Er, WTF?!..."financially-strapped tanners"...?

http://money.cnn.com/2010/03/24/news..._tax/index.htm

OK, I understand it's supposedly dangerous to use these tanning beds. I say
supposedly because I've never had an interest in using them so I've not
researched it at all - as such, I can't say that "I know" they are dangerous (or
not). IAC, assuming that it can cause skin cancer, why was this even remotely
considered in the making of the health care bill mess? And on the other side -
it's apparently an extra buck or two on a 15-20.00 session or visit or whatever
it's called...apparently, it's already over a grand a year for what's free right
outside the place you're paying. I mean, what in the holy-friggin'-hell is a
"financially-strapped tanner," and if they do actually exist...well, why are
they allowed to exist...?

So, OK, Tom, I take it back - perhaps _SOME_ of the excess ought to be "removed"
- anyone that would pay for tanning instead of health insurance (or anything
else more important than tanning...like, oh, say, a bag of rocks...), and then
bitch because "the government" wasn't providing the health care for them, well,
maybe society is best served by "removing" them.

Sheesh-quadruple-squared,
R

On 24-Mar-2010, wrote:

e more important than tanning...like, oh, say, a bag of rocks...), and
then
bitch because "the government" wasn't providing the health care for them,
well,
maybe society is best served by "removing" them.

=======

I never understood tanning beds either ???
I always thought that they caused negative skin conditions and illnesses or
even cancer
Anyone who would do this is a bit "nutso" in the first place.

I have some young friends who were in the "removal" business.
They would dispose of dead humans in various ways.
Normally they were delivered to a coroner or funeral home.
So

How would you suggest removing them?

Is morality an issue here or will they just "remove" themselves?

Will we have roving cossack, warrior type bands on horses come to behead
them?

The planet has amost 7 billion and counting ??
We need some removal or another planet.

Or do you just mean "removing" them from Health Insuarance rolls?

Eric Frohm

"Fred" wrote in message
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On 24-Mar-2010, wrote:

e more important than tanning...like, oh, say, a bag of rocks...), and
then
bitch because "the government" wasn't providing the health care for them,
well,
maybe society is best served by "removing" them.

=======

I never understood tanning beds either ???
I always thought that they caused negative skin conditions and illnesses
or
even cancer
Anyone who would do this is a bit "nutso" in the first place.

I have some young friends who were in the "removal" business.
They would dispose of dead humans in various ways.
Normally they were delivered to a coroner or funeral home.
So

How would you suggest removing them?

Is morality an issue here or will they just "remove" themselves?

Will we have roving cossack, warrior type bands on horses come to behead
them?

The planet has amost 7 billion and counting ??
We need some removal or another planet.

Or do you just mean "removing" them from Health Insuarance rolls?

Eric Frohm


Cossacks, tanning beds and Health Insurance...reminds me of Yul Brenner....

john

On Mar 24, 11:33*am, wrote:
http://money.cnn.com/2010/03/24/news..._tax/index.htm

OK, I understand it's supposedly dangerous to use these tanning beds. *I say
supposedly because I've never had an interest in using them so I've not
researched it at all - as such, I can't say that "I know" they are dangerous (or
not). *IAC, assuming that it can cause skin cancer, why was this even remotely
considered in the making of the health care bill mess? *And on the other side -
it's apparently an extra buck or two on a 15-20.00 session or visit or whatever
it's called...apparently, it's already over a grand a year for what's free right
outside the place you're paying. *I mean, what in the holy-friggin'-hell is a
"financially-strapped tanner," and if they do actually exist...well, why are
they allowed to exist...?

So, OK, Tom, I take it back - perhaps _SOME_ of the excess ought to be "removed"
- anyone that would pay for tanning instead of health insurance (or anything
else more important than tanning...like, oh, say, a bag of rocks...), and then
bitch because "the government" wasn't providing the health care for them, well,
maybe society is best served by "removing" them.

Sheesh-quadruple-squared,
R

So, how about you take a couple of minutes to scratch out a health
care system that makes sense, then congress can approve it, the
president can sign off on it, and we can all move on to something that
interests you?

Moron.

g.