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Even though I hate the horrible system that US health insurance has become, one positive side about it is that those companies will flatly state (after treatment has been rendered) what they are willing to accept as billing, they pay their portion and bill you for your portion. So you don't end up with the hospital…

Unless she was working over 30 hours per week she wouldn't be entitled to it anyway. Depending on her age she might be on her parents insurance or (since she would have been a student to be an intern) her school may have also had a plan she could use (some schools do some don't).

This is pretty fresh, you ever consider taking this material on the road, sinbad?

ha. Yeah, that's what I thought the headline was saying, as well. I really think it's an unfortunately misleading headline.

I learned something today that I wish everyone would forget.

After what they did to pizza, the Japanese deserve this.

I liked the follow up even more!

You could say...

Kotaku gets away with it under Fair Use, they review, they report, etc, all things covered by fair use. They are not actually making money directly from the Intellectual property of others. This was a case of replicating a proprietary pattern and then selling it. And it wasn't "vaguely similar" it was created with the…

But this guy had some serious mental issues. It doesn't even seem fair that they would bring video games into this at all.

A game that stars a potato, eh?

It looks like he will finally match his artwork. You look at his drawing and you see sexy Sterk and then you look at his model and it's like eurgh. FOCUS ON THE DRAWING! So I am very happy with this.

I myself like this more realistic change.

If you can't be bothered to watch the movie, why are you bothering to comment?

Why would you make a comment if you don't even know what his argument is?

No, and I have absolutely no intention to. I've never understood the appeal of the GTA franchise, or any of Rockstar's games for that matter.

When you think about it, this makes a lot of sense. Saying you "can't" do something implies there's some external force keeping you from doing it. There's (almost) always that implied "I would if I could" tucked away in every "can't", even if you really don't want to do something. However saying "don't" is explicitly…

I remember Counterstrike 1.6 (I think) being terrible and then thinking Steam was the worst thing ever.