Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens

[RollyInRaleigh]

All the world's a stage

A separate section for that… please. I don’t want to eat around that

 

[Hoppo]

Corch is a smart dude!

Good thing. Because he's going to take a bath on his corn futures.

 

[hmt5000]

Corch is a smart dude!

Not sure buying futures is out of the question of just known facts. I don't play futures but I expect the price of most food comodities to go up this summer and fall.

 

[hmt5000]

and isn't that color on the left hand side for MAP bullshit?

 

[hmt5000]

Damn!

You got to tell them to drop it. My dog does the same thing with tennis balls and bones. He just won't willingly give them up....

 

[Goldhedge]

 

[Goldhedge]

You got to tell them to drop it. My dog does the same thing with tennis balls and bones. He just won't willingly give them up....

I've found it helps if you have another ball to distract the dog... however, in this case....

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[Joe Kings]

I am thinking Byron Donald will have a big role in Pres Trump's campaign and next term. Probably not as VP but something important.
Byron introduced him today in PA.
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Byron is an Fn slugger. I want him as FL Governor.

 

[hmt5000]

Keep pressure on him and he will take himself out. If a black reporter grills him I bet it will be very hard for him not to drop the word you can't say

Let Candace Owen get within ear shot of him and I bet we get comedy gold.

 

[9Mounties07]

Let Candace Owen get within ear shot of him and I bet we get comedy gold.

That wouldbe great

 

[hmt5000]

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When reincarnation goes horribly wrong for you.

 

[TheRealJohnCooper]

and isn't that color on the left hand side for MAP bullshit?

This is the PEDO flag.

 

[Pineapple]

They've improved 3 months for tennis 6 months for lifting weights again

Still not happy about it.

Unfortunately everything I read and doctor says there is no other option unless I want it to get worse.

Probably take you a year to get back on a pickle ball court then. Much tougher than tennis.

 

[orng_blud]

 

[orng_blud]

 

[orng_blud]

 

[hmt5000]

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This is the PEDO flag.

Well they had white pink and blue on the embassy. I'm going to say that's what they were getting at. lol.

 

[BamaRidger]

Look @ this bad-looking bastard.

 

[Pineapple]

Arrest them all for indecent exposure and whatever the charge is for showing genitalia to children.

Then, kill them all.

 

[Pineapple]

I've found it helps if you have another ball to distract the dog... however, in this case....

Use the guy filming.

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[Sgfeer]

 

[ttyh]

They've improved 3 months for tennis 6 months for lifting weights again

Still not happy about it.

Unfortunately everything I read and doctor says there is no other option unless I want it to get worse.

Sorry man. I just learned that I’m getting a new hip in a few weeks. Getting old sucks.

 

[MortgageHorn]

Nope in Medellin

Ok so I see your "Shocking" emojis that I am having my surgery in Medellin and not Houston.

Here are some facts:

Healthcare -

The Colombia healthcare system is one of the world’s best. The World Health Organization ranks it as the 22nd most efficient in the world, above Canada, the United States, and Australia.

Colombia’s hospitals are among the best in South America. In particular, Medellin has some of the best facilities in Latin America. The city is also well known as a destination for cosmetic surgery and transplant surgery.

Colombian physicians receive an excellent education and many complete a part of their training abroad. It’s common for physicians to be bilingual in Spanish and English.

When the World Health Organization ranked the healthcare systems of 191 countries, Colombia came in at #22. That is better than Canada at #30 and the United States at #37.

On top of this, when financial publication América Economía put together their latest annual list of Latin America’s top 63 hospitals, 26 of those hospitals were based in Colombia. That means that 41% of the top Latin American hospitals are located in Colombia.

My Physician -

Graduate for General Surgery, Specialty in Orthopedic & Trauma Surgery, Specialty in Orthoscopic Surgery for the Shoulder & Knee in Sports Medicine

Education -

The Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Faculty of Medicine in Bogotá, Colombia is one of the leading medical schools in Colombia and Latin America. Its structure lies within the campus of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and most practice takes place at its university hospital, the Hospital Universitario San Ignacio (HUSI). In the past 75 years the faculty has been home to many remarkable Colombian physicians and scientists known locally and internationally.

