dear mr (ms) american
I have been to the States on a number of occasions over the last decade or so, sometimes because of work and sometimes to re-unite with friends I made whilst working there.
Now I know am British and therefore not too bright but even I realised that taking out some form of health insurance might be a good idea 'cos hospital costs are very expensive. Depending on the nature of the visit I think i've paid between $50 - $100 dollars for the insurance to cover me for the duration of the trip. Money well spent. On the two occasions I needed treatment (dental and minor fracture) the staff have been fantastic, the food of resturant quality, and the turn around time suberb.
I am not going to slag of the NHS here but they "cope" and there are lots of reasons why it isn't great (too many to go into), but feckkin hell I pay for it thru my badly maintained teeth.
So--
DO your research before opening your mouth / (writing shit).
DON'T insult people you've never met.
TRY voting for somebody who doesn't think he's a cowboy.

PS please do come to the UK, try and stab me in my genitals and then call me a wanker to my face and I'll show you just how far I can ram a telephone pole up your arse.

"Have a nice day"
(smells-like-victory-v's, Fri 3 Oct 2008, 12:07, Reply)