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Edith 11 month s ago
#9 Wolf: "Jeez...thanks a lot, fellas. Now I gotta run back to Oregon cuz'...oh, I dunno...THAT'S WHERE I'M FROM!"
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Benjamin 11 month s ago
Ivan, Yes and that reason was "those wolves are being wolves and existing". See, after white people had murdered a the indians and slaughtered the indigenous fauna, the farmers all wanted to have huge herds of non indigenous animals that hadnever experienced wolves and because of that idiocy, the wolves had a field day. The farmer, being an idiot, got mad that his thoughtless stupidity and lack of rational thinking skulls, got mad at the wolves for.... i dunno, being themaelves i guess, and got the moronic inept government's of the day to agree to exterminating the indigenous fauna for reasons like 'Im a wolf dimwit'. your comment is stupid. you are stupid. go stupid elsewhere.
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Augusta 11 month s ago
Ivan,
Never mind the tree huggers Ivan, dangerous animals in the wild is always a bad idea.
Never mind the tree huggers Ivan, dangerous animals in the wild is always a bad idea.
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Earnest 11 month s ago
Augusta,
Yes indeed. Let us kill all dangerous animals that are in the wild. D*mb*ss.
Yes indeed. Let us kill all dangerous animals that are in the wild. D*mb*ss.
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Augusta 11 month s ago
Earnest,
Exactly! Finally someone gets it. There's a reason we did that long ago.
I'm just imagining the people of yesteryear acting like today's morons "hey there's wolves in our backyard, wrecking our sh#t. Shall I fetch the bows and spears?" "no! We're one with the earth from now on. Let them kill our livestock and try to live in harmony
and that bear over there? He's our friend, too. What is it you say? Little Timmy has been mauled?"
hmm Yep
Exactly! Finally someone gets it. There's a reason we did that long ago.
I'm just imagining the people of yesteryear acting like today's morons "hey there's wolves in our backyard, wrecking our sh#t. Shall I fetch the bows and spears?" "no! We're one with the earth from now on. Let them kill our livestock and try to live in harmony
and that bear over there? He's our friend, too. What is it you say? Little Timmy has been mauled?"hmm Yep
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Rich 11 month s ago
#60 Yes!
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Ivan 11 month s ago
#25 don't laugh, use it. Its still perfectly usable and doesn't require a monthly subscription fee.
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Hubert 11 month s ago
Ivan,
The problem is thus is an upgrade disc only. What on earth would one upgrade from in this day and age?
The problem is thus is an upgrade disc only. What on earth would one upgrade from in this day and age?
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Simeon 11 month s ago
Hubert,
download an office 97 version and use the 112-1111111 key
download an office 97 version and use the 112-1111111 key
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Jap 11 month s ago
Ivan,
Yeah until they force an update on it and then you're screwed
Yeah until they force an update on it and then you're screwed
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Lafayette 11 month s ago
Jap, I still have Office 2003 with only Outlook installed so I don't have to pay for it. No forced update and it still works like a charm. Rookie! 
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Ivan 11 month s ago
#55 no, EVERYONE pays for it, including tourists, in taxes
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Melchizedek 11 month s ago
Ivan,
i knew, you would write that.
I also know, that you are from a country where being shot is the most probable way to die for the younger generations.
So it's true, that you don't need healthcare:
Those being shot (e.g. in school) are dead anyway, so why pay for health insurance?
{Sarcasm off}
i knew, you would write that.
I also know, that you are from a country where being shot is the most probable way to die for the younger generations.
So it's true, that you don't need healthcare:
Those being shot (e.g. in school) are dead anyway, so why pay for health insurance?
{Sarcasm off}
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Benjamin 11 month s ago
Ivan, "This costs the patient nothing" is absolutely teue. There is no fee to pay, no monetary cost to the patient. There is NO TRANSACTION that takes place. The statement is perfectly true and needs no qualification. As an adult, i understand that my taxes are used to provide this service. As a rational adult i implicitly understand that this service does not require a fee to be paid because i, as an adult, understand the difference between a FEE and Taxes.
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Hosie 11 month s ago
Ivan,
A tourist pays 200 000 in taxes there? hmm.. NOPE!
A tourist pays 200 000 in taxes there? hmm.. NOPE!
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Isabelle 11 month s ago
Ivan,
I don't understand all the hostility towards your comment. You are correct, the services and supplies are not free, even if the patient isn't paying. Someone is paying - and it's the taxpayers.
I don't understand all the hostility towards your comment. You are correct, the services and supplies are not free, even if the patient isn't paying. Someone is paying - and it's the taxpayers.
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Jap 11 month s ago
#47 The image of a typical American family
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Lou 11 month s ago
Jap, Lol...in your easily offended, triggered mind.
