QueenZone discussion #620511
Wanting to move to america And Looknig For A Flat Mate who is a queen fan
| Darren_Mcgown 11.09.2005 14:06 |
Does Anybody want a falt Mate Becuase I Am Desprite To Move To The u.s.a. |
| Lisser 11.09.2005 14:24 |
Are your parents going to allow you to move? Do you have a job to help pay rent and utilites? Do you have housekeeping experience? Can you cook? Your profile says you are 16. Jeff might be interested. bwuhahaahhaaa |
| Darren_Mcgown 11.09.2005 14:59 |
I Am Talking To Jeff Just Now |
| Lisser 11.09.2005 15:02 |
Darren_Mcgown wrote: I Am Talking To Jeff Just NowOkkkkkk!! ;) Jeffy |
| Penis - Vagina 11.09.2005 15:21 |
HAHA! Shame on you Mel! I wondered why he was interested in talking to me. As I told him, I wouldn't ever let someone live in this hellhole with me ;-) Perhaps in about 16 years though.. I've got my eye on one.. |
| Lisser 11.09.2005 17:43 |
snow on top viewed through frozen branches wrote: HAHA! Shame on you Mel! I wondered why he was interested in talking to me. As I told him, I wouldn't ever let someone live in this hellhole with me ;-) Perhaps in about 16 years though.. I've got my eye on one..You better put that eye on someone else or else I'll scratch it out!!! Girl fight!!! ;) |
| dragonzflame 11.09.2005 17:51 |
Why are you so desperate to move to the US? If it's because you have an idealised idea of what life there is like I think you'll find you're sadly mistaken. I think you're damn lucky to be living in the UK myself. Why don't you think about going for a holiday before you make that kind of decision? And you'll find it tough to get a job and thus money aged 16 with no qualifications. |
| iGSM 11.09.2005 21:57 |
Too darn tootin'ly true. I'd give my left nut to live in the U.K. Well..maybe not MY left nut...but A left nut. |
| Saint Jiub 11.09.2005 22:03 |
so sorry - There are no flats in the USA unless they are tyres |
| inu-liger 12.09.2005 00:07 |
Lisser wrote:You make me think of Merle with that line, Lissersnow on top viewed through frozen branches wrote: HAHA! Shame on you Mel! I wondered why he was interested in talking to me. As I told him, I wouldn't ever let someone live in this hellhole with me ;-) Perhaps in about 16 years though.. I've got my eye on one..You better put that eye on someone else or else I'll scratch it out!!! Girl fight!!! ;) |
| inu-liger 12.09.2005 00:07 |
Rip Van Winkle wrote: so sorry - There are no flats in the USA unless they are tyresHahahahahahahaha! So true! |
| Lisser 12.09.2005 09:21 |
Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:Who is Merle?Lisser wrote:You make me think of Merle with that line, Lissersnow on top viewed through frozen branches wrote: HAHA! Shame on you Mel! I wondered why he was interested in talking to me. As I told him, I wouldn't ever let someone live in this hellhole with me ;-) Perhaps in about 16 years though.. I've got my eye on one..You better put that eye on someone else or else I'll scratch it out!!! Girl fight!!! ;) |
| deleted user 12.09.2005 23:06 |
Pass the pot Darren. Party, people. Cheers. Mr. Tampon Tea. |
| Erin 13.09.2005 18:39 |
Barry © wrote: I'd love to go to the US, you would need a canny bit money to go live there. At least 100-200k.Cheaper to live here than the UK, though..much cheaper, especially here in S.C... |
| Erin 13.09.2005 18:57 |
Barry © wrote: We pay just about the most for everything, 20 cigarettes here is like £5 a packet. Your petrol/gas is way cheaper as well.5 pounds a pack?? Good grief! I would hate to know what a carton would cost.. Good reason for people to quit smoking..:-) |
| Penis - Vagina 13.09.2005 19:20 |
I just heard about the fuel workers strike Barry.. is it true you're about to experience a major shortage? |
| Bob The Shrek 13.09.2005 19:21 |
The only thing we get cheaper than in the USA is medication. I was comparing prices with Janet earlier today - we both take statin based meds for cholesterol - I pay £6.50 for a month's supply, Janet pays $250. |
| flash00. 13.09.2005 20:23 |
me too i'd love to live in the states,, somewhere hot lol |
| Bob The Shrek 14.09.2005 03:45 |
I was out this morning and there are a few petrol stations that have run out of fuel. It's rediculous, the protesters have already said that they will not be blocking the delivery of petrol, yet people still rush out and panic buy - assholes. |
| Lisser 14.09.2005 09:21 |
