Also, it was the Arsenio Hall show. Does that make it better or worse?
'Out Of Gas'
Natter 54: Right here, dammit.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Does that make it better or worse?
There's far less Pilsner Dignity in appearing on the Arsenio Hall show.
Yeah he was.
sigh. I guess we should just be glad Thomas isn't doing ads for Pepsi.
Wasn't Clinton campaigning at the time and not a sitting president?
Yes.
x-posty....
Yeah, that was in the '92 campaign. Yes, when I was eighteen, I was just the kind of dork that worked on. I don't know what I'd think now...
Eh. Thomas is appointed for life. There's not much we can do at this point. It will probably just be an interview. He's not that overtly political, regardless of his conservative judicial philosophy.
What's his name was on Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me, and it was AWESOME.
By "what's his name" I mean some other Justice, who was hilarious.
Breyer, as I remember it.
I will take this opportunity to say 1)Jesse is ridic 2) WWDTM is a guaranteed make me smile podcast.
I have 2 current projects about memorials for deceased people, I keep making appropriate jokes. hell.
Paperdol, you are not being an asshole.
But in terms of hospitalization, if she is uninsured a hospital may not admit her if it is the medical opinion of the attending physician that she can be adequately cared for at home. Actual policies vary, but if a physician thinks home care is adequate they can send her home with a supply of antibiotics and if actual adequate care is not provided - well there is a reason the uninsured have a lower life expectancy.
Which has nothing to do with your decision. If a bunch of other neighbors are taking a turn then she is getting as much unqualified inadequate home care as the doctor prescribed. Your taking a turn would not change the fact that she belongs in a hospital. The asshole was whatever doctor chose not to prescribe hospitalization. And he or she may have been beaten down by a system that does not provide resources to take care of everybody.