Posts by Frank Green2

I was just browsing through my IMDb history to see which Ben Stiller films I've checked out—his filmography is pretty extensive!
Zoolander (2001) .... Derek Zoolander
... also known as Zoolander (Germany)

LOL at 😁

Ronald Hernandez15 said:I’d love to say I was wrong—honestly, Dr. Maja G. over at the Harni Clinic, who I raved about before, is actually wonderful if you're perfectly healthy and just need a quick annual checkup. But, if things get even slightly complicated or you're genuinely worried about your life being on the line? Run the other way. My urine test showed some serious issues that my regular GP simply can't wrap her head around.

Today's news:
The District Attorney has filed charges against three doctors from the medical center on Petrova Street—Mihajl Strelec, Albert Despot, and Vladimir Janđel—along with Dr. Maja Gudelj from the private Harni Clinic, regarding the death of a newborn from the N. family back in May 2005. The physicians are facing felony charges for crimes against public health. To recap, the mother, A.F.N., wasn't warned about the complications by Dr. Gudelj, who also failed to alert the rest of the medical team...

I’m not too sure about the situation in NYC or Miami—honestly, I'm a bit out of the loop there—but maybe just give the Medicare legal department a call? Or, if you're feeling adventurous, head down to their office over on Jukic Street, or wherever happens to be closest to you. Other legal routes include paying for private insurance yourself, or having someone hire you for a single month just so you can "resign" and then re-apply for free coverage within the thirty-day window... though that would still cost the person hiring you a chunk in taxes. What a headache!

Laura Booth69 said:You have to sign up for Medicare within 90 days of finishing school—or 30 days if you drop out. Also, if you lose your job, you’ve got 30 days to apply. Medicare is pretty strict about those deadlines! You don't actually need to register with the unemployment office first—they won't ask for that kind of proof when you go to Medicare.

Right—that's exactly what I was getting at, too. 🙂

That was true a year ago when I was dealing with my Medicare paperwork—and honestly, those outdated timelines on the official websites haven't changed one bit. Someone might turn a blind eye and let an application slide through, but they certainly weren't willing to do that for me.

You’ll have to pay up if you don't head over to Medicare to sort out your health coverage within those specific windows—like three months after graduation or one month after leaving school—as outlined on their official site.
The truth is, this has nothing to do with the stock market; per the Constitution, you're entitled to free healthcare—provided, of course, that you actually follow the deadlines.

Michael Jones23 said:It’s not even funny to me—it’s actually mandatory! Every OB-GYN I’ve ever visited has been the same; it feels weird if you don't show up in a skirt. You aren't just jumping straight onto the exam table the second you walk in—you have to chat with the doctor first, talk about why you're there, ask questions... and I mean, I can't exactly carry on a conversation with a woman who's already completely exposed, right? I mean, her eyes (while she's sitting there) are basically at my... well, you know where...😲 eye level...😬...

I usually do all my talking while I'm getting undressed, while I'm waiting for them to come over to the table, or even while they're performing the exam—thankfully, most doctors are polite enough to step behind their screen to their desk immediately after finishing, which gives me plenty of time to keep chatting (if I actually have anything to say). But, oh well, like I said—everyone has their own way of doing things.

Lawrence Jackson4 said:So, I have a question—since I've never actually been before, I was wondering... when you ladies go to the gynecologist, do you wear skirts or just stick to pants? Also, is there ever a place where they provide those little gowns you can just pull up easily? 🙏
And yeah, I'm also curious about what the exam is like for your first time if you're still a virgin? 🙂
Thanks so much!

Honestly, I find the idea of wearing a skirt just because you're at the doctor a bit silly—I mean, you're already showing them your most private parts, so why bother worrying about half your backside?
I always just show up in pants. My nurse stays in the other room anyway—and even if she does come in, the exam table is tucked behind a curtain along with the changing area, so everything is pretty private.
Of course, if you're more on the shy side, do whatever makes you comfortable...
As for the specifics of a first-time exam, I'll leave that to someone else—hopefully someone who knows more than I do!

I’m not sure if there’s a more awkward venue for a Tommy Emmanuel concert than Aquarius 👎
The opening would have been brilliant—though honestly, the factory would have been a much better call too...

I'm honestly counting down the days—my mind is already halfway to Atlantic City...