Experience -

14 years as a surgeon and has done over 1400 Rotator-Cuff Surgeries. He also uses the most advanced Smith & Nephew System for Rotator Cuff Arthroscopic Surgeries

Additional "Intangibles" -

Was the surgeon for Maluma a Grammy Award Winning Singer from Colombia he has a net worth of $22 million and 63 million fans on IG - basically this guy can afford or choose any surgeon in Colombia as one of the most famous people here. That's a plus for me.

Also the surgeon for Mateo Carvajal who won the Super-Human contest for Colombia another famous person here who can go to any doctor.

In addition, he has worked on Colombian athletes in Soccer/MMA, famous producers, models, etc. These are all people of means here that can afford private healthcare and choose their physician.

Logistics -

Round Trip to Houston and would have to stay in hotel or impose on friends for about a week until I could fly back home. Also risking accidental injury when flying due to being around lots of dumb-ass travelers in a compact spaces. Carrying luggage is also a potential problem.

Here the hospital and my physical therapist are very close to my house - less than 10 minutes by car. Post surgery physical therapy is only a 9 minute walk from my house.

I can also hire a nurse to stay with me for the first few days to help me when needed, cook, go get me food etc at a very reasonable rate.

It's also important that your physical therapist and doctor are close together - mine not only are close by they work together.

Cost & Misc -

Even if I come back to Houston my Out of Pocket is $5000, and that's if they will cover an out of country accident + travel cost. My cash cost here for using a private doctor and hospital with full-surgery/anesthesia team will be around $3750

My physical therapy here is $35 a session, which includes Laser Therapy vs Houston $30 Co-Pay and no Laser.

In addition, adding PRP 3-4 treatments is +/- $200 each versus close to $1000 in Houston.

I also can opt for real stem-cell treatments as well.

So there it is - I'm always up for constructive criticism of my thesis/actions.

If there is something I'm missing or you see that I don't please feel free to discuss.

I want to get this right.

Thanks LAC Fam

 

[C13Moridin]

Ok so I see your "Shocking" emojis that I am having my surgery in Medellin and not Houston.

Here are some facts:

Healthcare -

The Colombia healthcare system is one of the world’s best. The World Health Organization ranks it as the 22nd most efficient in the world, above Canada, the United States, and Australia.

Colombia’s hospitals are among the best in South America. In particular, Medellin has some of the best facilities in Latin America. The city is also well known as a destination for cosmetic surgery and transplant surgery.

Colombian physicians receive an excellent education and many complete a part of their training abroad. It’s common for physicians to be bilingual in Spanish and English.

When the World Health Organization ranked the healthcare systems of 191 countries, Colombia came in at #22. That is better than Canada at #30 and the United States at #37.

On top of this, when financial publication América Economía put together their latest annual list of Latin America’s top 63 hospitals, 26 of those hospitals were based in Colombia. That means that 41% of the top Latin American hospitals are located in Colombia.

My Physician -

Graduate for General Surgery, Specialty in Orthopedic & Trauma Surgery, Specialty in Orthoscopic Surgery for the Shoulder & Knee in Sports Medicine

Education -

The Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Faculty of Medicine in Bogotá, Colombia is one of the leading medical schools in Colombia and Latin America. Its structure lies within the campus of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and most practice takes place at its university hospital, the Hospital Universitario San Ignacio (HUSI). In the past 75 years the faculty has been home to many remarkable Colombian physicians and scientists known locally and internationally.

Experience -

14 years as a surgeon and has done over 1400 Rotator-Cuff Surgeries. He also uses the most advanced Smith & Nephew System for Rotator Cuff Arthroscopic Surgeries

Additional "Intangibles" -

Was the surgeon for Maluma a Grammy Award Winning Singer from Colombia he has a net worth of $22 million and 63 million fans on IG - basically this guy can afford or choose any surgeon in Colombia as one of the most famous people here. That's a plus for me.

Also the surgeon for Mateo Carvajal who won the Super-Human contest for Colombia another famous person here who can go to any doctor.

In addition, he has worked on Colombian athletes in Soccer/MMA, famous producers, models, etc. These are all people of means here that can afford private healthcare and choose their physician.

Logistics -

Round Trip to Houston and would have to stay in hotel or impose on friends for about a week until I could fly back home. Also risking accidental injury when flying due to being around lots of dumb-ass travelers in a compact spaces. Carrying luggage is also a potential problem.

Here the hospital and my physical therapist are very close to my house - less than 10 minutes by car. Post surgery physical therapy is only a 9 minute walk from my house.

