Nearly 2,000 show up for free health care in Va. - Story with pics (Wow!)

[Kadie]

Nearly 2,000 show up for free health care in Va.

By SUE LINDSEY Associated Press Writer

July 24, 2009

WISE, Va. - Nearly 2,000 people crowded onto a southwest Virginia fairgrounds Friday and waited hours to receive free dental care, eyeglasses and medical procedures.

Remote Area Medical founder Stan Brock said the daily limit of 1,600 patients for the three-day clinic in Wise County was reached by 5:30 a.m. Friday. Another 200 people were admitted to the treatment area later in the morning, but several hundred more had to be turned away.

"If there's an event that more dramatically displays the need for health care, I don't know what it is," said Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, who spent an hour volunteering at a registration table Friday.

Brock said the number of people showing up for free care because they have either no jobs or no health insurance demonstrates a need to revamp the American health care system.

"It's outrageous that we've got all these people waiting all day," Brock said.

more...
http://www.wtvr.com/news/dp-va--ruralhealthcare0724jul24,0,5309632.story

Patients wait under a tent for health care at daybreak at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Stan Brock, organizer for the Remote Area Medical Health clinic calls out numbers as people wait to get in the clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Otis Reece, of Gate City, Va. sits in his wheelchair, as his grandson, Jacob Reece,of Savanah Ga., sleeps on his lap as they wait for medical care at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Patients register for health care at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Optometrist Gene Wong of Newport News, Va., examines Leroy Powers of Tazwell, in the eye care area at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Dentists work in a makeshift medical area filling teeth at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


James Owens, of the Army Reserves, from Honaker, Va., wheels Frank Sturgill, of Dryden, Va. to the waiting area at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Joseph Piatta, of Miami, Fla., gets a full mouth x-ray in the concession area of the Wise fairgrounds during the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


Patients listen to instructions as they wait for medical treatment at the Remote Area Medical Health Clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)


People wait for tooth extractions at the Rural Area Medical Health clinic at the fairgrounds in Wise, Va., Friday, July 24, 2009. The three day event provides free health care to over 3,000 patients.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber)



This link should take you to many more pics from last year (too many to post)

http://www.daylife.com/search/photos/2/grid?q=wise+va

[Solly Mack]

1. K&R

[SharonAnn]

26. When RAM holds events like these, can we help the attendees Register to Vote?

Their lack of access to health care has a lot to do with who gets voted into office.

If they're not registered to vote, then others decide their health care.

If they are registered to vote and vote against their best interests, then they need to understand the connection.

[matt819]

79. Betcha they'd vote R every time (nt)

[Stardust]

94. Just curious...why do you think that?

[Number23]

93. I've never even heard of Remote Area Medical until this OP

But this passage is about to ensure they get a donation from me:

"Brock started his organization with the goal of using volunteer medical professionals to serve underdeveloped nations, but it now devotes 64 percent of its efforts to care in the U.S. because the need is so great."

That is a damned shame.

Donate to RAM - http://www.ramusa.org/contact/donate.htm

Volunteer With RAM - http://www.ramusa.org/contact/volunteerwithram.htm

[proud patriot]

2. wow

even dental care offered.

[ColbertWatcher]

3. k+r, n/t

[HowHasItComeToThis]

4. THREE PIECE SUITERS ARE NOT THERE

[tavalon]

54. But one year, one was, and it changed his life

He was an executive at a health insurer and he thought he was going to a health fair. He quit his job and has been telling Congress about what his company did. He's also told Bill Moyer's. I'll try to find the link.

Edited to add: http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/07102009/profile.html

[proud2BlibKansan]

59. My first thought also

I can still hear him say these people were waiting in animal stalls. Animal stalls.

Still sends chills up my spine.

[Occulus]

70. He also explicitly stated that Moore's "SiCKO" hit the nail on the head.

He very explicitly stated that that film got everything right.

[Duval]

72. Thanks for the link! n/t

[OnceUponTimeOnTheNet]

76. That was a great interview, thanks for posting it.

[tavalon]

98. Sure thing

I was quite moved by it myself. It's nice when you see someone completely change their point of view. Not all humans are that flexible.

[Delphinus]

86. Yes,

Wendell Potter, right?

