Gus Porter reminds me of someone I used to work with in Anaheim (before moving to Australia). He was a former Marine who’s favourite saying used to be “What are you, some kind of Communist?!”
One day just to see what would happened I turned to him and said, “So just what is wrong with Communism, anyway?”
This was one I just couldn’t resist posting. I absolutely loved it and knew a few of my friends from up north would get a real kick out of it. Scary how many people I know that are like Gus.
Portner is just lucky he died free. Every Canadian drop of iv fluid, every pill, and every bandage cantains a secret additive – a serum that weakens the will. By the time every Canadian reaches puberty, they have been stripped of their inner freedom – the only true freedom. Socialized medicine is really just social engineering in disguise. A crypto-eugenics project designed to create a lumberjack super-race. What’s that? Whose at the door? Oh no they’ve come for me. No, No, not the gulags of northern Alberta!
I feel so proud as an American. har.
Gus Porter reminds me of someone I used to work with in Anaheim (before moving to Australia). He was a former Marine who’s favourite saying used to be “What are you, some kind of Communist?!”
One day just to see what would happened I turned to him and said, “So just what is wrong with Communism, anyway?”
The look on his face was priceless…
This was one I just couldn’t resist posting. I absolutely loved it and knew a few of my friends from up north would get a real kick out of it. Scary how many people I know that are like Gus.
Portner is just lucky he died free. Every Canadian drop of iv fluid, every pill, and every bandage cantains a secret additive – a serum that weakens the will. By the time every Canadian reaches puberty, they have been stripped of their inner freedom – the only true freedom. Socialized medicine is really just social engineering in disguise. A crypto-eugenics project designed to create a lumberjack super-race. What’s that? Whose at the door? Oh no they’ve come for me. No, No, not the gulags of northern Alberta!
Fantastic. For more of the over-bearing Canadian health system, read this State College man’s recent experience: “A different ER experience” http://www.centredaily.com/330/story/1491983.html