@BlackLabelAdvsr I live in the UK where we don't let people die or live permanently disfigured because they're poor.
The $100,000 operation would cost me.... $0
@cineworld charging people a £1 booking fee they wouldn't normally have to pay, for applying a work employee perk discount code is disgraceful. Faster you lot go bankrupt the better
@monstroso Depends on your definition of famous. My first thoughts ran to Banksy, Hirst or Emin but I wouldn't know any if I bumped into them. Banksy for obvious reasons haha. Recognisable, maybe Grayson Perry?
@TheDebtReaper@dvassallo@famerazak Actually in the UK, that IS a right. Health care for everyone, free at the point of use. But it's a sign of how polarised your country is right now that not wanting people to die because they earn less than me is "communism"
@dvassallo@famerazak Yes. We pay for it from our taxes. Those that can afford it can have private medical, but they still contribute to free health care via taxes because,and I can't stress this enough, NOBODY SHOULD BE DENIED HEALTHCARE BECAUSE THEY'RE ON A LOWER SALARY
@Ginger_Tucci On the very VERY rare occasions I buy a ticket (maybe 2x a year) I spend the days between purchase and draw planning my journey around car dealerships, estate agents and posh homeware stores to maximise how much I can spend on day 1. Never won a bean
@jmrphy Weapons-grade engagement farming.
Take your accomplishment and achievement tosh back to LinkedIn where it belongs, and pray to GOD your children never read what you wrote for clicks when they were young.
@StefanMolyneux SHE IS NOT OBLIGATED TO BEAR CHILDREN BECAUSE THATS ALL YOU THINK SHES CAPABLE OR WORTHY OF
Sheeeesh were men always like this or is it just more overt these days?