• Re: Health care

    From WAYNE CHIRNSIDE@1:123/140 to STAN HARDEGREE on Tue Dec 1 01:26:00 2009
    STAN HARDEGREE wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

    EC> Again, in terms of overall goal attainment, the US came in #15.
    EC> Iceland was #16. But Iceland did it with less money. If you look at

    Whoa, can't let that pass.

    I already pay for your reckless, drunken lifestyle and the attendant health care such a lifestyle demands. Now you want me to pay more?

    I paid in until crippled my an absolute moron cop running me
    down.

    Had I not been in DEEP shock when Al Estes arrived
    and I'd have opened my mouth demanding to go
    to a hospital for an examination with Estes present I had an easy
    30 million dollar law suit against Pinellas county.

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  • From WAYNE CHIRNSIDE@1:123/140 to EARL CROASMUN on Tue Dec 1 01:28:00 2009
    EARL CROASMUN wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

    Drop

    Another wise choice. Some, like Sauer, Klahn, and Wilson, just prattle
    on when they are proven wrong.


    I will be dropping it again.

    Just subscribed to see what the retards were doing.

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  • From WAYNE CHIRNSIDE@1:123/140 to EARL CROASMUN on Tue Dec 1 01:30:00 2009
    EARL CROASMUN wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

    Again, in terms of overall goal attainment, the US came in #15. Iceland was #16. But Iceland did it with less money. If you look at

    Whoa, can't let that pass.
    Iceland had one of if not THE lowest morbidity outcomes from medical procedures in the entire world.

    That's it? You are rolling over and dropping and rolling over and dropping everywhere, and THIS is the ONE thing you choose to discuss further? You found one statistic that you cannot even explain the
    meaning of, and that's all you have left?

    Dial up www.pbs.org, select Frontline, search for "Sick Around the World." Watchit in full.
    I have three times.

    LEARN something.

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  • From WAYNE CHIRNSIDE@1:123/140 to EARL CROASMUN on Tue Dec 1 01:36:00 2009
    WAYNE CHIRNSIDE wrote to EARL CROASMUN <=-

    EARL CROASMUN wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=

    Roll over.

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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to STAN HARDEGREE on Tue Dec 1 08:50:00 2009
    On 12-01-09, WAYNE CHIRNSIDE said to STAN HARDEGREE:


    STAN HARDEGREE wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-


    Again, in terms of overall goal attainment, the US came in #15.
    Iceland was #16. But Iceland did it with less money. If you look at


    Whoa, can't let that pass.


    I already pay for your reckless, drunken lifestyle and the attendant
    health care such a lifestyle demands. Now you want me to pay more?


    I paid in until crippled my an absolute moron cop running me
    down.


    Had I not been in DEEP shock when Al Estes arrived
    and I'd have opened my mouth demanding to go
    to a hospital for an examination with Estes present I had an easy
    30 million dollar law suit against Pinellas county.



    I want you to notice that this story of his has undergone a very large morph, here.


    There was no such *had I not been in DEEP shock.....* when we were subjected
    to this little tale of his when he first began to tell it.


    Before, the version was that he refused to go to medical treatment.....instead going home and measuring himself to see if he was missing any height off of
    his back!


    I went through this little tale of his with him a few times, and asked some pretty pointed questions about it.


    He stated that he was lying on the ground bleeding, but the cop took him to jail and not emergency medical treatment.


    Not credible that a cop would have a seriously injured person on their hands after a motor cycle accident, and not have that person transported first to a medical emergency facility. Particularly if that person was bleeding, had a serious back injury, and was going into shock. Shock is a serious situation, and can cause death if not treated.


    He stated that he strongly refused to get bailed out, but someone bailed him out anyway against his wishes.


    He also stated that he'd refused to go to any emergency medical facility, but had insisted on being taken home instead so he could measure himself!


    His continued reply to any question as to `why he had not sought treatment after being released from jail' was that he `knew it wouldnt do any good, as he'd already been injured for life'....or some such (it always changed each time he told it).


    Here's a couple of questions that he'll no doubt have trouble answering:


    If his back was broken....how did he get up off the ground and into the police car to be transported to jail?


    If his back was broken.....how did he walk into and out of the jail when he
    was arrested, and then released?


    If his back was broken....how did he walk out to his friends' vehicle and
    climb into it to go home?


    If his back was broken.....how did he walk into his dwelling and be able to measure his spine for missing height?







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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to STAN HARDEGREE on Tue Dec 1 08:57:00 2009
    On 12-01-09, WAYNE CHIRNSIDE said to STAN HARDEGREE:

    STAN HARDEGREE wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-



    Had I not been in DEEP shock when Al Estes arrived
    and I'd have opened my mouth demanding to go
    to a hospital for an examination with Estes present I had an easy
    30 million dollar law suit against Pinellas county.


    Here is yet another `morph' to this little story if his.


    I also asked him many years back why, if the story *he* told about this whole incident was the truth, he didn't get a decent laywer and sue for damages?


