something you might not know about - the learned astronomers of the world have decided that Pluto is not a planet in our solar system
when i heard this i was like.....um, huh???
damn, he's the Disney dog for cripers...
but in all seriousness, Pluto is the planet of the underworld: of death...what exactly are they trying to say - that 'death' doesn't exist??
why avoid the inevitable??
and i'm not saying go out and kill yourself - but people we all will die - relax and enjoy!!
to learn more about what i'm saying - google this event
and this link should be good for today at least...Cosmic Path
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I’ve been through a fair share of New Mexico a few times, making furniture and carpet drops in small towns as I worked my way from the East Coast to LA. There are some beautiful areas and great people there. But I live in Mrs. Gods country here. So….. Nanner, nanner, nanner. :-)
bbc - what is mrs god's country? never heard that term before...
I like your thoughts re: death. You hit on the exact reason I think health "insurance" is the biggest scam ever foisted upon the public.
Insurance is a bet. I bet the company something bad is going to happen, and they suck money off of me until it does. And then fight me tooth and nail not to hold up their end of the contract.
I used to have to buy liability insurance to drive my 250cc motorcycle legally. Nice. I have to pay a company money so that the idiot that kills me gets his dent fixed.
Health insurance? I'm supposed to buy that so I'll have health care IN CASE I GET SICK. The nice twist is there is a cap on all health insurance, so no matter how faithfully you, or your employer and you, pay your premiums, it will run out. I don't know what COBRA stands for, but I know what it is...a very sick joke played on someone too ill to work, but that hasn't conviniently croaked quite yet.
In essence, it is a lose-lose situation.
As you can tell, this is a pet peeve with me. If America has the best health care available on earth, why isn't it available to all Americans? No-one's right to life should be tied to their wallet, or their bank account.
Meanwhile, I'm going to finish my cigarette and grab a beer...
Life is to be LIVED.
I addressed a bit of your question on my blog this morning Hon.
As for death, it isn't a concept to me. It's just body when you're omnipresent.
PS. Insurance is so that they can make big wages off of you and build big fancy buildings.
It's capitalism, not heath care or auto insurance. Done properly it would be done as a cooperative.
I'm not worried about death, but the time I'm alive, I want a good quality of life. I'd rather be dead then to end up stuck in a bed being dependent on someone else, whether it's family or a nursing home. When I'm alive I want to be living.
The Doctor's here are great, but our system is based on the healthcare providers getting richer when you become sick, and insurance companies getting rich when you don't. Shouldn't doctor be paid for keeping you from getting sick. We need to have a "wellness system" and not healthcare insurance.
agree about the insurance everyone...amd i like the idea about it being a cooperative
i think that
i think that i hit the login button too quick - grin
i think that needing insurance was part of the 'sue everyone so lawyers can make money' movement -- if we would just take personal responsibily for our actions..
none of this would be necessary
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