That was an amazing interview - Moyers nailed it at the end.

[TexasObserver]

5. Recommend

[redqueen]

6. In the richest country in the world... this is how we treat our citizens.

You'd think these greedy republicans and blue cross dems would be ashamed...

[bobbolink]

9. It only gets worse.... those without homes... those killing themselves because

there is no way for them to survive.

Yes, 'tis a blessing to live in the U.S. :sarcasm:

[JDPriestly]

52. Thanks for your posts, Bobbolink. You are one of the DUers most aware of

the problems of poverty and homelessness.

[bobbolink]

102. Thank you. It's because I live it everyday.

BUT... you can see that most people don't care.

It simply doesn't register.

[midnight]

44. I second this.

We treat our citizens like they are third world citizens.

[brightertomorrow]

46. This is what should be on the news every day

People need to see this. This is truly shameful and heart breaking to see.
How can they take a month's vacation when this is going on right here under their nose.
But we have the best health care system in the world. Yeah right!

[SammyWinstonJack]

57. Money for bombs and occupations of Countries we have no business in and we're told that single payer

health care would cost too much. :wtf: How these privileged people, including the President, say this with a straight face and get away with it, is beyond me. :shrug:

[ScottLand]

60. Great point.

The first reason they're opposed is the cost. If that's true, they should be writhing in agony over the cost of the war and the occupation. If the liberation of a foreign country is worth the devastating cost to us in money and lives, aren't we worth the cost of health care?

[City Lights]

65. Spot on!

:hi: Welcome to DU, brightertomorrow! :hi:

[Delphinus]

87. Welcome to DU brigthertomorrow.

Glad to have you with us and expressing your valued opinion. :hi:

[Laelth]

109. Welcome to DU!

:dem:

-Laelth

[NikolaC]

55. Nope, They Don't Seem To Care

Money, status, and the power that their jobs give them seems to be all that they care about. Screw their constituents, who they won't inform, and everyone else who is suffering because of the insurance industry, big pharma, banks, etc. They are in, they have their jobs, health care, homes and a promising future, why should they care about the millions who are suffering :sarcasm:? It's easier to play political chess and make empty speeches and promises because they know that they will be re-elected regardless.

[Sensible321]

103. Richest Nation - Er...

Check out Switzerland, Sweden or Norway. GDP, when it includes purchases from China resulting in a massive Trade Deficit, is a bogus way to measure such things.

Not to say we shouldn't have national healthcare, though - if Cuba can do it ...

[redqueen]

104. Fine - ONE of the richest countries, then.

The point stands.

[TwixVoy]

108. What world are you on? China is the richest

They actually have a surplus of cash and a huge manufacturing base.

We, one the other hand, are in massive debt on a government, business, and personal level. We also do little but consume.

[Union Yes]

7. Very moving. knr

[bobbolink]

8. It was an event like this that converted Wendell Potter

Maybe dragging all those execs to events like this would have an effect?

Probably not....

[Kadie]

22. The execs should be made to wait with 3000 other people

for their medical care. See how they like that.

[SammyWinstonJack]

58. So should members of Congress and the Obama Administration as well.

[grahamhgreen]

10. Bless these doctors.

[progressoid]

11. Wow, indeed.

[Vinca]

12. I wish I could recommend this a thousand times.

People need to see what the citizens of this country are faced with . . . and some of these people were turned away. It's shameful.

[armyowalgreens]

13. K&R

[Naturyl]

14. Dental & glasses?

I'd have been there myself.

Medicaid does not cover dental in my state. I guess they figure poor people don't need teeth. Teeth are a luxury item.

[RC]

20. You need the teeth for food. Without food no need for teeth.

[MadMaddie]

25. Bad teeth will kill individuals. Healthy teeth are very important

to a healthier life.

[demodonkey]

47. Much better to pay for a $500,000 septicemia case than to fill a tooth before it gets infected.

There was a child who died recently due to septicemia from an infected tooth his family could not afford to get care for. Medicaid paid something like $500K when all the kid originally needed was an $80 filling (or less.)

Probably happens every day, but this one made the news somehow. I think it was in Baltimore.

[MadMaddie]

48. I remember that and the poor child suffered too.

It is happening every day and the media doesn't cover it.

