This is my main problem with any kind of insurance. Whether you have it or not, you're gambling.

I tend to get really sick about 2 times a year (when I'm not taking care of myself), requiring meds. It pays off for me.

This game is soooo hard. I always start out peacefully in every strategy game I play and I eventually build my army but the opponents in this game start right away! I tried doing the same thing but it still doesn't work...

Health insurance is an utter joke since the passage of the new Health Care reform last year. My insurance deductible jumped from $2,500 to $10,000 to cover all the increased costs. I was basically told i was SOL when I almost needed a gallbladder removal last month. Fortunately it just turned out to be an ulcer, or I would be screwed.

My health insurance has always been a joke, since my jobs have offered the bare minimum and I can't afford better on my own. Thankfully, I haven't needed it.

But yeah, insurance is just betting the insurance company that you will get sick at some point, and the only reason it stays afloat is because most people will never get more out than they put in, or even come close to breaking even.

wat, you on skype? Add me, Bali. Hear how a real man talks.

This coming home and none of my friends being awake to talk with thing is getting really old, really fast.

I bet your friends are posting somewhere: "My friends coming home at weird hours of the night so we can never talk to him is getting old really fast".

On the topic of health care, I wish that everyone had access to the system we have in Canada. It has its issues, yes, but I realize how lucky we are.

Now if only the system would work long enough that I didn't have to go twice to get my health card back (and still don't have it back, but thank you mail strike for that). I think being honest in our system tends to be the worst you could do, just gets back on you in the end when they lose your card. :/

...I've never had that issue, so I guess it's all about perspective.

Someone is making me see Transformers 3. I fell asleep during the first one.

So someone's paying for you to take a nap! Congratulations.

Yeahhh, almost like paying myself...

Well, when you leave the country or province for a certain period of time (think it's 6 months+), you're required (you can get away with not doing it sometimes, but my insurance company was very insistent that it be done before giving me my coverage) to turn in your health card. Getting it back gets really annoying and frustrating when the temporary card gets lost in the mail, they keep telling you to go to different branches and their system goes down every time you're there.

I just have had a lot of hassle with them, even trying to turn in my card was annoying, they refused to believe I was turning in my card because I didn't carry the original letter of admission (Never technically got one).

Ugh, Intel HD graphics suck. It makes Splinter Cell play really slow.

Yeah, they say rather similar things. However, I can't really fix it cause I work in law enforcement :c

Ah. Definitely makes sense then. City police? County Mounty? State officer?

If I remember right, Seraku is a dispatcher for police on a college campus.

Yeah, dispatcher at a private college.