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Great transition about how annoying Jimmy Fallon is (heeey stealing my bit!) and cracking a guitar over Jack Johnson's head. And HOOUHS!

And an Andrew Bird reference!

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Dan: "Can't farmers date city folk?"
Matt: "No, they have nothing to talk about."
Terry: "They speak a farm language."

This is shaping up.

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There's nothing wrong with Jack Benny references.

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Nothing wrong with Jack Johnson either. He and Bill Evans got me through papers in college.


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Ran out to get lunch and came back to ACTUARIAL CHARTS! Everything kills you!

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Ran out to get lunch and came back to ACTUARIAL CHARTS! Everything kills you!


This ESPN 1000 show is bad. Waddle is wondering how much money they make selling Petcoa subscriptions. They argued about it for 15 minutes. Someone bring the Game back.

Now they are discussing who would you rather have, Big Ben or Russell Wilson. Why do I care?

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92.7 used to mix a lot of sports talk in with the AAA. Right now it's Polish in the daytime and dance music at night. I wish Eyechaner would bring back the sports talk there.

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They're onto greatest Chicago Sports conspiracies and taking callers. They came up with the Jordan left basketball because he was banned. My goodness, help me!

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Hey Dan

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Why a vaccine segment?

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ESPN 1000, I have quit ye. This is so bad...licking pets ears and having cheetos fingers are not my idea of would you rathers....

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Digging "Better Off Alone" by Alice Deejay on the Second Half bed.

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Why a vaccine segment?


Maybe because there are more than 100 cases of measles due to reckless anti-vaxxers.

Many Republican politicians are taking anti-vax stances, and have spoken up on vaccines in the last few days.

Chris Christie says we need balance in the debate, even though it's pretty clear that vaccines work, and do not cause autism. We don't need balance in the debate on whether or not the sun rises in the east, either.

Rand Paul says vaccines are an example of oppressive gov't, and parents should choose because freedom.

Sean Duffy (R-WI) says the issue is an oppressive state telling us what to do. He knows best what morals and values are right for kids, as if this topic has anything to do with morals or values.

This is going to get ugly as more and more people refuse to vaccinate their children. Reading a couple of crackpot websites that bend to your beliefs isn't "doing research".

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pittmike wrote:
Why a vaccine segment?


Maybe because there are more than 100 cases of measles due to reckless anti-vaxxers.

Many Republican politicians are taking anti-vax stances, and have spoken up on vaccines in the last few days.

Chris Christie says we need balance in the debate, even though it's pretty clear that vaccines work, and do not cause autism. We don't balance in the debate on whether or not the sun rises in the east, either.

Rand Paul says vaccines are an example of oppressive gov't, and parents should choose because freedom.

Sean Duffy (R-WI) says the issue is an oppressive state telling us what to do. He knows best what morals and values are right for kids, as if this topic has anything to do with morals or values.

This is going to get ugly as more and more people refuse to vaccinate their children. Reading a couple of crackpot websites that bend to your beliefs isn't "doing research".


Well they are all wrong. Vaccines should be mandatory. Period.

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Chus wrote:
pittmike wrote:
Why a vaccine segment?


Maybe because there are more than 100 cases of measles due to reckless anti-vaxxers.

Many Republican politicians are taking anti-vax stances, and have spoken up on vaccines in the last few days.

Chris Christie says we need balance in the debate, even though it's pretty clear that vaccines work, and do not cause autism. We don't balance in the debate on whether or not the sun rises in the east, either.

Rand Paul says vaccines are an example of oppressive gov't, and parents should choose because freedom.

Sean Duffy (R-WI) says the issue is an oppressive state telling us what to do. He knows best what morals and values are right for kids, as if this topic has anything to do with morals or values.

This is going to get ugly as more and more people refuse to vaccinate their children. Reading a couple of crackpot websites that bend to your beliefs isn't "doing research".


No, I don't feel like researching to prove my guess, but my guess is those same people screaming about freedom, et al, regarding a public health issue are concurrently ready to extoll the virtues of The (so-called) Patriot Act and militarized police.