[GCP]

15. I'd love to volunteer at something like this

This should be shown on all the major news shows.

[Delphinus]

89. 60 Minutes did a piece on it a few years ago.

I found it on a website devoted to HR 676.

[Stardust]

95. I'd love to volunteer as well, although my heart would break.

I don't have any medical training but I'd make a hellluva good gopher or hey-you.

[malaise]

16. Heartbreaking indeed

This is all we should be seeing on M$Greedia for three days.

[Crunchy Frog]

17. There, see? Everyone has healthcare in this country.

:shrug:

[Dappleganger]

18. Why are we going to Third World countries with medical teams

when we have this going on in our own back yards???

[seafan]

19. While 2,000 wait in line for free health care in Virginia, Blue Dogs thwart reform.

Absolutely shameful.


Nearly 2,000 show up for free health care in Va., July 24, 2009


This is from last year's clinic:


Getty Images 12 months ago

WISE, VA - JULY 26: Patients wait to have teeth pulled at the Remote Area Medical (RAM), clinic July 26, 2008 in Wise, Virginia. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation, and organizers expected to treat more than 2,500 people over the weekend, mostly providing dental and vision services from more than 1,400 volunteers. Residents of the "coal counties" of Appalachia are some of the most impoverished in the nation, and most are either underinsured or have no health insurance at all. For many, the RAM clinic is the only medical care they may receive each year. Healthcare for the nation's disadvantaged has become one of the main issues in this year's presidential race.

[SharonAnn]

27. And it's the Blue Dog states that have the greatest need.

[Wednesdays]

21. K&R

:kick:

[Lifelong Protester]

23. This is making me cry for two reasons:

One, is because of the good work these folks are doing to help people in need
and two, is because this event is here, not in some remote third world country, and these pictures are of Americans, waiting, waiting, waiting, for the basic decency of being treated.

Ashamed I am. How can there be any blathering fool in Congress who CANNOT get this?

[ScottLand]

61. I'm ashamed too.

Another argument from the Repugs is the wait, which these people are obviously willing to do.

[Number23]

88. I feel the same way. This is shameful. Absolutely shameful

But thank you so much to Virginia for doing this.

Kicked and rec'd

[GiveMeFreedom]

24. I believe

that the corporate executives of insurance companies, HMOs, and big pharma should be made, by law to attend these events. Then they can explain first hand why they will not help unless you can afford their services. Personally I am developing or starting to recognize that I might be bi-polar, the worst medical condition a patient can have, mental illness. My thoughts go from anger to suicide and everything in between. I becoming more hopeless.

[Stardust]

90. I'm with ya there, darlin'. It's incomprehensible. nt

[Joanne98]

28. Isn't that sad. Republicans need their asses kicked!

[Joanne98]

29. Here's the video for that event.........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlJM-8nuC8w

I posted it in videos for ya!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x342166

[Kadie]

68. Thanks.

Heartbreaking.

[dgibby]

30. Forwarded to Big Ed.

Hope he uses it.

[KamaAina]

31. We've replaced the '30s bread lines with "med lines".

Progress? :shrug:

[City Lights]

66. Great point! Great line! nt

[dflprincess]

32. Yesterday there was a thread about comments you won't hear about Canada's system

(words like "pre-existing condition")

These are pictures you'll never see of Candadians.. or Swedes, or French or from anywhere else in the western world.

[onestepforward]

33. What wonderful organization to help these people.

"Brock started his organization with the goal of using volunteer medical professionals to serve underdeveloped nations, but it now devotes 64 percent of its efforts to care in the U.S. because the need is so great."

Medical care for uninsured U.S. citizens is literally is that of underdeveloped nations. Totally tragic and unnecessary.

[bertman]

34. You watch. The Republicans will use this to say that the system is working.

:mad: :mad:

Thanks for the post and the pics, Kadie.

[Soylent Brice]

35. amazing

[Joe the Liberal]

36. Isn't America just great?

and I thought they only did things like that in third world countries.

