Is the lack of healthcare coverage keeping you away from biking?

On Oct 18, 8:51*pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
KingOfTheApes wrote:
On Oct 16, 4:50 pm, wrote:
Asians are healthier cuz theyre skinny

And they also may be smarter. At least in Taiwan they ride fun,
thrifty scooters.

Try riding a motor scooter in the cold and snow. One needs to pedal the
cycle to keep warm in winter.


Having fun 6 months a year is better than ever having any fun at all.

Some scooting is nice in the summer time.

On Oct 18, 2:35 pm, Chris wrote:
you didn't answer the question (that I posed indirectly) - should it
be up to some bureaucrat to decide how many procedures a doctor can
perform in a given time period, which could lessen your ability to
receive required treatment?
If you're not going to answer, simply refrain from Bolshevik-style
anti-capitalist jargon. Comrade.

Nyet (pardon my Russian), no bureaucracy (America is still #1 when it
comes to administrative costs), but no people being denied healthcare
either, or such that they have to fill out so much paperwork, that
they rather die without attention.

Obama mentions PREVENTION (not that I trust him) and that comes from
having, among things, the opportunity to ride a bike in safety,
something very rear in America. But, of course, the revolution offers
that and more...

PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS
http://webspawner.com/users/donquijote1

Hey Mr McCain/Obama, now that we know about Joe Plumber, HOW ABOUT JOE
BIKER? Yeah, that one that can't afford a car, let alone gas and
insurance, and who simply wants to ride a bicycle to help himself and
the environment?

He's not anywhere in your pretty speeches, even though he could be the
first step toward PREVENTIVE MEDICINE and POLLUTION PAINS...

I sincerely think both of you are feeding the pipe dream...