My medication that I take regularly costs me $10/month. I'm not sure what it would cost without insurance though. Any medication that I would require that has a generic brand is $10. If there is no generic form of it, then it's $20. Dr. visits are $15 co pay. I pay nothing if I'm admitted to the hospital. |
| Erin 14.09.2005 11:16 |
I've got crap insurance at the moment with a huge deductible, so basically...even if I do get sick, I can't afford to go to the doctor..:-S Need to change it, I'm tired of doing without antibiotics when I need 'em. Just hate to pay $250 a month on insurance. Free health care..now THAT is a reason to move to the UK. |
| Janet 14.09.2005 11:22 |
My husband's current place of employment does not provide health insurance and we have to buy it ourselves. I am chronically ill, and it was extremely difficult to find an insurance company to even cover me at all. Once they heard of my ailments, and the meds that I take, they would say "We will cover you and your son, but not your wife." We finally found a company who would give me coverage, but because of my pre-existing conditions, the price of the coverage is very high, over 1000.00 a month. And on top of that there is a 4000.00 deductable before my insurance company will pay a dime on anything. My prescriptions routinely cost about 700.00 per month, which are covered in full once the deductable is met, however I still have to take the money out of my pocket to pay for them, and wait a month to be reimbursed by the insurance company. |
| Erin 14.09.2005 11:27 |
Good lord, Janet..:-o That is a TON of money for insurance! |
| Bob The Shrek 14.09.2005 13:16 |
At least people will now understand your signature, Janet LOL. Edit: After being diagnosed Type 2 Diabetic, I was hoping to be shitty like Janet but I am still classed as slightly crappy ;-) |
| Lisser 14.09.2005 18:30 |
That's awful Janet. I'm so sorry. Barry, here if you are unemployed or make below the state's poverty level, and have children under the age of 4, you can get Medicaid. This is free government government (ahem tax payer)funded health insurance. Children can be covered under Medicaid until they are 18 or up to 23 as long as they are a full time student, but the parents Medicaid coverage ends when their youngest child reaches age 4. Typically, your job depends on how good your insurance is. If you work for a larger company that is for profit then you tend to have better insurance. But if you are self-employed or work for a small company...forget it! Your insurance will cost you your right arm and your left foot. I work for the school system but our insurance is pretty expensive with high deductibles bc most of the people that are employed by school districts are women and women have babies and babies cost money to have. State employees used to have great benefits but now that is just not the case. They used to tell us that our inexpensive, fantastic health insurance makes up for our low pay. I've never had insurance through my work, I've always been on Tony's through Delta, which just filed bankruptcy today. My husband is so glad he resigned, he saw this coming. Along with more paycuts and insurance increases, we were losing about $300/month each year. |
| flash00. 14.09.2005 19:58 |
wow janet thats serious money!!! |
| dragonzflame 15.09.2005 18:18 |
Isn't health insurance ridiculous? A few years ago my mum had both her hips replaced on the private health insurance which my parents of course pay outrageous prices for. Last year she found out she needed a revision because one of them was coming unstuck. So she went to the specialist and he told her that she'd have to go on the PUBLIC waiting list because the private hospital didn't have the right equipment to do revisions. Several months later, having been bumped up the waiting list by the specialist because things were getting really bad, she had the op and said that the public hospital was heaps better than the private. In the private hospital they push you through as fast as possible so they can get more patients and therefore more money. The public hospital took its time and in the end she had to beg them to let her go home. So it isn't just a UK/US thing. |
| Lisser 15.09.2005 21:43 |
hmmm that's odd!! We don't have public or private hospitals persay in the state I live in. Every patient will be treated regardless of their ability to pay. |
| Penis - Vagina 16.09.2005 03:13 |
Yes, lack of money or insurance has never stopped me from getting treatment. Of course my credit is screwed....... |
| Lisser 16.09.2005 13:57 |
Join the club my dahhhling....men will do that to you aye? ;) |