I can also hire a nurse to stay with me for the first few days to help me when needed, cook, go get me food etc at a very reasonable rate.

It's also important that your physical therapist and doctor are close together - mine not only are close by they work together.

Cost & Misc -

Even if I come back to Houston my Out of Pocket is $5000, and that's if they will cover an out of country accident + travel cost. My cash cost here for using a private doctor and hospital with full-surgery/anesthesia team will be around $3750

My physical therapy here is $35 a session, which includes Laser Therapy vs Houston $30 Co-Pay and no Laser.

In addition, adding PRP 3-4 treatments is +/- $200 each versus close to $1000 in Houston.

I also can opt for real stem-cell treatments as well.

So there it is - I'm always up for constructive criticism of my thesis/actions.

If there is something I'm missing or you see that I don't please feel free to discuss.

I want to get this right.

Thanks LAC Fam

Coming from a Texas surgeon, do it there. Do it, IMHO, for all the reasons you stated.

 

[Goldhedge]

Let Candace Owen get within ear shot of him and I bet we get comedy gold.

This is comedy gold

 

[MortgageHorn]

 

[MortgageHorn]

Epic Place to Bad It's In the UK

 

[Goldhedge]

The Truth About France​

 

[Goldhedge]

Sorry man. I just learned that I’m getting a new hip in a few weeks. Getting old sucks.

85 yo lady told me once

"Getting old ain't for sissies!"

 

[CDDP]

 

[AmericanViking]

Ok so I see your "Shocking" emojis that I am having my surgery in Medellin and not Houston.

Here are some facts:

Healthcare -

The Colombia healthcare system is one of the world’s best. The World Health Organization ranks it as the 22nd most efficient in the world, above Canada, the United States, and Australia.

Colombia’s hospitals are among the best in South America. In particular, Medellin has some of the best facilities in Latin America. The city is also well known as a destination for cosmetic surgery and transplant surgery.

Colombian physicians receive an excellent education and many complete a part of their training abroad. It’s common for physicians to be bilingual in Spanish and English.

When the World Health Organization ranked the healthcare systems of 191 countries, Colombia came in at #22. That is better than Canada at #30 and the United States at #37.

On top of this, when financial publication América Economía put together their latest annual list of Latin America’s top 63 hospitals, 26 of those hospitals were based in Colombia. That means that 41% of the top Latin American hospitals are located in Colombia.

My Physician -

Graduate for General Surgery, Specialty in Orthopedic & Trauma Surgery, Specialty in Orthoscopic Surgery for the Shoulder & Knee in Sports Medicine

Education -

The Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Faculty of Medicine in Bogotá, Colombia is one of the leading medical schools in Colombia and Latin America. Its structure lies within the campus of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and most practice takes place at its university hospital, the Hospital Universitario San Ignacio (HUSI). In the past 75 years the faculty has been home to many remarkable Colombian physicians and scientists known locally and internationally.

Experience -

14 years as a surgeon and has done over 1400 Rotator-Cuff Surgeries. He also uses the most advanced Smith & Nephew System for Rotator Cuff Arthroscopic Surgeries

Additional "Intangibles" -

Was the surgeon for Maluma a Grammy Award Winning Singer from Colombia he has a net worth of $22 million and 63 million fans on IG - basically this guy can afford or choose any surgeon in Colombia as one of the most famous people here. That's a plus for me.

Also the surgeon for Mateo Carvajal who won the Super-Human contest for Colombia another famous person here who can go to any doctor.

In addition, he has worked on Colombian athletes in Soccer/MMA, famous producers, models, etc. These are all people of means here that can afford private healthcare and choose their physician.

Logistics -

Round Trip to Houston and would have to stay in hotel or impose on friends for about a week until I could fly back home. Also risking accidental injury when flying due to being around lots of dumb-ass travelers in a compact spaces. Carrying luggage is also a potential problem.

Here the hospital and my physical therapist are very close to my house - less than 10 minutes by car. Post surgery physical therapy is only a 9 minute walk from my house.

I can also hire a nurse to stay with me for the first few days to help me when needed, cook, go get me food etc at a very reasonable rate.

It's also important that your physical therapist and doctor are close together - mine not only are close by they work together.

Cost & Misc -

Even if I come back to Houston my Out of Pocket is $5000, and that's if they will cover an out of country accident + travel cost. My cash cost here for using a private doctor and hospital with full-surgery/anesthesia team will be around $3750

My physical therapy here is $35 a session, which includes Laser Therapy vs Houston $30 Co-Pay and no Laser.

