Jul 31, 2012
silvertears commented on Romney's "Collar-Ad Handsome"=Gay, Gay, Gay.
OMG! Everything near and dear is gay! I luv it!!!
Jul 26, 2012
silvertears commented on It's the Feel-Good Story of a Feel-Bad Week....
Glad to be a Canadian here too! I've been cured of cancer for 5 years now with no expense spared in my treatment and not a penny out of my pocket! The yearly follow ups don't cost a thing either!
Feb 11, 2012
silvertears commented on Human Library.
We do this in Toronto too. With great success:)
Nov 29, 2011
silvertears commented on Let's Talk Holiday Music! (Dave Segal, Avert Your Eyes).
http://www.amazon.com/Home-Christmas-N-S… specifically Merry Christmas Happy Holidays!
Oct 27, 2011
silvertears commented on "It Gets Better" Is Not Enough.
Hey Dan,
Here's Rick Mercer this morning on CBC's The Current Talking about bulling, his sexuality and the suicide of Jamie Hubley.
http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/coming-up/2…
Here's Rick Mercer this morning on CBC's The Current Talking about bulling, his sexuality and the suicide of Jamie Hubley.
http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/coming-up/2…
Oct 6, 2011
silvertears commented on "I do not recognize GLAAD’s authority over my vocabulary.".
@7 the text you quoted was the authors OPINION so infact it is blatantly true. Coming from a huge faggotygayqueerhomosexualdicksuckingfudgepacker
Sep 8, 2011
silvertears commented on Would Someone Please Ask Perry, Bachmann, Santorum, Romney, Palin, and Cain About Kyle Willis and Deamonte Driver, Please?.
@1
I'm a 27 year old Canadian living in Toronto. I can have an appointment with my LGBT focused family doctor within the week for typical stuff or could get an emergency appointment within a day or 2. I get excellent care and could go to an emergency room as a last resort (emergency rooms are where the wait times are quite long) if needed.
When I was diganosed with cancer in 2005 it was a weeks wait until my first surgery. They wanted to do it the following day after my diagnosis. Wait times? I didn't experience any. That surgery was curative. My second surgery (to confirm that the first was curative) was less than a month later.
I would be in hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of medical debt and would be burdened with that the rest of my life if it wasn't for our health system. I would have never thought I'd get cancer at 20!?!?!?
Medicare (our name for it) has its problems but nobody dies from tooth infections. I never have to worry about bills that will come from calling my doctor or showing up at an emergency room!
I'll take socialism anyday of the week over what's being served up down south!
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I'm a 27 year old Canadian living in Toronto. I can have an appointment with my LGBT focused family doctor within the week for typical stuff or could get an emergency appointment within a day or 2. I get excellent care and could go to an emergency room as a last resort (emergency rooms are where the wait times are quite long) if needed.
When I was diganosed with cancer in 2005 it was a weeks wait until my first surgery. They wanted to do it the following day after my diagnosis. Wait times? I didn't experience any. That surgery was curative. My second surgery (to confirm that the first was curative) was less than a month later.
I would be in hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of medical debt and would be burdened with that the rest of my life if it wasn't for our health system. I would have never thought I'd get cancer at 20!?!?!?
Medicare (our name for it) has its problems but nobody dies from tooth infections. I never have to worry about bills that will come from calling my doctor or showing up at an emergency room!
I'll take socialism anyday of the week over what's being served up down south!
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