43% of british men too fat to see their penis - Page 5

#81 27.06.2011, 11:09

	Quote:	PaddyG
	Excellent point, although my name's not Carlos

I'm turning into my mother...

Chemmie · #82 27.06.2011, 11:54

	Quote:	swisscheese1
	Fat is a lifestyle choice not an illness in overwhelming majority of cases. Foreigners please don't break our Swiss quality health system with your fat related diseases. There is only so much of foreigners our beautiful health system can handle.

Seriously? As a common users of health care systems, I do agree on some levels that general health of all is beneficial to a public healthcare system. But in Switzerland, it's not public, you pay for what you get, and in my experience, what I've gotten is absolute garbage.

You should seriously check out the Canadian (or Scandinavian) systems. They are not perfect and many might complain, but they are at least competant and passionate about their work. The staff here (very few Swiss first of all, except in the lower technical positons) are fairly useless and have really no clue what they're doing. The worst is if you try and politely correct then, they become overly arrogant and attempt (amusingly) to defend their poor decisions. Quite the gong show

willjny · #83 27.06.2011, 12:01

Quite the gong show

Is that what this post was orginally started for?

OK, sorry my lame attempt at humour!

Chemmie · #84 27.06.2011, 12:33

	Quote:	willjny
	Quite the gong show Is that what this post was orginally started for? OK, sorry my lame attempt at humour!

hehehe well played, but no pun intended.

How about "Quite the Circus"

MrVertigo · #85 27.06.2011, 12:51

	Quote:
	I'm turning into my mother...

your mother's name is Carlos?

Kittster · #86 27.06.2011, 12:52

	Quote:	Chemmie
	The staff here (very few Swiss first of all, except in the lower technical positons) are fairly useless and have really no clue what they're doing. The worst is if you try and politely correct then, they become overly arrogant and attempt (amusingly) to defend their poor decisions. Quite the gong show

Hmm, I've had a VERY different experience, excellent doctors who absolutely know what they are doing. But they are also harsh, for instance, I can barely walk at the mo because the tendons in my foot are inflamed after a week of hardcore moving. The doctor told me straight that my extra weight was part of the problem, like with a lot of health issues. And he's probably right, so as soon as my foot recovers, I'm back on the wagon.

As for the overweight chaps - I think you should be able to look your major decision maker in the eye.

PaddyG · #87 27.06.2011, 12:55

	Quote:	Kittster
	As for the overweight chaps - I think you should be able to look your major decision maker in the eye.

You mean the wife, of course.

Nil · #88 27.06.2011, 13:06

	Quote:	Chemmie
	Seriously? As a common users of health care systems, I do agree on some levels that general health of all is beneficial to a public healthcare system. But in Switzerland, it's not public, you pay for what you get, and in my experience, what I've gotten is absolute garbage. You should seriously check out the Canadian (or Scandinavian) systems. They are not perfect and many might complain, but they are at least competant and passionate about their work. The staff here (very few Swiss first of all, except in the lower technical positons) are fairly useless and have really no clue what they're doing. The worst is if you try and politely correct then, they become overly arrogant and attempt (amusingly) to defend their poor decisions. Quite the gong show

Ehhhh! Should try the health care in Quebec, the crap of all crap! They don't have time and don't give time so you stuck with your problems for years and years and years!

	Quote:	Kittster
	Hmm, I've had a VERY different experience, excellent doctors who absolutely know what they are doing. But they are also harsh, for instance, I can barely walk at the mo because the tendons in my foot are inflamed after a week of hardcore moving. The doctor told me straight that my extra weight was part of the problem, like with a lot of health issues. And he's probably right, so as soon as my foot recovers, I'm back on the wagon. As for the overweight chaps - I think you should be able to look your major decision maker in the eye.

I also have only good experience with health care in CH. They found out most of my problems and fixed them almost all!

In Canada they are amazing in University and research, this is why most of the doctors I had in CH went there for studying, etc.

But all the good doctors leave Canada because the conditions are terrible and the salary low.

Anyway, let's not get Off Topic.... The subject was about British men having small penis, right?

marton · #89 27.06.2011, 17:41

	Quote:	swisscheese1
	Fat is a lifestyle choice not an illness in overwhelming majority of cases. Foreigners please don't break our Swiss quality health system with your fat related diseases. There is only so much of foreigners our beautiful health system can handle. Ricky Gervais sums it up perfectly.

About "Foreigners please don't break our Swiss quality health system with your fat related diseases."

I did not know they did penis extensions! Thanks for the info; now I just have to figure out my potential belly size in order to calculate the size of a "future proof" enhancement

Russkov · #90 28.06.2011, 09:37

A scary little animation of obesity rates in the US during the last 25 years:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...esity_map3.gif

I'd like to see a similar one for Europe, though I'm sure it's not as drastic.

swisscheese1 · #91 29.06.2011, 19:19

	Quote:	Ouchboy

Why? Must be because they think I am too good for them?