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Earnest 11 month s ago
Jap,
Chances are, one of those people will use one of those guns to either kill themselves and/or one of the other people in the photo. Go America!
Also, "triggered" ... ha ha! I see what you did there
Chances are, one of those people will use one of those guns to either kill themselves and/or one of the other people in the photo. Go America!
Also, "triggered" ... ha ha! I see what you did there
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Isabelle 11 month s ago
Jap,
Jealous?
Jealous?
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Vivian 11 month s ago
#47 stupid gun maniacs 
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Lou 11 month s ago
Vivian, So if they own guns and take a picture with them, they are "maniacs". Not sure how that works, but okay.
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Jap 11 month s ago
Lou,
That's right, the whole world doesn't know how the USA works today. You folks just don't get it...and never will.
That's right, the whole world doesn't know how the USA works today. You folks just don't get it...and never will.
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Isabelle 11 month s ago
Vivian,
Go ahead and try to rob them. Let us know how that goes for you.
Go ahead and try to rob them. Let us know how that goes for you.
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Simeon 11 month s ago
Isabelle,
you mean, like how the americans robbed the natives off their land?
you mean, like how the americans robbed the natives off their land?
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Sydney 11 month s ago
#2 SCART ?
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Simeon 11 month s ago
Sydney,
can be pulled from the composite audio/video signals.
can be pulled from the composite audio/video signals.
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Donald 11 month s ago
#55 Australia 26 million people
USA 333.29 million people
see the difference?
USA 333.29 million people
see the difference?
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Charlie 11 month s ago
Donald,
That there are too many stupid Americans, but not nearly enough Australians! Agreed!
That there are too many stupid Americans, but not nearly enough Australians! Agreed!
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Clifton 11 month s ago
Charlie,
So jaalous!
So jaalous!
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Johnny 11 month s ago
Donald, (really - are you THE Donald, that will go soon to jail?)
If I understand you right, you want to show, that the USA are to poor (or to corrupt or to stupid) to install a healthcare system, albeit they could set it up on 10 times more shoulders tha than Australia?
Fun fact: This plane in the picture will fly probably further, than it would be possible in the USA. So, the flight would be more expensive than a flight in the US.
But because a helthcare system is controlling the costs, it will be much cheaper for the Australian community than it would be in the US, because in the USA is no one who would doublecheck the bill against fraud or a "fantasy bill" (eg. a bill demanding 2'500,- USD for waiting for a doctor who never showed up)
No, it's not communism to provide free knowledge (like schools and universities) or free healthcare, it's the difference between a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd world country.
Just compare your country with other countries, some "disciplines":
- average lifetime
- number of languages spoken
- geographical knowledge
- equal and fair justice for every citizen
- percentage of house owners
- democracy (yes, just compare, what European, Australien (and New Zealand) and even some African nations provide as possibilities for decisions made by the people).
If I understand you right, you want to show, that the USA are to poor (or to corrupt or to stupid) to install a healthcare system, albeit they could set it up on 10 times more shoulders tha than Australia?
Fun fact: This plane in the picture will fly probably further, than it would be possible in the USA. So, the flight would be more expensive than a flight in the US.
But because a helthcare system is controlling the costs, it will be much cheaper for the Australian community than it would be in the US, because in the USA is no one who would doublecheck the bill against fraud or a "fantasy bill" (eg. a bill demanding 2'500,- USD for waiting for a doctor who never showed up)
No, it's not communism to provide free knowledge (like schools and universities) or free healthcare, it's the difference between a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd world country.
Just compare your country with other countries, some "disciplines":
- average lifetime
- number of languages spoken
- geographical knowledge
- equal and fair justice for every citizen
- percentage of house owners
- democracy (yes, just compare, what European, Australien (and New Zealand) and even some African nations provide as possibilities for decisions made by the people).
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India 11 month s ago
Donald,
soooo... it would take less dollars per head in america to pay for that...?
it doesnt mean there must be x-times more accidents just because there are more people... if they are not dumb.
soooo... it would take less dollars per head in america to pay for that...?
it doesnt mean there must be x-times more accidents just because there are more people... if they are not dumb.
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Freda 11 month s ago
#55 This isn't quite correct. Australia has a reciprocal arrangement with New Zealand for accident and emergency only. As a New Zealander, if I am in a serious accident in Aussie, I will be treated there. However, and this is important, the Australian government claims the costs from the New Zealand government, and ultimately, the New Zealand government will claim the costs from me (apparently believe including interest).
That is why, despite Australia and New Zealand having close ties, it is regarded as very risky for Kiwis not to spend a few bucks on health insurance before the leave for Aussie.
FYI. New Zealand medical care is only free for citizens and residents.
