#16 this is also quite common in Europe, but for free! Giving birth definitly must be free. You pay for health insurance all your life, so it must be free when you need theyr services. În my country (România) Is for free, I hope it stays that way.
Dutchman here: the bill for my daugther's birth was 350 euro, because we wanted it to occurr in the hospital. At home it would have been insurance covered.
ok, years are not metric but the fact that Americans anyway use something like "Banana Periods" or Brontosaurus P$$$s" or "before Pleistozän" freaks me out.
well, I didn't know it either. Nope, your jokes on Izzy aren't funny.
Maybe the rest of the world should start to use some unexplained abbreviations too. E.g for #16 are some funny abbreviations in German. Albeit, I think some typycal German words are funnier without abbreviation: Krankenhausaufenthaltszuzahlungsbefreiungsgarantie für Geburten would be something, that makes sense in Germany.
# 16 That's about $ 1250 today, you don't see that In NY no more. #26 Citrus ripens from the inside out, oranges are usually picked when they are green, the will continue to turn orange after picked. If they are not orange enough they dye them.
#16 this is also quite common in Europe, but for free! Giving birth definitly must be free. You pay for health insurance all your life, so it must be free when you need theyr services. În my country (România) Is for free, I hope it stays that way.
Dutchman here: the bill for my daugther's birth was 350 euro, because we wanted it to occurr in the hospital. At home it would have been insurance covered.
ok, years are not metric but the fact that Americans anyway use something like "Banana Periods" or Brontosaurus P$$$s" or "before Pleistozän" freaks me out.
well, I didn't know it either. Nope, your jokes on Izzy aren't funny.
Maybe the rest of the world should start to use some unexplained abbreviations too. E.g for #16 are some funny abbreviations in German. Albeit, I think some typycal German words are funnier without abbreviation: Krankenhausaufenthaltszuzahlungsbefreiungsgarantie für Geburten would be something, that makes sense in Germany.
# 16 That's about $ 1250 today, you don't see that In NY no more. #26 Citrus ripens from the inside out, oranges are usually picked when they are green, the will continue to turn orange after picked. If they are not orange enough they dye them.
I got mine from LegoLand even..!
I fixed it for you.
back for your daily dose of downvotes, are you?
..and you still haven't answered my question: what do _YOU_ do for a living?
I was about to post the bill of my daughters birth, but then I realized I'm European, so I don't get a bill.
Dutchman here: the bill for my daugther's birth was 350 euro, because we wanted it to occurr in the hospital. At home it would have been insurance covered.
wtf is the unit "35,000 ~ 15,000 BP" ???
ok, years are not metric but the fact that Americans anyway use something like "Banana Periods" or Brontosaurus P$$$s" or "before Pleistozän" freaks me out.
I'm sorry you are having so much trouble with "before present."
Shhhh! No one tell him! If they don't learn by themselves, they'll never learn.
well, I didn't know it either. Nope, your jokes on Izzy aren't funny.
Maybe the rest of the world should start to use some unexplained abbreviations too.
E.g for #16 are some funny abbreviations in German.
Albeit, I think some typycal German words are funnier without abbreviation:
Krankenhausaufenthaltszuzahlungsbefreiungsgarantie für Geburten would be something, that makes sense in Germany.
#26 Citrus ripens from the inside out, oranges are usually picked when they are green, the will continue to turn orange after picked. If they are not orange enough they dye them.