if you drink the blood of 10 housed, you get a house

Didn’t you know all homeless people are violent crazed individuals that want nothing but the blood of the housed?

- if they’re still alive after the crash, we still have to take care of them.

Insurance companies might not be able to drop you, but they absolutely could argue they aren’t obligated to pay out.

I should have thought of that when we put in the order with the stork.

“then of course you get violently attacked by these guys?”

“Then, of course, you get violently attacked by these guys.”

help cover 10K out of the healthcare bills.....?
Also, it really seems like you know how medical insurance, car insurance and life insurance works ahah

Finally, someone who GETS IT. I told her she shouldn’t have dressed like that!

aside from the naked appeal for an “I’m too cool to care about everyone” ribbon, the issue at hand is that you think you’re making the smart self-interested position, which it’s actually the dumb self-interested position

Rustic open-plan concept waterfront cottage. Easy access to highway. Diamond in the rough waiting for a little TLC.

Where TF does “Neighbor Mike Ancheta” live? a river boat? a motorhome driving by? How can he claim to be a neighbor?

I’ve always taken the presence or absence of a helmet as an indication of how much the person values their brain.

16 million empty houses in America.

Can you even refer to the man as ‘unhoused’ anymore?

Part of living in a society is having to do things you don’t 100% agree with for the good of everyone else. Getting vaccines. Wearing a mask when you get sick. Wearing your seatbelt. Wearing a goddamned helmet when you are riding a motorcycle.

Are you medically allergic to self-awareness, or was that a side-effect of your bicycle crash?

And that’s precisely why I have twins. Four perfect matches if my wife or I ever need a kidney. 

I’m surprised it hasn’t happened already. 

I give it 2 years before the insurance companies make it a requirement ( to wear a helmet while riding ) just to be insured. Same with health insurance.