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Off topic: The giant double kidney grills on their new models look as horrible as their new logo.

I use to program the F-15 central computer. One went down in Alaska. The computer was underwater for 2 weeks. Once retrieved, we washed the core memory boards in distilled water. We were able to determine the state of the jet when it lost power.

I thought it was hilarious on Mad Men when a character tried to asphyxiate himself in a Jaguar and it wouldn’t start.

Atlanta is full of new town homes which are essentially row houses.

> You're safer having unprotected sex with someone who is confirmed to have HIV but is taking PrEP, than you are when having unprotected sex with someone whose status is unknown.

PrEP is for hiv negative people.

If you’re virus level is undetectable from treatment, then you’re not contagious.

Modern cars don’t have frames. They are unibody.

I’ve voted in every election since turning 18.

I have a $7900 deductible.

>cheaper copay

I’m not talking about copays. My insurance doesn’t have a coppay until I hit the deductible. I’m paying cash for the drugs.

Using GoodRx, $120 for 90 day supply of 3 generics. Using insurance, $180 for 3 generics 30 day supply.

>Please, people... don't be stupid

It’s more than stupidity, it’s a sense of entitlement.

A 90 day supply of my 3 generic drugs using GoodRx is cheaper than 30 day supply using insurance.

Good points. When I was taken by ambulance to an out of network trauma center, I had no choice.

Plastic surgery is capitalistic healthcare.

You’ve made the same point in 3 separate posts.

Echoplex tape reverb

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoplex

>Guys always respect a guy who can fight

That’s frightening and sad

I interpreted the post the same way.

>Isn't it just rereleasing CO2 that was in the atmosphere earlier?

Yes, and the Arctic was once tropical.

This would effectively eliminate networks, right?

I considered it reasonable given our current horrible medical system.

I want a single payer system.

Terrible coincidence. The upside is I’m a werewolf now.

The bite was to my abdomen so they had to do a CAT scan in case an internal organ was damaged.

My care included a tetanus shot, intravenous liquids and antibiotics.

So yes, I considered the $1000 reasonable.

The ER doctor and radiologist were in-network so I paid the insurance negotiated price.

All-in-all, the dog bite cost me $5000. The ambulance was $1800.

I was badly bitten by a dog. The ambulance took me to a trauma center that was out-of-network. The retail cost of my 6 hour stay was $11,800. This didn’t include the ER doctor and radiologist.

My insurance covered only $2800 of the $11,800 (what they considered reasonable). I have a $7900 deductible.

Since they were out-of-network, the hospital could have billed me for the entire amount (balance billing).

Happily they reduced the charge to $1000.00

>And also safer outside of one then outside one driven by a human.

This is only a baseless opinion.

>And also safer outside of one then outside one driven by a human.

Stop making up statistics

>Pedestrians are important, and are still safer than being around human driven cars.

Stop making up statistics.

>Honestly it just seems like neo-puritanical hatred of the idea that the motor makes it too easy.

More likely people are tired of clutter and blocked sidewalks. And riders who act like idiots.

It’s the CDCs claim.

https://www.healthline.com/health/hiv-aids/undetectable-vira...

Undetectable also means non transmissible.