That is why, despite Australia and New Zealand having close ties, it is regarded as very risky for Kiwis not to spend a few bucks on health insurance before the leave for Aussie.
FYI. New Zealand medical care is only free for citizens and residents.
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Melchizedek 11 month s ago
Freda,
same in Germany.
If I would have an emergency in e.g. France, Norway or Sweden I should have an extra insurance.
For Norway (not in the EU, but in Schengen) it costs 34,95€ per year.
For France (in the EU and Schengen) it's about 29,95€ per year.
So, it's cheaper than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
same in Germany.
If I would have an emergency in e.g. France, Norway or Sweden I should have an extra insurance.
For Norway (not in the EU, but in Schengen) it costs 34,95€ per year.
For France (in the EU and Schengen) it's about 29,95€ per year.
So, it's cheaper than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
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Philip 11 month s ago
#49 No, you're a self-pitying, whiney POSER, and THAT'S why you are having a (staged) Christmas alone.
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Montesque 11 month s ago
#8 What knockers!
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Anna 11 month s ago
Montesque,
(In terrible, female German accent)-"Oh, thank you Doctor."
(In terrible, female German accent)-"Oh, thank you Doctor."
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Zada 11 month s ago
#42 They are smart! (and innocent)
#55 This? You mean lending with the plane and get several limbs broken...
#55 This? You mean lending with the plane and get several limbs broken...
Never mind the tree huggers Ivan, dangerous animals in the wild is always a bad idea.
Yes indeed. Let us kill all dangerous animals that are in the wild. D*mb*ss.
Exactly! Finally someone gets it. There's a reason we did that long ago.
I'm just imagining the people of yesteryear acting like today's morons "hey there's wolves in our backyard, wrecking our sh#t. Shall I fetch the bows and spears?" "no! We're one with the earth from now on. Let them kill our livestock and try to live in harmony
hmm Yep
The problem is thus is an upgrade disc only. What on earth would one upgrade from in this day and age?
download an office 97 version and use the 112-1111111 key
Yeah until they force an update on it and then you're screwed
i knew, you would write that.
I also know, that you are from a country where being shot is the most probable way to die for the younger generations.
So it's true, that you don't need healthcare:
Those being shot (e.g. in school) are dead anyway, so why pay for health insurance?
{Sarcasm off}
A tourist pays 200 000 in taxes there? hmm.. NOPE!
I don't understand all the hostility towards your comment. You are correct, the services and supplies are not free, even if the patient isn't paying. Someone is paying - and it's the taxpayers.
Chances are, one of those people will use one of those guns to either kill themselves and/or one of the other people in the photo. Go America!
Also, "triggered" ... ha ha! I see what you did there
Jealous?
That's right, the whole world doesn't know how the USA works today. You folks just don't get it...and never will.
Go ahead and try to rob them. Let us know how that goes for you.
you mean, like how the americans robbed the natives off their land?
can be pulled from the composite audio/video signals.
USA 333.29 million people
see the difference?
That there are too many stupid Americans, but not nearly enough Australians! Agreed!
So jaalous!
If I understand you right, you want to show, that the USA are to poor (or to corrupt or to stupid) to install a healthcare system, albeit they could set it up on 10 times more shoulders tha than Australia?
Fun fact: This plane in the picture will fly probably further, than it would be possible in the USA. So, the flight would be more expensive than a flight in the US.
But because a helthcare system is controlling the costs, it will be much cheaper for the Australian community than it would be in the US, because in the USA is no one who would doublecheck the bill against fraud or a "fantasy bill" (eg. a bill demanding 2'500,- USD for waiting for a doctor who never showed up)
No, it's not communism to provide free knowledge (like schools and universities) or free healthcare, it's the difference between a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd world country.
Just compare your country with other countries, some "disciplines":
- average lifetime
- number of languages spoken
- geographical knowledge
- equal and fair justice for every citizen
- percentage of house owners
- democracy (yes, just compare, what European, Australien (and New Zealand) and even some African nations provide as possibilities for decisions made by the people).
soooo... it would take less dollars per head in america to pay for that...?
it doesnt mean there must be x-times more accidents just because there are more people... if they are not dumb.
That is why, despite Australia and New Zealand having close ties, it is regarded as very risky for Kiwis not to spend a few bucks on health insurance before the leave for Aussie.
FYI. New Zealand medical care is only free for citizens and residents.
same in Germany.
If I would have an emergency in e.g. France, Norway or Sweden I should have an extra insurance.
For Norway (not in the EU, but in Schengen) it costs 34,95€ per year.
For France (in the EU and Schengen) it's about 29,95€ per year.
So, it's cheaper than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
(In terrible, female German accent)-"Oh, thank you Doctor."
#55 This? You mean lending with the plane and get several limbs broken...