‘…but a lot of pain meds are really, really overprescribed.’

please supply some links supporting your position, particularly regarding wc. I think, in general Americans are quick to look for pharmaceutical solutions to many issues that may not require drugs. I’m not sure this is anyone’s business except the person taking the drug. I understand there’s a downside to just about everything, but I believe there’s a shortage of opiate based pain medication in the world.

Some of the results will be predictable, but I can’t wait for the little surprises that are sure to arrive.

I agree with the Montana dude’s actions, but probably not his motivation. He SHOULD be in GM’s bidness…often.

http://relentlessdefense.com/pring.wilson.case.html

Leave it to the state of Massachusetts to field a candidate to replace Ted Kennedy with one of the few politicians I despise even more than Ted Kennedy. It’s uncanny.

However, a Metro police department spokesperson said the dog was acting aggressively and was coming at one of the officers.

Actually, by entering the home for no good reason, I think it’s the officers who were acting aggressively.

1. obese
2. gun owner
3. drinker
4. health issues
5. no degree
6. religious (non)affiliation
7. reckless hobbyist
8. tv watching habits
9. internet usage

like titles on old motorcycles, if you don’t have the proper papers, things will be difficult. the govt devalues more useful people and property by creating these bureaucratic lists and requiring state sanctioned approval… at least the kids will be safe!

“I have dogs myself. I know how these people feel, but I also know that somethings got to be done about what’s going on here. If they don’t come out ready to do something, It’s not going to happen,” said neighbor Joann Griffith.

Can we shoot on of Joann Griffith’s dogs? I find this kind of mentality to be…well evil. It is what lets things get to the point they have gotten too. Something has to be done…I know lets shoot Joann.

Christ.

It’s true atoms are small, but if you use digital zoom, you can see them. They’re square.

“How many “X” zoom is that lens?”

“I haven’t got a clue what a 300 works out to. Sorry.”

Unused Tenn. bestiality law put to test in new cases

I was doing a global search for one word: “voluntary” (because, with the government, what’s ever voluntary?”. Shows up a lot, which is where I found it there.

Also “voluntary”: Title XXXIII, Section 3204, page 1575. Establishes a “voluntary” payroll deduction for a new type of insurance they’re entitling the “CLASS program”, which will help individuals who need long-term care to help them get by in the community. You’re automatically enrolled (Section 3204(a), page 1575) unless you opt out (Section 3204(b), page 1576). The opt-out section states “An individual described in Section (c) [which is anyone that pays payroll taxes] may elect to waive enrollment in the CLASS program ‘at any time in such form or manner as the Secretary shall prescribe”

Nice catch. I never would’ve got that far.

Not only should hey be forced to read the bills, they should be tested on them, their scores made public, and only get to vote if they get a passing grade.

Mention the Constitution to one of them and deep down in the recesses of their minds, where it’s not visible on the surface, they are rolling their eyes and laughing at what a naive moron you are. It’s become such a joke they don’t even need to amend it anymore. They just need to change their interpretation to justify anything they want. In other words, 2+2=5 (or 6 or 7 or 8 or…)