Who? Sorry, I have no idea of who these people are. I still feel sorry for your wife............. take that anyway that you need to! :lol: :lol: :lol:

He does that too often to people.

I bet she has real bad back problems! Poor thing. Just think, gravity is not kind .............. I knew an old woman who had a very large bosom as a youngster, she always teased me because I am so small, now she has to pick them up and put them in her lap so she can tie her shoes. After age 30 she spent so much time at the chiropractor that she should have bought stocks in the company~!

rectal-cranial inversion? they even have their own url:
http://rectcraninversion.tripod.com/

I am wonder which story to believe. In July 2013 you said: "I am white as opposed to black or some other color, 71 ole, male, single for 25 yrs, but not old. Just an ole codger. "

This has to be a record for you and I, but I could not agree more. Accidental shooting, those people need to be thoroughly examined for mental problems. Part of having a weapon is proper use and handling not to be ignored is the need to store the weapon in a place where children or the very simple minded individual will not wind up hurting themselves or someone else. My husband always had guns, they were cleaned after use and at least every three months. We had two children, so the guns were kept in a locked gun cabinet with a quick release concealed on the top for quick access. Our children were trained in the use, maintenance and storage of these guns. We taught, then preached, then got on soap boxes about guns and they were not to be thought of as toys, but a thing that could k**l another person so never take out a gun unless you have to and then only if you are prepared to k**l something.

So for you, THUMBS UP!!!!

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Obama already threatened that if anyone stands in his way there will be hell to pay. I agree, he does come off as very odd! He would not be my first choice, but again look at his other nominations he has made.

Welcome. I laughed hard and yes Obama did fire a few shots all his own. But, go back and watch his eyes, he is reading it from a prompter.....still funny. His writer did an excellent job. This site is aimed at very young adults and Duckie brought it to my attention.

Because you wrote: "Start with this one, ginny: http://www.google.com/webhp?nord=1#nord=1&q=h.r.+358"

Sorry, should not have responded. I am out of here.

No, see above. It was your link.

Read the bill.

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr358/text

I will wait your comment.

Goes for both parties; democrat and republican...........but, I do see your attempt of humor.

Provide the url, please

Provide the url, please

So when he says that your hands and feet need to be regulated, what will be your comment then?? He also says that more people die in hospitals.....duh! Here is the interview....

"At a recent conference in Washington D.C., The Butcher, punditfromanotherplanet‘s Editor-in-Chief , had an opportunity to interview Dr. Vivek Murthy. Here are the highlights of our exclusive interview:

The Butcher: Do you think your medical background and qualifications are what led the White House to tap you as nominee for Surgeon General? Or your close political ties with the White House, and record of advocacy of Barack Obama?

Dr. Murthy: (laughing) It’s definitely the latter.

The Butcher: Have you ever been the head of a major hospital?

Dr. Murthy: No, I haven’t.

The Butcher: Have you ever been the head of a department at a major hospital?

Dr. Murthy: Actually, no.

The Butcher: A small hospital? Or..okay, let’s move on to the next question. Have you had any influence on president Obama’s tobacco habit? Encouraged him to quit?

Dr. Murthy: He assures me that he no longer smokes. I believe he tells Mrs. Obama that, too.

The Butcher: Your nomination has stirred controversy among first amendment experts, and gun-rights advocates. Is it true that you advocate treating firearms as a disease?

Dr. Murthy: Yes, a preventable disease. I’m not the first to suggest this, though it’s only one of many things that pose a grave danger, and probably should be viewed as a disease. Automobiles, for example.

The Butcher: Automobiles?

Dr. Murthy: Yes! Did you know that in 2011, 89 people were k**led on the roadways of America, each day? Thousands of people each year die needlessly, because of cars. If I become Surgeon General, I will become a leading advocate for classifying automobiles a disease.

The Butcher: I’ve heard that you also view swimming pools as dangerous.

Dr. Murthy: Don’t get me started on swimming pools.



The Butcher: What about scissors?

Dr. Murthy: Yes, scissors, too. Very dangerous. Self-inflicted accidental scissor injuries are common. Deaths are less common, unless more than one individual is involved, and it’s a violent act, using scissors as a weapon.

The Butcher: What about other types of violent deaths? As a health care expert, I’d imagine you are interested in developing ways to prevent homicides. What about beatings? When one person beats another person to death?

Dr. Murthy: People don’t realize how deadly hands and feet are. So many preventable deaths result from violence caused by hands, and feet. Especially feet wearing boots, or shoes. If I become Surgeon General, I pledge to do everything in my power to prevent that. Classifying boots as a disease is one way to accomplish that. Hands, too. And bare feet, as well, not just feet wearing boots, or shoes.

The Butcher: Your most controversial position of all is your view that hospitals should be viewed as a deadly disease. Is that true?

Dr. Murthy: Oh, definitely. Hospitals k**l more people each year than all those other things combined. As Surgeon General, I’d classify them as a preventable disease, and take measures to limit access to hospitals, medical centers, and emergency rooms. Medical research facilities, and laboratories, institutions that aren’t involved in the treatment or care of patients, are an exception. Those I wouldn’t necessarily recommend classifying as a disease.

The Butcher: Are you sure president Obama is a successful non-smoker?

Dr. Murthy: No comment.

The Butcher: Thank you for your time, Dr. Murthy, and good luck with the nomination.

Dr. Murthy: You’re welcome."

http://punditfromanotherplanet.com/2014/03/10/exclusive-interview-with-obamas-surgeon-general-nominee-dr-vivek-murthy/