So now that the American non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has concluded that Trump's American Health Care Act (Trumpcare) would leave 52 million people uninsured, as oppose... moreSo now that the American non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has concluded that Trump's American Health Care Act (Trumpcare) would leave 52 million people uninsured, as opposed to 28 million people under the affordable care act (Obamacare), and both plans involve Americans forking out for private health insurance, will the long-term effect of this be to lead to Americans finally thinking the unthinkable (or so it has been in the USA up to now) and nationalising their health service (what Americans refer to as a single-payer system). How else can you guarantee that no-one goes without health coverage? less
Seriously? This is what we have to contend with now? Men cannot be trusted to act appropriately on their own?. We have to remove all temptation from their environment? SIGH. Is tha... moreSeriously? This is what we have to contend with now? Men cannot be trusted to act appropriately on their own?. We have to remove all temptation from their environment? SIGH. Is that REALLY what y'all think?
"What did they expect when they let women join". This is per an Answermugger vis a vis the marines posting nude photos of females on Facebook and "sharing them". Well if men can't ... more"What did they expect when they let women join". This is per an Answermugger vis a vis the marines posting nude photos of females on Facebook and "sharing them". Well if men can't control themselves and have to have others control their environment for them to "behave" what does that say about men? Not very much that's positive or decent or honorable.
in the sense that if you buy a used laptop, you aren't the first one to use it, break it in, not experience the cleanliness of a freshly opened laptop from its box etc..
Smell, or olfaction, as scientists call it, is an important sense for many fish. Those little holes that look like nostrils are called nares. Nares don’t lead to the throat t... moreSmell, or olfaction, as scientists call it, is an important sense for many fish. Those little holes that look like nostrils are called nares. Nares don’t lead to the throat the way nostrils do in mammals, but open up into a chamber lined with sensory pads.intereting, right?
Why do corporations have their own fatuous jargon? A new employee is not hired, he is "on boarded". A manager does not hold a meeting. She "facilities" it. ... moreWhy do corporations have their own fatuous jargon? A new employee is not hired, he is "on boarded". A manager does not hold a meeting. She "facilities" it. Employees are "family"! God's wounds! Where does this inane crap come from?!
I work in a hospital. I address my supervisors, managers and even the president/CEO by first name. But recently I observed in a Walgreens a clerk. probably in her 50s h... moreI work in a hospital. I address my supervisors, managers and even the president/CEO by first name. But recently I observed in a Walgreens a clerk. probably in her 50s having to address a manager in his 20s as "Mr." Pretentious crap.
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Once well I was standing around a bon fire a Heritage Chief gave me some words of wisdom in his native tongue. Roughly translated it's - If ever... moreOnce well I was standing around a bon fire a Heritage Chief gave me some words of wisdom in his native tongue. Roughly translated it's - If ever one let their past mess them up there would be no one to flip your burger at Mc Donald's. Cheers!
Any type of site, not necessarily Q&A. And since we won't know who you're talking about there's little point in naming them. But who do you recall? Why? What was it about them that... moreAny type of site, not necessarily Q&A. And since we won't know who you're talking about there's little point in naming them. But who do you recall? Why? What was it about them that made them memorable?
Australian police are currently looking for a notorious criminal on charges of assault and, I think attempted murder. He has a record. His description on TV last night said that he... moreAustralian police are currently looking for a notorious criminal on charges of assault and, I think attempted murder. He has a record. His description on TV last night said that he had his name tattooed on his neck and a teardrop tattooed beneath his eye. It's hard to imagine a career criminal voluntarily identifying himself in such a manner.
Category: Silly Questions.Oh. For those being too young... it's records, used to store music in the old days before smartphones and sexting even was invented.