    If what *he* said about the incident was true.....he could have gotten damages such that he wouldn't now be dumpster-diving for computer equipment, and
    living in poverty.


    He backed away from that question.



    "I think I'm to (sic) simple minded to lie. I could never keep the story straight, nor would I feel good about myself." ......Wayne Chirnside


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  • From Stan Hardegree@1:123/789 to TIM RICHARDSON on Tue Dec 1 14:45:59 2009
    Had I not been in DEEP shock when Al Estes arrived
    and I'd have opened my mouth demanding to go
    to a hospital for an examination with Estes present I had an easy
    30 million dollar law suit against Pinellas county.

    I want you to notice that this story of his has undergone a very large
    morph,
    TR? here.

    I noticed that.

    There was no such *had I not been in DEEP shock.....* when we were
    subjected
    to this little tale of his when he first began to tell it.

    No, there was not.

    Before, the version was that he refused to go to medical
    treatment.....instead
    going home and measuring himself to see if he was missing any height off
    of
    his back!

    Wayne may have been involved in some kind of accident, but the details of
    that accident seem to change with the weather. This is also the first I've heard of "an easy 30 million law suit."

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  • From Ed Hulett@1:123/789 to Stan Hardegree on Tue Dec 1 14:56:21 2009
    Stan Hardegree -> TIM RICHARDSON wrote:
    Had I not been in DEEP shock when Al Estes arrived
    and I'd have opened my mouth demanding to go
    to a hospital for an examination with Estes present I had an easy
    30 million dollar law suit against Pinellas county.

    I want you to notice that this story of his has undergone a very large
    morph,
    TR? here.

    I noticed that.

    It's hard not to notice.

    There was no such *had I not been in DEEP shock.....* when we were
    subjected
    to this little tale of his when he first began to tell it.

    No, there was not.

    It's that raging dementia, don't ya know.

    Before, the version was that he refused to go to medical
    treatment.....instead
    going home and measuring himself to see if he was missing any height
    off
    of
    his back!

    Wayne may have been involved in some kind of accident, but the details of that accident seem to change with the weather. This is also the first
    I've
    heard of "an easy 30 million law suit."

    Anyone seeing $30M would have jumped at it, but not Waynie, he'd rather forgo an easy $30M and be on the public dole so he could whine incessantly about his being a victim.

    Ed

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  • From Mimi Gallandt@1:123/789 to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE on Tue Dec 1 19:31:38 2009
    WAYNE CHIRNSIDE -> STAN HARDEGREE wrote:
    STAN HARDEGREE wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

    Again, in terms of overall goal attainment, the US came in #15.
    Iceland was #16. But Iceland did it with less money. If you look at

    Whoa, can't let that pass.

    I already pay for your reckless, drunken lifestyle and the attendant
    health care such a lifestyle demands. Now you want me to pay more?

    I paid in until crippled my an absolute moron cop running me
    down.

    I don't understand why you would *TRY* to pass this lie passed us when no one believed it the first several times you slung it. Otto believed you but he also
    believed you, but he believes in dragons so that doesn't hold water. It's pathetic the way you lie like a rug.

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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to STAN HARDEGREE on Wed Dec 2 06:04:00 2009
    On 12-01-09, STAN HARDEGREE said to TIM RICHARDSON:



    Before, the version was that he refused to go to medical treatment.....instead going home and measuring himself to see if he was missing any height off of his back!


    Wayne may have been involved in some kind of accident, but the details of SH>that accident seem to change with the weather. This is also the first SH>I've heard of "an easy 30 million law suit."


    I had always said that something in the story was missing, that the `other shoe' hadn't dropped, yet. And I seem to recall that the `other' shoe hit the floor with a thud! Didn't someone come up with the information that the incident Chirnside refers to was actually a police chase he was in, involving him on a motorcycle trying to evade a cop who was chasing him? And the cop had to knock him over to keep him from injuring innocent people?


    "I was however rather drunk a lot...." .........Wayne Chirnside


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  • From Stan Hardegree@1:123/789 to TIM RICHARDSON on Wed Dec 2 11:39:22 2009
    Wayne may have been involved in some kind of accident, but the details of SH>that accident seem to change with the weather. This is also the first SH>I've heard of "an easy 30 million law suit."

    I had always said that something in the story was missing, that the
    `other
    shoe' hadn't dropped, yet. And I seem to recall that the `other' shoe
    hit the
    floor with a thud! Didn't someone come up with the information that the incident Chirnside refers to was actually a police chase he was in,
    involving
    him on a motorcycle trying to evade a cop who was chasing him? And the
    cop had
    to knock him over to keep him from injuring innocent people?

    Yes, that version rings a bell.

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  • From Mimi Gallandt@1:123/789 to TIM RICHARDSON on Thu Dec 3 21:03:34 2009
    TIM RICHARDSON -> STAN HARDEGREE wrote:
    On 12-01-09, STAN HARDEGREE said to TIM RICHARDSON:



    Before, the version was that he refused to go to medical
    treatment.....instead going home and measuring himself to see if he was
    missing any height off of his back!


