Andrew Cuomo criticized for "public concubinage" of Sandra Lee

[foofy2u2]

"Brooklyn1" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

Me? Rush? lol! Speak to Graham who is a regular visitor here. He doesn't
need to make things up nor I to defend them


But I happen to know quite a bit about the US through people
I know who live there Even so, I would never assume I know everything
about the USians.

Btw a clue about British Honduras is in the 'British' bit although why you
would think it a surprise to me that it is now Belize... you are very
strange, Sheldon.

Don't hold others to your own xenophobic and uninformed views. You make a
fool of yourself



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[manarr_iraq]

On 2/28/2011 9:40 AM, Brooklyn1 wrote:


The very same can be said for veterinary care. And there is no good
insurance for that. And the worst thing is that pets can get illnesses
and complications that cost a fortune. No wonder there are so many
domestic animals languishing in shelters. Hard enough to take care of
our humans, let alone take care of our beloved pets. We have to know
our limits and that means more don't get adopted.

[xxxtwi light girl xxx]

On 3/1/2011 6:47 PM, Goomba wrote:


And yet, many may be parents of kids they choose to spend the money on
for dental hygiene rather than on themselves. There are many reasons to
neglect health and not caring isn't always why. Some just have to make
hard decisions.

[%Crazy_in_<3%]

Cheryl wrote:

As I told one patient, if he can afford cigarettes and liquor to excess,
he can afford to get his teeth cleaned.

[asu rocks]

In article ,
[email protected] says...

Yep, rich folks don't understand how poor folks have to live. That's
the thing that bugged me about Obamacare--it would have put people who
aleady had to choose between having food and having heat in the position
of being forced to buy insurance so they couldn't afford either food or
heat. However he solved that problem by not requiring people who can't
afford insurance to buy it. Basically a do-nothing program.

[Miss Shawnee]

On Mar 1, 10:25?pm, Goomba wrote:

Booze and cigarettes reduce stress while trips to the dentist increase
stress. What would you spend your money on?

[Jerika B]

spamtrap1888 wrote:




Dentists that give you valium.


Steve

[Petula]

On 2/03/2011 6:27 PM, spamtrap1888 wrote:
booze home made and the dentist no need to smoke

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[Joey_611]

Steve Pope wrote:

or xanax, or nitrous oxide or two out of three!
Healthy smiles are a reward, but so are the health benefit of dental care.

[min_cat_mjj]

In article , [email protected]
says...

No coincidence. Both smoking and drinking are linked to
gum disease and teeth loss.

http://www.dentalgentlecare.com/alcohol.htm

http://www.dentalgentlecare.com/smok...tal_health.htm



"Smoker?s palate (red inflammation of roof of the your mouth)
You are more likely to develop calculus, plaque that hardens on your
teeth and can only be removed during a professional cleaning.
Tobacco may also limit blood flow to gum tissue, restricting the
necessary nutrients to the bone and periodontal support of the teeth.
Increased risk and severity of gum recession and gum disease leading to
tooth and bone loss.

Tooth loss in smokers occurs at a rate of 2.9 teeth every 10 years for
men and 1.5 teeth every 10 years for women (two times the rate of tooth
loss in nonsmokers)."

Janet