They are too powerful
I want it.We even have a game where you hit the singer with dildos
I go to the doctor occasionally... my mother's not 100% 'in working condition' , so my every visit to the doctor costs me 1 euro and 3 cents. That's 1,3 US dollarsI have a doctors appointment today, and I've not been since I was 18, or maybe 19
The music is pretty damn good but I think the guitarsound could need some improvement. Going to keep an eye on this band though. In The Wake Of What Has Perished is an awesome song. Cheers!Holy shit, these guys were supporting Viatrophy when I saw them on Sunday, their set was pretty good yeah but the sound can't have been great as I didn't realise how totally fucking epic they are. Shit sounds like Dimmu Borgir + Wintersun http://www.myspace.com/tracesmetal
Can't believe where I live actually has some pretty decent metal bands
I go to the doctor occasionally... my mother's not 100% 'in working condition' , so my every visit to the doctor costs me 1 euro and 3 cents. That's 1,3 US dollars
<3 Belgium
I don't go constantly, because I'm never sick, I'm going because I don't go. Its free for me, no matter what my, or my families medical condition may be.
<3 Canada
Well to be fair if you're actually sick and don't have a good doctor it's fucking the worse piece of shit system here. And well, I guess if you don't have a doctor you're fucked anyways but Canada is free doctor's visits but to get surgery or a referal to see a specialist is near fucking impossible (I guess depending on where you live but in my experience it has always been that way, same for my friends "Oh you need to see a dermatologist, here's your appointment in 6 months.") My girlfriend has a nerve disorder and it's awful, none of her drugs are covered and the doctor only sees her like once every 2.5-3 months plus she had to wait like 5 to see him the first time.Damn, so fucking jealous. I have to pay $104 a month for my health insurance here.
NHS ftw
I wonder if it's better than our healthcare. We like to pretend it's awesome here but if you're really sick or need ongoing care (not just quick check ups, etc) then it's pretty shit tier. At least in the States if you pay for it you get decent service I'm sure.
If I'm not feeling well I can get a check-up on the same day at a local GP but I'd have to ring before 9am. Therefore its not too bad for check-ups but I know in Hospitals there is a lot of waiting around. My cousin had Kidney stones a few weeks back and he was in the waiting room vomiting in a bucket from the pain yet he still had to wait behind people who had comparably minor injuries for a good hour.
Still best not to take it for granted. They do a great job for what they're paid.
So why the fuck do so many people here want healthcare reform exactly?
"Oh you need to see a dermatologist, here's your appointment in 6 months."
I'd rather spend a few extra dollars to walk into a hospital and get immediate treatment than wait a few months. That's just me though.