Sometimes stupid loses

On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 13:18:11 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
Peter N wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 16:02:56 -0700, "Bill Graham"

wrote:
tony cooper wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 14:16:57 -0700, "Bill Graham"

wrote:

I was not asking them to take YOUR blood and test it. I was not
asking them to take any other person's blood and test it. I was
asking them to take MY blood and test it. I was the one who
fasted
for 12 hours before hand.

Like fasting for 12 hours is a big deal. Eat dinner at 6PM and
go
to the lab at 7AM, have blood tested, go to breakfast.

Oh, I forgot, you neglected to get a doctor's order for test.
OK, go
by the doctor's office at 8AM, get the order, and have
breakfast at
9:30 AM. That's the way sane people would go about it.


The doctor's office forgot to send the order to the lab. It was a
Saturday. the lab was open, but the doctor's office was not. I
was
not at fault in all this, or I wouldn't have mentioned it to
begin
with. I should have known that you guys would resort to this
kind of
nit-picking when push came to shove. You wouldn't be able to
argue
the case on it merits, so you would resort to this. Why don't
you go
back and find some misspelling or typo you can laugh at? It
generally suits your speed.

I always verify anything important before acting in reliance on
it.


It wasn't, "important", but it certainly illustrates what is wrong
with the
medical system we have here in the US today. And the "Obama plan"
doesn't
even address it. They (and you) are so steeped in Socialism that
they don't
even recognize it as a problem.

If it wasn't important, why did you make such a fuss?

--
Peter from my Droid

Peter N wrote:
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 13:18:11 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
Peter N wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 16:02:56 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
tony cooper wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 14:16:57 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:

I was not asking them to take YOUR blood and test it. I was not
asking them to take any other person's blood and test it. I was
asking them to take MY blood and test it. I was the one who
fasted for 12 hours before hand.

Like fasting for 12 hours is a big deal. Eat dinner at 6PM and go
to the lab at 7AM, have blood tested, go to breakfast.

Oh, I forgot, you neglected to get a doctor's order for test. OK,
go by the doctor's office at 8AM, get the order, and have
breakfast at 9:30 AM. That's the way sane people would go about
it.


The doctor's office forgot to send the order to the lab. It was a
Saturday. the lab was open, but the doctor's office was not. I was
not at fault in all this, or I wouldn't have mentioned it to begin
with. I should have known that you guys would resort to this kind
of nit-picking when push came to shove. You wouldn't be able to
argue the case on it merits, so you would resort to this. Why
don't you go back and find some misspelling or typo you can laugh
at? It generally suits your speed.

I always verify anything important before acting in reliance on it.


It wasn't, "important", but it certainly illustrates what is wrong
with the medical system we have here in the US today. And the "Obama
plan" doesn't even address it. They (and you) are so steeped in
Socialism that they don't even recognize it as a problem.

If it wasn't important, why did you make such a fuss?

I never made, "such a fuss". I only related the incident to illustrate a
point. The point being that those who pay the bill should be in charge. Its
my life. My treatment by the doctors of my choice. and I should be the one
calling the shots. Why is that so hard for you liberals to understand?

John A. wrote:
On Sat, 9 Apr 2011 19:47:14 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:

Peter N wrote:
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 13:18:11 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
Peter N wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 16:02:56 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
tony cooper wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 14:16:57 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:

I was not asking them to take YOUR blood and test it. I was not
asking them to take any other person's blood and test it. I was
asking them to take MY blood and test it. I was the one who
fasted for 12 hours before hand.

Like fasting for 12 hours is a big deal. Eat dinner at 6PM and
go to the lab at 7AM, have blood tested, go to breakfast.

Oh, I forgot, you neglected to get a doctor's order for test.
OK, go by the doctor's office at 8AM, get the order, and have
breakfast at 9:30 AM. That's the way sane people would go about
it.


