All I can say is thank goodness for their good healthcare.
Ah... shouldn't that be, "Thank goodness for their free health insurance"?
Slight difference. Personally, given the choice between good healthcare with poor insurance or poor healthcare with good insurance, I'll take the good healthcare.
Posted by: Becky Stern on February 1, 2008 at 3:56 PM
Yep, I guess I subconciously wanted to celebrate the year anniversary of this post. And @Perf, your point is well noted, I agree there's a big difference between the two.
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Wow a MAKE: repost who would of thunk it.
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2007/02/how_to_build_a_25.html
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Ah, but what a great repost it is.
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Reminds me of the famous redneck's last words - "Hold my beer and watch this . . ."
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I keep hearing that distinctive Canadian uplift accent, and wait for him to say "ay?"
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All I can say is thank goodness for their good healthcare.
Ah... shouldn't that be, "Thank goodness for their free health insurance"?
Slight difference. Personally, given the choice between good healthcare with poor insurance or poor healthcare with good insurance, I'll take the good healthcare.
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yah, i posted that last year - a year ago, becky didn't know that - i think it's ok :)
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Yep, I guess I subconciously wanted to celebrate the year anniversary of this post. And @Perf, your point is well noted, I agree there's a big difference between the two.
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The term "redneck" is racist and demeaning and should not be used by anyone, especially on the Make web site.
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Last time i checked redneck wasen't a race, and if you think it is then you really are one.
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Absolutely amazing. Those of us who missed it the first time around are grateful for the repost! :)
Oh, and I definitely agree with Perf and Becky that free healthcare does NOT = good healthcare!
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@Rich, Remind me what race "redneck" is targeting?
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