really bad happened, that I'd be stuck with a fucking huge bill") is that it is not what actually happens. The reality is that what is really happening is that most people who don't have insurance and something really really bad happens end up not paying for it at all, and the hospitals still have to provide the care, and then the cost of that care gets spread around to everyone else that IS paying for health insurance. Paying for the health care of the uninsured is a large upward pressure on insurance premiums. Because no one can predict the catastrophic happenings, and when they do happen, hospitals are forced to care for it whether anyone pays for it or not. Forcing everyone to get insurance or pay a tax is the only way to resolve that that pressure. That is the reasoning behind the individual mandate.
D.o.S. wrote:You're like a walking Mad Men episode.
BitchPudding wrote:DO WHAT MUST BE DONE, LORD JFREY.
My music rec Twitter: https://twitter.com/MostlyEssentialfriendship wrote:one cool thing about living is that things get worse and worse and worse until you die
jfrey wrote:bigchiefbc wrote:jfrey wrote:The only thing I don't like is that it's being forced. You pay for insurance, or you pay a fine for not having it. If I wanted to not have insurance, it would be so I could save the money. To be honest chances are, even if I had a real choice in the matter, I'd still have health insurance. I prefer to have the choice though.
The problem with what you're saying though jfrey (the argument "I want to have the choice to not have insurance and take the risk that if something really really bad happened, that I'd be stuck with a fucking huge bill") is that it is not what actually happens. The reality is that what is really happening is that most people who don't have insurance and something really really bad happens end up not paying for it at all, and the hospitals still have to provide the care, and then the cost of that care gets spread around to everyone else that IS paying for health insurance. Paying for the health care of the uninsured is a large upward pressure on insurance premiums. Because no one can predict the catastrophic happenings, and when they do happen, hospitals are forced to care for it whether anyone pays for it or not. Forcing everyone to get insurance or pay a tax is the only way to resolve that that pressure. That is the reasoning behind the individual mandate.
I get the idea, I just think that this is an unethical solution - so I don't think it should even be considered as an option.
Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
bigchiefbc wrote:jfrey wrote:bigchiefbc wrote:jfrey wrote:The only thing I don't like is that it's being forced. You pay for insurance, or you pay a fine for not having it. If I wanted to not have insurance, it would be so I could save the money. To be honest chances are, even if I had a real choice in the matter, I'd still have health insurance. I prefer to have the choice though.
The problem with what you're saying though jfrey (the argument "I want to have the choice to not have insurance and take the risk that if something really really bad happened, that I'd be stuck with a fucking huge bill") is that it is not what actually happens. The reality is that what is really happening is that most people who don't have insurance and something really really bad happens end up not paying for it at all, and the hospitals still have to provide the care, and then the cost of that care gets spread around to everyone else that IS paying for health insurance. Paying for the health care of the uninsured is a large upward pressure on insurance premiums. Because no one can predict the catastrophic happenings, and when they do happen, hospitals are forced to care for it whether anyone pays for it or not. Forcing everyone to get insurance or pay a tax is the only way to resolve that that pressure. That is the reasoning behind the individual mandate.
I get the idea, I just think that this is an unethical solution - so I don't think it should even be considered as an option.
I understand. I'm just saying that the only other way that we could allow your option (just go without insurance, and if shit happens, well then that's my problem) would only work if we didn't force hospitals to care for people who couldn't pay, which I think would definitely be an unethical solution as well.
D.o.S. wrote:You're like a walking Mad Men episode.
BitchPudding wrote:DO WHAT MUST BE DONE, LORD JFREY.
My music rec Twitter: https://twitter.com/MostlyEssentialfriendship wrote:one cool thing about living is that things get worse and worse and worse until you die
jfrey wrote:bigchiefbc wrote:I understand. I'm just saying that the only other way that we could allow your option (just go without insurance, and if shit happens, well then that's my problem) would only work if we didn't force hospitals to care for people who couldn't pay, which I think would definitely be an unethical solution as well.
I'm not sure it would be. However, setting that aside, that just means we need to come up with a different solution. We shouldn't stop on a bad solution just because it's not as bad as the other apparent solution.
Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