The doctor's office forgot to send the order to the lab. It was a
Saturday. the lab was open, but the doctor's office was not. I
was not at fault in all this, or I wouldn't have mentioned it to
begin with. I should have known that you guys would resort to
this kind of nit-picking when push came to shove. You wouldn't
be able to argue the case on it merits, so you would resort to
this. Why don't you go back and find some misspelling or typo
you can laugh at? It generally suits your speed.

I always verify anything important before acting in reliance on
it.


It wasn't, "important", but it certainly illustrates what is wrong
with the medical system we have here in the US today. And the
"Obama plan" doesn't even address it. They (and you) are so
steeped in Socialism that they don't even recognize it as a
problem.

If it wasn't important, why did you make such a fuss?

I never made, "such a fuss". I only related the incident to
illustrate a point. The point being that those who pay the bill
should be in charge. Its my life. My treatment by the doctors of my
choice. and I should be the one calling the shots. Why is that so
hard for you liberals to understand?

If they didn't do the test, there was no bill.

The next time you go to work, tell your boss that you feel like going home,
If he says, "I need more notice than this". Just say well, just don't bother
to pay me for that day.

John A. wrote:
On Sat, 9 Apr 2011 23:37:22 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:

John A. wrote:
On Sat, 9 Apr 2011 19:47:14 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:

Peter N wrote:
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 13:18:11 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
Peter N wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 16:02:56 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:
tony cooper wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 14:16:57 -0700, "Bill Graham"
wrote:

I was not asking them to take YOUR blood and test it. I was
not asking them to take any other person's blood and test
it. I was asking them to take MY blood and test it. I was
the one who fasted for 12 hours before hand.

Like fasting for 12 hours is a big deal. Eat dinner at 6PM
and go to the lab at 7AM, have blood tested, go to breakfast.

Oh, I forgot, you neglected to get a doctor's order for test.
OK, go by the doctor's office at 8AM, get the order, and have
breakfast at 9:30 AM. That's the way sane people would go
about it.


The doctor's office forgot to send the order to the lab. It
was a Saturday. the lab was open, but the doctor's office was
not. I was not at fault in all this, or I wouldn't have
mentioned it to begin with. I should have known that you guys
would resort to this kind of nit-picking when push came to
shove. You wouldn't be able to argue the case on it merits, so
you would resort to this. Why don't you go back and find some
misspelling or typo you can laugh at? It generally suits your
speed.

I always verify anything important before acting in reliance on
it.


It wasn't, "important", but it certainly illustrates what is
wrong with the medical system we have here in the US today. And
the "Obama plan" doesn't even address it. They (and you) are so
steeped in Socialism that they don't even recognize it as a
problem.

If it wasn't important, why did you make such a fuss?

I never made, "such a fuss". I only related the incident to
illustrate a point. The point being that those who pay the bill
should be in charge. Its my life. My treatment by the doctors of my
choice. and I should be the one calling the shots. Why is that so
hard for you liberals to understand?

If they didn't do the test, there was no bill.

The next time you go to work, tell your boss that you feel like
going home, If he says, "I need more notice than this". Just say
well, just don't bother to pay me for that day.

LOL

I think "no shoes - no shirt - no service" is a closer analogy.

There are two parties in any transaction, and either can decline to
take part for any reason not proscribed by law.

Yes, but the thing is, I have already paid for their service. The health
insurance company reaches into my bank account and automatically takes their
premium out every month. All my other bills are paid that way too, but by MY
order, and not my creditors order. Only my health insurance is paid by THEIR
order. - I wonder why that is?

On 4/10/2011 2:44 AM, John A. wrote:

note the snip

I think "no shoes - no shirt - no service" is a closer analogy.

There are two parties in any transaction, and either can decline to
take part for any reason not proscribed by law.

I can think of few things that will ruin a good sushi meal than some
hairy guy in a tank top, dripping with sweat, sitting near you.



--
Peter