    Wayne may have been involved in some kind of accident, but the
    details of
    that accident seem to change with the weather. This is also the first
    I've heard of "an easy 30 million law suit."


    I had always said that something in the story was missing, that the `other shoe' hadn't dropped, yet. And I seem to recall that the `other' shoe
    hit the
    floor with a thud! Didn't someone come up with the information that the incident Chirnside refers to was actually a police chase he was in, involving
    him on a motorcycle trying to evade a cop who was chasing him? And the
    cop had
    to knock him over to keep him from injuring innocent people?

    One can see this happening any night of the week on TruTV's Wildest police Videos. It is amazing to me that there are people out there who believe you can
    get away from a cop, like if you turn a corner and are temporarily out of sight
    for a second the cop will just say f**k it I'm going to lunch!

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  • From Stan Hardegree@1:123/789 to All on Fri Jan 1 14:00:41 2010
    It's been a good year in politics.

    1. The media-hyped bullshit called global warming came crashing down a
    month ago after researchers discovered email from climate researchers
    warning that their data were to be kept secret or destroyed if compromised.
    The half wit class in Fido always crowing about ***REAL SCIENCE*** are
    either silent or are defensive of these pseudo-researchers, who will not
    sumbit their findings to peer review, a hallmark of ***REAL SCIENCE***. The mainstream media barely notice.

    2. The mainstrea, media have their worst year ever (except for the WSJ and
    Fox News).

    a. The New York Times, print arm of the Obama White House, borrowed $250 million from a Mexican loan shark at usury rates to stay afloat. The New
    York Times sold their building and now lease office space from the new
    owners. The New York Times sold their coroporate jet. The New York Times fired more than 100 reporters and editors. Every big market daily paper in
    the US but one lost readers this year with the Chicago Trib going under and
    the Atlanta Journal-Constitution falling out of the top 25 papers for the
    first time in memory.

    b. The three broadcast primetime news shows notched their lowest ratings
    since they started keeping ratings. The Wall Street Journal is now the
    largest circulation daily newspaper in the country, and Fox News has the ratings of its three nearest competitors combined (O'Reilly continues to massacre ultra weirdo Olbermann in the ratings). Charles Krauthammer had
    this to say: "With Fox News, Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes discovered a
    niche market - half the American people." Nowhere was the bankruptcy of mainstream television more apparent than when Harry Smith invited Al Gore to read his insipid global warming poem on the air. The prissy Gore with his sibilated S's, sincere eye contact and melodramatic delivery caused every
    man in the country to cringe. Cringe turned to nausea as Smith went
    Brokeback with Gore and gushed over how special it was to him to hear the
    poem from Gore himself.

    3. At year's end, Mrs. Cigar Willy and Sarah Palin are the most admired
    women in America with Oprah Winfrey coming in third. In fourth place (with half the ratings Ms. Palin notched) is Michelle Obama. I am going to
    venture some analysis here; I believe that Americans are sick to death of
    the Michelle hagiography that passes for news about the First Lady, the sickening tongue bath this broad gets from the mainstream. She is a big,
    butt ugly woman with no fashion sense and less grace, wearing $500 designer sneakers to a food bank, fercrissakes. The country just told the mainstream press that their empress has no clothes.

    4. Congressional leadership in this country is a laughable clown posse of former gay madams, dour lefties, worms and criminals. Barney Frank, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and William Jefferson have been disastrous with some
    writers predicting a bloodbath rivaling 1994 come November. Elections in Virginia and New Jersey (a state Obama visited five time in the effort to
    get John Corzine re-elected) may be harbingers of an election day massacre
    of democrats.

    5. Barrack Hussein Obama is the most listless disengaged and boring
    president of my lifetime. Gerald Ford was a barrel of laughs compared to
    the pompous windbag who fancies himself commander in chief. After two weeks
    in office, Obama declares himself tired of being in the White House and goes wandering around DC with Michelle in tow. After his failed climate summit
    in Copenhagen, Obama declares himself tired period - this clown has
    vacationed, played golf and had date nights more than any president in
    American history, and he is tired?? After promising a "timely, targeted and temporary" stimulus package, this disengaged chief executive punted the
    issue to congress who returned a pork laden package that produced a single
    year deficit of $1.9 trillion. After promising a plan to reform American health care, the disengaged reformer punted the issue to the clown posse in congress. What emerged from each house is legislation so confusing and
    wordy that nobody has bothered to read it. This disengaged commander in
    chief dithered for four months before answering Gen. McChrystal's request
    for more soldiers for his counterinsurgency in Afghanistan (I wonder how
    many times he played golf during that four months?) After a crazed muslim
    shot up Fort Hood, Obama ambled onstage and rambled on for several minutes before he said a word about our 13 dead soldiers in the process wrongly identifying someone in the crowd as a Medal of Honor winner. After a crazed muslim tried to bring down a jet on Christmas day, the duffer in chief
    waited three DAYS before he said anything - and then he blamed George W.
    Bush - staute of limitations for blaming GW is over.

    To be continued.....

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