I don't know why they even bothered to include America on the chart, everyone already knows we're the worst.
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NocrenLt Futz, Back in ActionNorth CarolinaRegistered Userregular
Here's some song lyrics you might recognize:
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
And we went round and round
Each time t'would miss, we'd steal a kiss
And the Merry-Go-Round went
"Um-pah-pah, um-pah-pah
Um-pah! Um-pah! Um-pah-pah-pah!'
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
And it made the darndest sound,
The lights went low, we both said "Oh!"
And the Merry-Go-Round went
"Um-pah-pah, um-pah-pah
Um-pah! Um-pah! Um-pah-pah-pah!'
Oh what fun - a wonderful time
Finding love for only a dime.
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
But you don't see me frown
Things turned out fine and now she's mine -
Cause the the Merry-Go-Round went
"Um-pah-pah, um-pah-pah
Um-pah! Um-pah! Um-pah-pah-pah!"
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
The only serious criticism of the NHS was its poor record on keeping people alive. On a composite "healthy lives" score, which includes deaths among infants and patients who would have survived had they received timely and effective healthcare, the UK came 10th. The authors say that the healthcare system cannot be solely blamed for this issue, which is strongly influenced by social and economic factors.
Some rhyming slang has made the jump into regular parlance.
'Berk', for example. Comes from ' Berkshire Hunt'.
[Muffled sounds of gorilla violence]
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Brovid Hasselsmof[Growling historic on the fury road]Registered Userregular
That's interesting, because "berk" is pronounced to rhyme with "jerk" and "Berkshire" is pronounced Barkshire. So the rhyming slang doesn't rhyme with the thing that it came from which rhymes with what it means.
I like how with timeliness of care, the one thing people like to point out will increase with socialized healthcare, the US is only at number 5. The 'socialists' have more timely care that is less expensive.
If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep dancing
I like how with timeliness of care, the one thing people like to point out will increase with socialized healthcare, the US is only at number 5. The 'socialists' have more timely care that is less expensive.
To be fair, the nhs can be very slow about things that aren't life threatening. But, free at point of use, so...
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valhalla13013 Dark Shield Perceives the GodsRegistered Userregular
Ocular migraines are painless, temporary visual disturbances that can affect one or both eyes. Though they can be frightening, ocular migraines typically are harmless and self-resolve without medication within 20 to 30 minutes.
Other terms used by eye doctors to describe ocular migraines include ophthalmic migraines, retinal migraines and eye migraines.
If an ocular migraine-like vision disturbance is followed by a throbbing, usually one-sided headache, this is called a "migraine with aura" (previously called a classic migraine), and the visual disturbance is referred to as an aura rather than an ocular migraine.
A migraine headache without a visual disturbance preceding it is called a "migraine without aura" (previously called a common migraine).
Migraine auras usually are visual in nature, but they can include disturbances of hearing, speech or smell; progressive numbness or tingling in the face or arms or legs; or generalized weakness.
It's also possible, though less common, for an ocular migraine and a migraine headache to occur simultaneously, causing visual disturbances and unilateral (one-sided) or bilateral (two-sided) head pain at the same time, or for an ocular migraine to follow a migraine headache.
Mainly because I'm having one now. I can't see half of what I'm looking at. Mine usually starts as a bright white round spot in the center of my vision that gradually enlarges and becomes mishapen. It usually lasts anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes, and then I get a splitting headache that lasts until I tkae a nap. Also, from the moment it happens, I usually feel like I've forgotten something, or that there is something I am supposed to be doing. It's pretty disconcerting for me. I don't like them.
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Brovid Hasselsmof[Growling historic on the fury road]Registered Userregular
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I don't know why they even bothered to include America on the chart, everyone already knows we're the worst.
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
And we went round and round
Each time t'would miss, we'd steal a kiss
And the Merry-Go-Round went
"Um-pah-pah, um-pah-pah
Um-pah! Um-pah! Um-pah-pah-pah!'
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
And it made the darndest sound,
The lights went low, we both said "Oh!"
And the Merry-Go-Round went
"Um-pah-pah, um-pah-pah
Um-pah! Um-pah! Um-pah-pah-pah!'
Oh what fun - a wonderful time
Finding love for only a dime.
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
But you don't see me frown
Things turned out fine and now she's mine -
Cause the the Merry-Go-Round went
"Um-pah-pah, um-pah-pah
Um-pah! Um-pah! Um-pah-pah-pah!"
Oh, the Merry-Go-Round broke down
What? Don't remember?
Maybe the music will help
there was one girl
She was 16 years old
She had sex with 69 people
What does this make her
Turn the answer upside down
Oh c'mon, that's fun. It'll probably be all super spy-gizmo'd up.
'Cause British people are lazy with poor diets?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/nhs/10907823/Britains-NHS-is-the-worlds-best-health-care-system-says-report.html
PSN- AHermano
British food joke.
Poor vision?
All the smog in Ole Landan Tahn
fookin rekt, innit?
u wot m8?
Pips on a bobbin, etc.
I understand the context, but 'Barney' meaning 'trouble' is just weird.
RHYMING
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London ain't Britain mate
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Cos we got McDonald's from America :rotate:
Some rhyming slang has made the jump into regular parlance.
'Berk', for example. Comes from ' Berkshire Hunt'.
I can't see why most people would choose to say anything except cunt
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
baahahahaha
Cuntney is the next shire over
To be fair, the nhs can be very slow about things that aren't life threatening. But, free at point of use, so...
http://www.allaboutvision.com/conditions/ocular-migraine.htm
Mainly because I'm having one now. I can't see half of what I'm looking at. Mine usually starts as a bright white round spot in the center of my vision that gradually enlarges and becomes mishapen. It usually lasts anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes, and then I get a splitting headache that lasts until I tkae a nap. Also, from the moment it happens, I usually feel like I've forgotten something, or that there is something I am supposed to be doing. It's pretty disconcerting for me. I don't like them.
Teen loses finger at Croydon rave, continues dancing 'because the bass was hard'
The last paragraph is unreal.
PSN- AHermano
perfect yorkshire insult there
god I would be honoured to have that one thrown at me.