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I wonder if the measels "outbreaks" are located in areas where all those illegal immigrant children were "repatriated" to.

Can we be certain they had all their shots before being introduced to those towns and schools?


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Not this freedom lover Don.

I have thought extensively about this issue. Obviously, you are an idiot to not get these vaccines, but I sure hate the government mandate. The government is already trying to make noise about health issues on what we should consume from banning happy meals, changing children's school lunch offering, and limiting drink portion sizes. The obesity epidemic that costs Medicare/Medicaid billions is going to put pressure on them regulating diet where ever they can. I hate going down this path.

Oh, so here we stand on that tricky balance of externalities where that cost of an activity is borne by all.

I just don't know.

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I wonder if Adults United requires you to get shots before allowing entry?

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I wonder if the measels "outbreaks" are located in areas where all those illegal immigrant children were "repatriated" to.

Can we be certain they had all their shots before being introduced to those towns and schools?


Children in Nicaragua are more likely to be inoculated than children in Texas.

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Not this freedom lover Don.

I have thought extensively about this issue. Obviously, you are an idiot to not get these vaccines, but I sure hate the government mandate. The government is already trying to make noise about health issues on what we should consume from banning happy meals, changing children's school lunch offering, and limiting drink portion sizes. The obesity epidemic that costs Medicare/Medicaid billions is going to put pressure on them regulating diet where ever they can. I hate going down this path.

Oh, so here we stand on that tricky balance of externalities where that cost of an activity is borne by all.

I just don't know.


I agree with you that limiting the size of sodas and fries is completely ridiculous, but that's apples and oranges to the vaccine discussion.

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I wonder if the measels "outbreaks" are located in areas where all those illegal immigrant children were "repatriated" to.

Can we be certain they had all their shots before being introduced to those towns and schools?


Children in Nicaragua are more likely to be inoculated than children in Texas.


Source?

Links?

I'm genuinely interested in n these facts you have laid out.

Thanks.


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I generally agree with you Denis in terms of government mandates and slippery slopes they can become. No political belief is right 100% of the time. The science behind vaccines and herd immunity is essentially unquestionable. The strength in vaccines lies in everyone being vaccinated.

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I have thought extensively about this issue. Obviously, you are an idiot to not get these vaccines, but I sure hate the government mandate.

Just because it's a government mandate? Do you have a better way to get people to protect one another -- and their own goddamn children -- from terrible, deadly diseases? Dan Bernstein shaming people on the radio doesn't seem to be enough.

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I generally agree with you Denis in terms of government mandates and slippery slopes they can become.

The thing about a slippery slope is that it's a fallacy.

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We rightfully limit parent choice in plenty of ways. For instance, we don't let parents "choose" to have their kid not attend school and we don't let them "choose" to lock their kid in the car as they go to work.

But hey, let's let them "choose" something based on science that was so incorrect the guy who did it was stripped of his license and the entire study thrown out!

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Chus wrote:
SomeGuy wrote:
I wonder if the measels "outbreaks" are located in areas where all those illegal immigrant children were "repatriated" to.

Can we be certain they had all their shots before being introduced to those towns and schools?


Children in Nicaragua are more likely to be inoculated than children in Texas.


Source?

Links?

I'm genuinely interested in n these facts you have laid out.

Thanks.


http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/nic ... stics.html

http://www.texasobserver.org/disease-th ... verstated/

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/07/1 ... s-children

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http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/nic ... stics.html

file:///C:/Users/c/Downloads/2013ANNUALREPORT_final.pdf


As opposed to vaccines, hyperlinking to stuff on your C drive is generally agreed to be not effective.

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http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/nic ... stics.html

file:///C:/Users/c/Downloads/2013ANNUALREPORT_final.pdf


As opposed to vaccines, hyperlinking to stuff on your C drive is generally agreed to be not effective.


It took thirty seconds for me to correct. I'm glad you are watching so closely.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s ... clnk&gl=us

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I'm glad I was there to catch it! I lol'd.

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