Remote Area Medical in Los Angeles:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-lopez16-2009aug16,0,3959652.column
Makhani pointed me to another dentist. "Talk to him. He's worked in Brazil."
That would be Joseph Chamberlain, a Westwood dentist who said he's done charity work in Brazil, but not in conditions like this.
"They have a nice system of public hospitals and clinics," he said.
But don't patients have to wait for treatment?
"Yes," Chamberlain said. "But not like this. Not for a year."
Rich Cunts in Washington DC Are Struggling:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/15/AR2009081502957.html?nav=rss_email/components
The Steeds are big community volunteers. They're also known for their zany parties. They come up with an idea to get people talking, and soon the invitations are in the mail:
You are invited to a recession party.
Serving: Cheap Wine and Beer with Simple Fare (Costco Deluxe)
Wear: Old Clothes (hand-me down particularly welcome)
Entertainment: Any recession story, joke, poem, item, etc. guests might provide.
Warning: Anyone bringing a hostess gift other than canned goods (to be delivered to a food pantry) will be denied admission.
They are having goddamn costume parties, dressed up as what they consider "poor" (which is actually solidly middle class, of course.)
"We might live in nice houses and drive nice cars, but we're just holding on," she says. Perfect looks perfect from a distance.
No, you stupid cunt, you're not barely holding on.
It's time to bring back the guillotine...
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-lopez16-2009aug16,0,3959652.column
Makhani pointed me to another dentist. "Talk to him. He's worked in Brazil."
That would be Joseph Chamberlain, a Westwood dentist who said he's done charity work in Brazil, but not in conditions like this.
"They have a nice system of public hospitals and clinics," he said.
But don't patients have to wait for treatment?
"Yes," Chamberlain said. "But not like this. Not for a year."
Rich Cunts in Washington DC Are Struggling:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/15/AR2009081502957.html?nav=rss_email/components
The Steeds are big community volunteers. They're also known for their zany parties. They come up with an idea to get people talking, and soon the invitations are in the mail:
You are invited to a recession party.
Serving: Cheap Wine and Beer with Simple Fare (Costco Deluxe)
Wear: Old Clothes (hand-me down particularly welcome)
Entertainment: Any recession story, joke, poem, item, etc. guests might provide.
Warning: Anyone bringing a hostess gift other than canned goods (to be delivered to a food pantry) will be denied admission.
They are having goddamn costume parties, dressed up as what they consider "poor" (which is actually solidly middle class, of course.)
"We might live in nice houses and drive nice cars, but we're just holding on," she says. Perfect looks perfect from a distance.
No, you stupid cunt, you're not barely holding on.
It's time to bring back the guillotine...
