Wait how do you know?

Quality addition!!! It is so perfect when linguistics and biology align to caracterize such a delightful little creature

101,604 croutons, 1 crouton/Sunday: 101,604 Sundays. Roughly 2000 years.
As for the shots I don't have a reference in mind to calculate what volume it represents.

Just imagine "That gundi has a gundi gundi". Did I say that thug has a round butt, or does that butt have a cute thug?

(this comment is just a remark, out of the original topic) A lot of things that have been said here sound like brainwashing but "you give your life and soul to Uncle Sam" takes the cake, it really sounds like people are in a cult. The concept of risking your life to have access to health is also ironic.

Grim, it's your responsibility if you want her gone.
But please, as my birthday's the same day as her I've always wanted to go to England and pretend the fireworks are for me, so can you wait until I've had the occasion to do that?

Aw the raccoon comes with a free gift <3

Fair point but honestly I'd never dare question "Thomas Madia"'s premises, he seems too involved to not be a psycho.

Oh I'm so sorry!

I never said we were perfect. We're not, that's part of living in the real world, however we're aware of it and we try to get better. You just sound bitter that we apparently tricked America into paying stuff for us, which if it's true doesn't really make you sound successful. But that wasn't even the original point, healthcare isn't about "how to be successful", it's about humanity. We all have different views, good. But lies like those said in the original comment above and weird out of the subject remarks are ruining the debate.

They expect the ghosts to go "aaaah la perfide Albion remet ça on va les niquer" and manifest themselves in fits of rage.

Idk impromptute holidays in the middle of the school year were great, graduating was ok and my grades a pleasant surprise after completely rushing my thesis, it's the empty now that sucks.

"We do not want to be taken care of" We hear what you say, it's just bewildering to basically read "Here we just let poor people die and we don't want it to change". So we try to understand and honestly comments like the first one in this thread do not help because they sound like someone yelling "It's better because we get more stuff. Wait we don't? Then it's better because we say it is." Here in Europe we have free health care without negative sides and we also get the advantages mentioned above so we really can't see the appeal of letting people die because it's their own problem.
With that being said, as long as the American governement keeps letting only Americans die it's not our problem here in Europe so we can all keep our own view on the matter and move on with our lives.