Sicko

“But luckily the Chinese are peace loving friends of the Left.”

“Lotsa variations on that theme ---

New World Disorder
New World Out-of-Order

GNU World Order

”

“LOL oh and I opposed that Bush idea too. Sorry but I don't see where the US owes the world a THING”

“They can retire after they play DC, dammit!”

“The trade policies of the last twenty years turned out to be "New World Fckup".”

“N.W.O

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlcvJjRvT7c

No W

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdSB0WThCwQ

Last time they were here (930 club) was 2006, 2 weeks before our wedding. Basturds! They better come back!”

“Oh --- I thought there might be Wrasslin' involved.  

Man, that was funny as Hell when the Wrasslers had to change their new acronym to something besides "WWF" because the World Wildlife Fund (the panda people) kicked their ass in court.”

“Did they have a chain link cage grudge match between Hulk Hogan and the Panda?”

“Here's some trivia.... Hulk Hogan was actually born in Augusta.  I think his name back then was 'Leslie Horwinkle' or something.

What the hell was this thread supposed to be about?  LOL”

“Oh yeah.... corporations holding the health of peoples' children hostage to make a quarterly profit for their stockholders.”

“"Here's some trivia.... Hulk Hogan was actually born in Augusta. I think his name back then was 'Leslie Horwinkle' or something"

That ain't trivia, that's a hunk o' junk.”

“I find it fascinating that the progressives are on board with the big corporations on an issue. I thought big business was evil?”

“Your post makes me think you didn't get what I wrote ---”

““Your post makes me think you didn't get what I wrote ---”

Your post makes me think you assume I even read your post. Sometimes I will just go straight to the bottom of a thread and speak my mind.”

“Just like Leslie Horwinkle.”

“The family of a 17-year-old leukemia patient blamed Cigna Corp. on Friday for her death, saying the health insurance giant's initial refusal to pay for a liver transplant contributed to her death.


"They took my daughter away from me," said Nataline Sarkisyan's father, Krikor, with tears in his eyes at a news conference at his lawyer's office.


The Philadelphia-based insurer had initially refused to pay for the procedure, saying it was experimental. The company reversed the decision Thursday as about 150 nurses and community members rallied outside of its office in Glendale in suburban Los Angeles. Nataline died just hours later.


The insurer "maliciously killed" Nataline because it did not want to bear the expense of her transplant and aftercare, said family attorney Mark Geragos. He did not say when or in what court he would file the civil lawsuit.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2007/12/21/state/n013301S72.DTL”

“I wonder how large of a bonus the doctor who denied Nataline's claim recieved.”