ravendarat
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Lol thats fucking funny, i like that one
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To you canadians bitching about our "low" US car prices...
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This has been my experience with most Canadians...more proud of their country than most Americans. These days I can see why.
KYGTIGuy
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I'll buy you a plane ticket if you promise to never come back.
It doesn't piss me off, but maybe that's because I have a sense of humour.
forwardlean
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Laughable.
KYGTIGuy
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You still here?
Canadians say they don't want to be Americans yet they have no problem driving on the same side as us yanks do.
Celebrate Boxing Day and other things Commonwealth countries do yet don't bother to drive the Queen's way of driving left.
What a joke America Jr.
Celebrate Boxing Day and other things Commonwealth countries do yet don't bother to drive the Queen's way of driving left.
What a joke America Jr.
Waiting for hordes of outraged Canucks to jump at your bait. It's so predictable, and embarrasing.
KYGTIGuy
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:laugh:
ravendarat
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ravendarat
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This might be the single dumbest thing I have read in like at least the last 5 minutes on the internet.
mattdibart
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Well I got a story for you guys.
So my dad was putting up xmas lights today and the ladder slipped and he fell. he landed on the ladder and banged up his legs pretty bad, needs stitches and will be going for x-rays. He'll be fine though, thankfully he didn't fall backwards or something like that.
This happened at 1:30pm. My dad is currently still sitting in a waiting room with a gash right to the bone on his leg and possibly (fingers crossed it won't be) some other damage. I won't be surprised if he isn't home until 10-11ish tonight. Now we won't pay a cent for this which is great but the consequence is sitting at a hospital all day, literally all day, for a couple stitches and an x-ray.
So my dad was putting up xmas lights today and the ladder slipped and he fell. he landed on the ladder and banged up his legs pretty bad, needs stitches and will be going for x-rays. He'll be fine though, thankfully he didn't fall backwards or something like that.
This happened at 1:30pm. My dad is currently still sitting in a waiting room with a gash right to the bone on his leg and possibly (fingers crossed it won't be) some other damage. I won't be surprised if he isn't home until 10-11ish tonight. Now we won't pay a cent for this which is great but the consequence is sitting at a hospital all day, literally all day, for a couple stitches and an x-ray.
It's called triage: those who don't need urgent care can wait for those who do.
My wife broke her leg last month: compound fracture that required surgery. She waited in E.R. (overnight in the hallway) from 3:00 pm until she got in for surgery at 2:00 pm the next afternoon.
So she had to wait a bit, big deal. If it had been life threatening, she would have been taken care of earlier. In the end, the surgeon did a great job, she got great care during the three days she was in the hospital, and she'll likely be fine. I'm good with that.
mattdibart
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Well my post flew right over you're head. Everyone knows how a hospital queues work.
The point of the post was that would never happen in the US. I would bet my bank account if we were is US my dad would have been home hours ago.
The point of the post was that would never happen in the US. I would bet my bank account if we were is US my dad would have been home hours ago.
mattdibart
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Also if your fine with waiting nearly 24 hours to get attention to a fractured leg requiring surgery you're part of the problem. The wait times in Canada are a fkn joke and you just proved that.