bad stuff thread.

[Ashley]

I was listening to PSA this morning and they said a majority (can't remember the exact percentage) of Americans are happy with their health insurance even though many said they'd had problems with it and all I could think was "how?! Why?! How?!"

I presume it comes from a combination of mistrust in the government (any government) to do it properly and "that thar is communism!" kind of thing but even so, it's so baffling to me. 

[bob]

I enjoyed a post i saw on Reddit that said that Americans had finally found a way to deal with their health insurance problem with their gun violence problem.

[FalcoLombardi]

20 hours ago, Ashley said:

I was listening to PSA this morning and they said a majority (can't remember the exact percentage) of Americans are happy with their health insurance even though many said they'd had problems with it and all I could think was "how?! Why?! How?!"

I presume it comes from a combination of mistrust in the government (any government) to do it properly and "that thar is communism!" kind of thing but even so, it's so baffling to me. 

I'm "okay" with mine, definitely not happy. Our plan is pretty good for a company that has ~1500 employees. It's actually better than what my wife could get from her employer who, get this, is actually in healthcare and is one of the largest employers in our state. But why should our health insurance be tied to our jobs?

[martinist]

I've just came back from day surgery.

Never have a flexible cystoscopy. It's like sounding but they go right into the bladder. Fun times.

Also my bladder is full of crystals and i'm pissing blood.

[drahkon]

20 minutes ago, martinist said:

Never have a flexible cystoscopy.

Yeah...had that experience last year.
A mate said: "hey, maybe sounding will be your new kink."

I can, with 100% certainty, say: No, it won't!

21 minutes ago, martinist said:

Also my bladder is full of crystals and i'm pissing blood.

Oh boy, hope you'll feel better soon