paulbagzFC
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16FSYDNEY wrote:Opened this thread keen to read Joffa's opinion.
Disappointed.  -PB
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Eastern Glory
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u4486662 wrote:As a doctor, I know that the people who clog emergency departments are old people, smokers, fat people, drug addicts, drunks and diabetics, with an overall general skew towards poor people.
Active weekend warriors may suffer the occasional injury in their pursuits, but these injuries are usually easily treated, and don't require admission to hospital.
Most lacerations, abrasions and fractures don't require admission to hospital. Really? What's the most effective way to handle fractures then?
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Glenn - A-league Mad wrote: Everything on the Internet is true.
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TheSelectFew wrote:Glenn - A-league Mad wrote: Everything on the Internet is true. This, and it doesn't mean you have to buy burgers just because they're cheaper.
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u4486662
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Eastern Glory wrote:u4486662 wrote:As a doctor, I know that the people who clog emergency departments are old people, smokers, fat people, drug addicts, drunks and diabetics, with an overall general skew towards poor people.
Active weekend warriors may suffer the occasional injury in their pursuits, but these injuries are usually easily treated, and don't require admission to hospital.
Most lacerations, abrasions and fractures don't require admission to hospital. Really? What's the most effective way to handle fractures then? Cast, sling, pain relief and send home. Review in a fracture clinic in a week or two with specialists Occasionally we can reduce (put them back into place with some force) under a sedation and send home with a cast. Bad fractures often need surgery and hospitalisation, but are far less common.
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Glenn - A-league Mad wrote:
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HeyItsRobbie wrote:Glenn - A-league Mad wrote: This is so true on many levels. University of Western Sydney are guilty of this. They advertise the 'healthy' salad options in the canteen, yet cost around double that of what a burger, fries and coke cost.
WOLLONGONG WOLVES FOR A-LEAGUE EXPANSION!

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433
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It's not the businesses/economies fault that kids and people are fat.
You choose to buy the burger instead of the salad, no ones is making you choose one over the other.
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Heineken
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433 wrote:It's not the businesses/economies fault that kids and people are fat.
You choose to buy the burger instead of the salad, no ones is making you choose one over the other. Because it's cheaper. If I'm a Uni student, on a tight budget, and there's a Burger, fries and 600ml coke for $8.00, or a Salad & a bottle of water for $12.00, the majority will go for the cheaper option every time.
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Yep. The meal deal at Hungry's is $5 for a burger, fries, drink and a sundae. It's $7 for a sanga. No wonder all these bogans are the size of houses. That and the fact processed food is 30% more calorific than it was 20 years ago.
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Heineken wrote:HeyItsRobbie wrote:Glenn - A-league Mad wrote: This is so true on many levels. University of Western Sydney are guilty of this. They advertise the 'healthy' salad options in the canteen, yet cost around double that of what a burger, fries and coke cost. Consider that Salad has a much shorter shelf life, this means you're naturally going to have higher wastage. Longer shelf life also means mass production economics is far more beneficial in something like a burger. When you've got lower production costs and lower wastage of course the burger is going to be cheaper. It's not the business' fault that they're trying to make money as efficiently as possible. Alternatively, instead of complaining about the price of a salad at a university tuck shop you could go to woolies and buy one of their pre-prep salads for half the price of a tuck shop burger.
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433
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afromanGT wrote:Heineken wrote:HeyItsRobbie wrote:Glenn - A-league Mad wrote: This is so true on many levels. University of Western Sydney are guilty of this. They advertise the 'healthy' salad options in the canteen, yet cost around double that of what a burger, fries and coke cost. Consider that Salad has a much shorter shelf life, this means you're naturally going to have higher wastage. Longer shelf life also means mass production economics is far more beneficial in something like a burger. When you've got lower production costs and lower wastage of course the burger is going to be cheaper. It's not the business' fault that they're trying to make money as efficiently as possible.
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rocknerd wrote:no one should pay more than anyone else regardless of how they live their lives. Dickheads don't get higher Car or home and Content insurance because they're a higher risk.
Besides, These people are unlikely to have health insurance any way and there for are claiming everything claimable via Medicare. These People don't generally claim on preventative medications or treatments and overall die 10-15 years earlier than their counter parts so do not drain as much as you believe.
Old people who have lived a generally healthy life and have not had any great life threatening diseases like cancer are the biggest drain as they're out living previous generations by 10-30 years.
The fact that you're health means you're more likely to be a drain on the health system than not. Rubbish. Unhealthy people typically need far more frequent and more expensive medical intervention, even when their shorter lifespans are factored in.
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ultimately your everyday rewards card data will be used in the risk assessment of insurance companies
dont think that that data wont get shared
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I've thought about this previously, I think their doctor should declare ppl as obese by law. from there the obese ppl must enter a commonwealth funded weight loss/ exercise program, and if they fail to meet the goals and requirements they are immediately refused medicare until they are declared fit and have a normal weight by a doctor
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obesity is a serious epidemic in this country
given we're now at war and about to go to more wars its time we whipped the citizens into shape
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Eastern Glory
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Yeah, I'm with Stiffy. Not sure I agree on the exact method, but generally speaking, I like the sentiment. The only issue there is that they'll all claim eating disorders.
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Insurance is a contract between you and your insurance company. Insurance has various types are there. Each of them is classified as per the usage of the application. You buy a plan, and the company agrees to pay part of your medical costs when you get sick or hurt. Singapore Life Insurance
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paulbagzFC
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perkinsilas wrote:Insurance is a contract between you and your insurance company. Insurance has various types are there. Each of them is classified as per the usage of the application. You buy a plan, and the company agrees to pay part of your medical costs when you get sick or hurt. Singapore Life Insurance :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: -PB
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benelsmore wrote:Add smokers to that list. Smokers already pay a premium and are excluded from some policies.
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