Re: The price of oil
Merlyne <[email protected]>
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BeH <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]: > On 02.10.2022 13.12, Merlyne wrote: >> BeH <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]: >> > [...] >>>>>> Religulous? >>>>> >>>>> That's the one. I could have looked it up, but... >>>>> >>>>>> He is American after all... >>>>>> I like his show but not his stand-up specials. >>>>>> He spends way too much time going on about Trump (still) but he >>>>>> usually has interesting guests on his panel. >>>>>> Yeah, he always tees off on Canada. Busternaut used to do the >>>>>> same. >>>>> >>>>> Busternaut? But he's like half canadian himself... >>>> >>>> He told me that someone in his ancestry is French Canadian. I'm not >>>> sure who. It could be several generations ago. >>> >>> Every little bit counts. (It seems to hold for most us-americans at >>> least. They all have a list of countries they are "from" if someone >>> in their ancestry was from there.. It's a bit weird) >> >> All of us whose people come from away probably do that. It's just >> that all my people came from the British Isles. That's probably a >> religion/geographic convenience thing more than anything else. Rural >> people went into town on Sundays to attend church. It was the Tinder >> of the 1800s. > > Sure, but if a persons parents and grandparents were born in USA [as > example], then they themselves are of USA. And I don't think they will > take kindly if one were to suggest they weren't proper 'Merkuns > either. I think you can still say 'I have a Swedish grandmother' as long as you are waving the flag when you do it. Oddly, our census has a question about a person's ancestry. So many people were putting "Canadian' in the write-in that they finally added it as a category. But not until 2001 or 2006. > >>>>>> I'll try not to focus on that when I don't pay for doctors or >>>>>> prescriptions or when it costs me $10 to get my teeth cleaned. >>>>> >>>>> He-he. Silly 'merkins. >>>>> But also: Dammit, I pay close to $100[1] for a teeth cleaning. And >>>>> I'm supposed to have it done 4times/year because reasons. >>>>> The previous government cut almost all subsidy for dental care, >>>>> and the present one don't seem in a hurry to reverse that. >>>>> >>>>> BeH >>>>> 1: Not actual dollars but the equivalent monetary value in the >>>>> local currency. >>>>> >>>> >>>> I looked on my last bill. It costs $210 and my insurance covers >>>> 90%. If I had a spouse, the co-pay would cover the rest. >>> >>> You should get one of them, then. I mean 20 bucks is 20 bucks... >> >> Wanna help me write up a dating profile? > > Trust me, you do not want my input for that... From what I have > learned from the internet, just don't add pictures of yourself holding > a fish; or maybe that only applies to men. > One of my friends uses online dating sites. She meets a lot of guys I will politely refer to as 'undateable'.