In addition, adding PRP 3-4 treatments is +/- $200 each versus close to $1000 in Houston.

I also can opt for real stem-cell treatments as well.

So there it is - I'm always up for constructive criticism of my thesis/actions.

If there is something I'm missing or you see that I don't please feel free to discuss.

I want to get this right.

Thanks LAC Fam

Thank you for the info.

 

[BamaRidger]

Scott is fighting with brush and words.

 

[Pineapple]

Sorry man. I just learned that I’m getting a new hip in a few weeks. Getting old sucks.

Truly sorry to read that Brotha! Get well quick. October is coming and we have shit to talk!!

 

[Goldhedge]

 

[Hoppo]

Ok so I see your "Shocking" emojis that I am having my surgery in Medellin and not Houston.

Here are some facts:

Healthcare -

The Colombia healthcare system is one of the world’s best. The World Health Organization ranks it as the 22nd most efficient in the world, above Canada, the United States, and Australia.

Colombia’s hospitals are among the best in South America. In particular, Medellin has some of the best facilities in Latin America. The city is also well known as a destination for cosmetic surgery and transplant surgery.

Colombian physicians receive an excellent education and many complete a part of their training abroad. It’s common for physicians to be bilingual in Spanish and English.

When the World Health Organization ranked the healthcare systems of 191 countries, Colombia came in at #22. That is better than Canada at #30 and the United States at #37.

On top of this, when financial publication América Economía put together their latest annual list of Latin America’s top 63 hospitals, 26 of those hospitals were based in Colombia. That means that 41% of the top Latin American hospitals are located in Colombia.

My Physician -

Graduate for General Surgery, Specialty in Orthopedic & Trauma Surgery, Specialty in Orthoscopic Surgery for the Shoulder & Knee in Sports Medicine

Education -

The Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Faculty of Medicine in Bogotá, Colombia is one of the leading medical schools in Colombia and Latin America. Its structure lies within the campus of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and most practice takes place at its university hospital, the Hospital Universitario San Ignacio (HUSI). In the past 75 years the faculty has been home to many remarkable Colombian physicians and scientists known locally and internationally.

Experience -

14 years as a surgeon and has done over 1400 Rotator-Cuff Surgeries. He also uses the most advanced Smith & Nephew System for Rotator Cuff Arthroscopic Surgeries

Additional "Intangibles" -

Was the surgeon for Maluma a Grammy Award Winning Singer from Colombia he has a net worth of $22 million and 63 million fans on IG - basically this guy can afford or choose any surgeon in Colombia as one of the most famous people here. That's a plus for me.

Also the surgeon for Mateo Carvajal who won the Super-Human contest for Colombia another famous person here who can go to any doctor.

In addition, he has worked on Colombian athletes in Soccer/MMA, famous producers, models, etc. These are all people of means here that can afford private healthcare and choose their physician.

Logistics -

Round Trip to Houston and would have to stay in hotel or impose on friends for about a week until I could fly back home. Also risking accidental injury when flying due to being around lots of dumb-ass travelers in a compact spaces. Carrying luggage is also a potential problem.

Here the hospital and my physical therapist are very close to my house - less than 10 minutes by car. Post surgery physical therapy is only a 9 minute walk from my house.

I can also hire a nurse to stay with me for the first few days to help me when needed, cook, go get me food etc at a very reasonable rate.

It's also important that your physical therapist and doctor are close together - mine not only are close by they work together.

Cost & Misc -

Even if I come back to Houston my Out of Pocket is $5000, and that's if they will cover an out of country accident + travel cost. My cash cost here for using a private doctor and hospital with full-surgery/anesthesia team will be around $3750

My physical therapy here is $35 a session, which includes Laser Therapy vs Houston $30 Co-Pay and no Laser.

In addition, adding PRP 3-4 treatments is +/- $200 each versus close to $1000 in Houston.

I also can opt for real stem-cell treatments as well.

So there it is - I'm always up for constructive criticism of my thesis/actions.

If there is something I'm missing or you see that I don't please feel free to discuss.

I want to get this right.

Thanks LAC Fam

Yeah don't see the issue. It's work that is done a million times over all around the world, and I don't think it's something where outcomes are appreciably different from one country to the next.

 

[Goldhedge]

 

[Goldhedge]

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