Happy Hump Day!

[Cleo]

Like Ramster's son I had blood taken this morning plus an EKG plus pissed in a cup plus had a lot of x-rays taken of my bad leg. On the plus side the doctor gave me my favorite happy pills for my leg pain.

But my new insurance sucks slimy green donkey balls. When I showed up at the doctors I first had to pay for co-pays that my insurance didn't cover from my last office visit and I'll probably get stuck with more from this visit.

I would move to Canadian just for their medical care if it wasn't so fucking cold.

Just a day of work planned with a short break to go pickup my no more pain happy pills.

[RedCherry]

Originally Posted by Cleo

But my new insurance sucks slimy green donkey balls. When I showed up at the doctors I first had to pay for co-pays that my insurance didn't cover from my last office visit and I'll probably get stuck with more from this visit.

I would move to Canadian just for their medical care if it wasn't so fucking cold.

I hear you, I have no co-pay just a 5k deductible, like that ever gets used up. I'd move to Canada in a heartbeat, but Jim doesn't deal with cold, or cloudy weather very well, me I love it, more time with no allergies. One more year, and I turn 50 and can get hopefully a better plan through AARP.

[Cleo]

Originally Posted by RedCherry

I turn 50 and can get hopefully a better plan through AARP.

I hit the big 50 a few years ago and the plans through AARP were no better, actually a little worse, than what I have now.

[RedCherry]

Originally Posted by Cleo

I hit the big 50 a few years ago and the plans through AARP were no better, actually a little worse, than what I have now.

Well that is depressing.

[Cleo]

Originally Posted by RedCherry

Well that is depressing.

I did get a giant calculator for having them give me an auto insurance quote. The quote was considerably higher than what I'm paying with Gieco BTW.

My mother use to get some kind of insurance through AARP that covered what medicare didn't cover. I think AARP benifits are more geared towards people in the retirement age group.

Although I have a few friends that has used the AARP program that helps people reentering the job market that are over 50.

[plateman]

plateman sweat his ass off cleaning fryed tranny - towarro I make it go

here is me doing a teardown a 618 computer vlave body and rebuild

http://www.atomic-transmission.com/t...rebuilding.htm

on the mainstream site I built for my old boss and biz friend
were goona go into selling transmission parts online, and him is a computer no nothing - fun showing him how to use a browser

[ArtWilliams]

Originally Posted by RedCherry

I hear you, I have no co-pay just a 5k deductible, like that ever gets used up. I'd move to Canada in a heartbeat, but Jim doesn't deal with cold, or cloudy weather very well, me I love it, more time with no allergies. One more year, and I turn 50 and can get hopefully a better plan through AARP.

Like the US, the allergies depend on where you live. I have a couple of friends who lived in the Winnipeg, Manitoba (prairies) and never had allergies until they moved to Toronto, where I live. I suffer from March until May (spring flowers and trees) and August until the first frost (rag weed). I actually like winter now though because I am allergy free.