Figures Lie and Liars Figure

 

1. Avalon? WTF is that?

   Posted by Steel Turman       02/03/2005  at  07:40 AM  



2. Fancy-assed Toyota Camry.  Really fancy-assed.

   Posted by Vilmar       02/03/2005  at  07:42 AM  



3. Oh Vilmar you Schmuck

   Look at the numbers - 1/2 of all people going upside down financially are health related. Hellooo is anybody home at Vilmar’s place?

   Losing insurance 18 short months into a cancer with COBRA is depressing on group employee health plans, have a heart Vilmar.  You can’t be suggesting, “It’s OK to cancell that young, poor, uninformed woman’s health insurance, who always paid her premiums, because she has lost her hair and is too sick to work her contractual 30 per week, at her regular place of employment, preforming her regular duties because she also has credit card debt too.”

   I say, “Let’s hold the insurance companies feet to the fire and make them pay the claim that they should be paying instead of dumping their liabilities onto the backs of the tax payer.” We should make the insurance company notify the state and the tax payer should have the option to pay the woman’s $200 monthly premium or the $500,000 that her death will cost.  I recommend the state paying the premium instead of the medical bills on a citizen with terminal cancer or other serious illnesses and accidents.

   Warning: If your employer has less tyhan 20 full time employees your COBRA is probably shorter than 18 months, depending on which state you live.

   Insurance Termination with cancer after a 6 month COBRA is depressing even faster.

   President Bush said, “Own your home.  Own your health insurance and own a piece of your retirement.”

   They should do a Zogby Poll 24 months into a cancer:  Did you have any worries when you lost your health insurance from your employer because you couldn’t satisfy your 30 hour Eligibility Clause?  YES or NO

   Posted by Z Woof       02/03/2005  at  08:43 AM  



4. Vilmar has visible grey in his beard.
   Vilmar is definatly a Type “A”
   A triple bypass operation costs $90,000-110,000, ;assuming there are no complications,
   Let us hope that Vilmar is loaded, or he is likely to get a sharp lesson in hubris.

   Posted by Lucius Severus Pertinax       02/05/2005  at  07:05 AM  



5. I do.

   I am.

   I know.

   I am (with insurance) (and won’t)

   Posted by Vilmar       02/05/2005  at  07:14 AM  



6. There is always complications Lucius.  Complications will cost another $280,000 in Tampa Bay.  Good news - in Des Moines, Iowa those complications are probably half price.

   That’s why health insurance is cheaper in Des Moines than Tampa Bay.

   Hell, $90,000 sounds like dental work not cardiac.  Or maybe your talking about just RX charges.

   Posted by Z Woof       02/05/2005  at  09:36 AM  

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