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The thread of Common Sense - Sarah - 2012-02-07
Retalion Wrote:However, on something like the bus, I would say ass facing their face, because there simply isnt enough room to turn around afterwards to sit down (or alternatively, turn around before getting up to get out). When I think about it, I always go in backwards, though I would make sure to take my backpack off if I'm wearing one and put it in front of me before going through. It doesn't matter if you're fat or not. With a backpack on, you're always at risk of running into someone.Are we talking about double seats? If so then the other person should either slide over or stand up so you can get in. If they don't then they absolutely deserve ass in the face.
The thread of Common Sense - Kurtle - 2012-02-07
1)You may feel that diagnosis is wrong, but you paid the doctor to provide you with his service of attempting to diagnose you, hence he gets paid for it. This is why you get second opinions and see other physicians if you aren't comfortable with your current practitioner. It'd be asinine to have a system where if you go to a doctor and feel you weren't diagnosed right then you don't have to pay. There would be little to no point for people to study the profession and make a career out of it.
The thread of Common Sense - Sarah - 2012-02-07
Kurtle Wrote:1)You may feel that diagnosis is wrong, but you paid the doctor to provide you with his service of attempting to diagnose you, hence he gets paid for it. This is why you get second opinions and see other physicians if you aren't comfortable with your current practitioner. It'd be asinine to have a system where if you go to a doctor and feel you weren't diagnosed right then you don't have to pay. There would be little to no point for people to study the profession and make a career out of it.
This really depends on what they do. If they just look at you and say something then I disagree with you completely. If they have to do a procedure then yes, they deserve to be paid.
However, universal healthcare should be in place so it should be a non-issue either way.
The thread of Common Sense - Kurtle - 2012-02-07
Sarah Wrote:This really depends on what they do. If they just look at you and say something then I disagree with you completely. If they have to do a procedure then yes, they deserve to be paid.
However, universal healthcare should be in place so it should be a non-issue either way.
You presumably go to the doctor to be diagnosed and then go through the standard procedures and questions so the doctor can formulate a diagnosis or plan to diagnose. No doctor ever simply looks at you and walks away, you're paying for blood pressure, oral exam, physical checks, and a presumed expert opinion whenever you go to the doctor. It's a choice to see a doctor and be examined, it isn't a requirement when you're sick to see one, yet a personal choice and expenditure, you pay for the service of having someone treat you.
The thread of Common Sense - KhainiWest - 2012-02-07
Rob Wrote:It's awkward for me having a plantain being shoved on my face. I'd rather have a man ass. This statement is awkward already.
Look at who answered the question, now look back at you, now back at her, now back at you. Wait where did sarah get that ruler
AN apple a day does not keep the doctor away. I've had an apple everyday, litterally and I eventually still got sick like two weeks ago!