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I hate nosey ******** who can't mind their own business. Are they forced to live in or look at the house? Didn't think so. It's tacky and ugly, in my opinion, but it's whatever. Her haggis breath Hoosier neighbors need to learn to talk to the hand and bugger off.
My Medicare is much MUCH better coverage than I had when I was stuck with private insurance. I know ahead of time what's covered and if there's an issue, I can find the exact documentation involved. That was never the case with private insurance.
What they lack in accuracy they more than make up for in volume.
If I were storming a city, or a beach, or in need of spraying ammo that is "accurate enough," I'd definitely want the AK-47. But when people are bunkered in, taken up defensive positions, and it comes time to kill I'd definitely want something else.
Antiandrogens (Androcur) here cost 56 €...and the state doesn't cover it.
Instead of putting oneself in a "spray & pray" situation,
There is a reason why the AK-47 is the choice of gun for armies, rebels, and other warring types around the world for decades now. The Uzi's only real feature is it is exceedingly good and spray-and-wasting entire magazines very quickly with zero accuracy.
Now that I'm in California, I think the only expense I may have is a voice coach. Electrolysis, facial surgery, genital surgery, it's all covered, and because are big enough to be hardly noticeable and seemingly stuck at an odd "in between" stage of development, I might get some implants, also covered by insurance. Not big ones, but big enough that it's apparent I have breasts and not fat deposits.
I'd rather have Hawkeye than most of the healthcare providers I had in Indiana. I'd even brave the fronts of the Korean War to see him.
If I had to, that's what I'd prefer. I have the vision for it, mental calculations able, and I find fear to be one of my preferred weapons
Fear is my safety manual.
I haven't had Medicare, but anytime I've been on Medicaid it's been mostly adequate for my health care needs, with private insurance always either denying coverage I need(or, in one case, letting my claim sit in a pending status until my coverage expired all together when I turned 26 a few months after the claim was submitted) or leaving me with hefty bills.
I had coconut shrimp and air-fried cheese sticks.
Gawd! Superman's such a wuss he even has to take the name "man of steel" from someone who has more steel than he'll ever have.