[KittyWampus]

37. We are a Banana Republic.

[One Voice]

38. Donate to R.A.M.

Here is their link:

http://www.ramusa.org/contact/donate.htm

[LunaSea]

53. 60 Minutes feature on RAM

http://www.ramusa.org/learn/media.html

[Amos Moses]

39. "If the misery of the poor be caused not by the laws of nature,

but by our institutions, great is our sin". ~Charles Darwin

K&R

[Blue_Tires]

40. good to see Kaine there volunteering

in recent years, these once-a-year free mobile clinics in Appalachia (VA, WV, NC, KY) have been overwhelmed by people needing help...

of course, the wrong people will interpret it as proof that our 'merikan system DOES work...

[HDPaulG]

41. The Party of the "Birthers" would state

That they have "access" to health care. This is a result from the Republican and Blue (balled) Dog Democrats, BOUGHT by:
Aetna
American National Insurance Company
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Assurant
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association
Cigna
Fortis
Golden Rule Insurance Company
Group Health Cooperative
Health Net
HealthMarkets
Humana Inc.
Intermountain Health Care
Kaiser Permanente
LifeWise Health Plan of Oregon
Premera
Principal Financial Group
Regence Group
Shelter Insurance Companies
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
United Health Care Group
Unitrin
Wellpoint

God Bless those volunteers and damn those that obstruct health care for all

[Cleita]

42. This thread needs to be sent to every Congressperson and Senator

involved in the health care legislation committees.

[bridgit]

43. And to the Republic for which it stands FIX IT!! Thanks for posting ~

:kick:

[abumbyanyothername]

45. Can we get some doctors to set up on the

Congressional mall in DC?

Labor Day weekend?

[ProudDad]

49. Or NEXT Weekend (n/t)

[Lifelong Protester]

73. Now that is a plan.

Would someone contact the organization to see if this can be done? Or would their schedule be set already? I will NEVER forget the last time I was in DC, Ray-gun was still president. It was December, and danged cold. And I remember feeling ashamed of living in a country where HOMELESS people were sleeping over subway grating for the heat, and across from the White House, in our nation's capitol. I had always hoped that Ray-gun would have to see them everyday, but I am sure he was shielded from the reality of his horrible politics.

[Historic NY]

50. where's them insurance & pharmaceutical companies now?

[texasleo]

51. wow

[indimuse]

56. WOW!

knr!!!

[raystorm7]

62. Embarrasing isn't a strong enough word.

[3waygeek]

63. Read a first-hand account from one of the volunteers...

over at Daily Kos.

[Kadie]

101. Thanks for the link.

[City Lights]

64. Holy sheet!

:wow:

Recommended.

[elocs]

67. How about Canada or a European country sending the U.S. this kind of medical aid to shame us

into providing our people with healthcare. There was recently a free dental care event in my community where over 1500 were helped, yet in my local paper this past week there was a smug letter to the editor which stated that there was already healthcare for all who wanted it. Healthcare is perfect for all of those who have it and can afford it although they may be in for a rude surprise when they actually need to use it or when something terrible goes wrong.

[Iwillnevergiveup]

69. Rec #95

While I understand this incredible operation takes place in a particularly poverty-stricken section of our country, it's a safe bet at this point it could be set up ANYWHERE in the US of A and hordes of people would come flocking. 47 million faces of want and need.

Thank you so much for posting - absolutely heart-wrenching.

[mnhtnbb]

71. Notice that most of the faces of people waiting for treatment are white.

It's estimated that at least half the uninsured are minorities. Where are the events for them?

[hobbit709]

85. Census shows Wise county is 93% white.

[mnhtnbb]

97. What teams of health professionals are going into the inner cities

to provide free health care for all the people working minimum wage, no benefits not eligible for
Medicaid, and most likely have more melanin in their skin?

[Lifelong Protester]

74. If you have a facebook page, share this!

I just went to the link to the station listed in the OP, and from there linked it to my facebook page. We need to get this out there, and if every DUer who had a facebook page linked it, that would be a start.
There is something so powerful about these images, I want EVERY American to see them.

[Faygo Kid]

75. Will the media cover this extraordinary event? Of course not.

But that birth certificate - yep, there's a big story.

[CoffeeCat]

77. Events like this should be organized ALL OVER!

I think it would be wonderful to organize events like this all over the country.

I bet there are non-profit health groups and health professionals who would work for free for a few days, in order
to help people.

The lines that form----are a testament to what is happening in the country and the sorry state of healthcare.

Those lines of people waiting are undeniable.

As we slip further into this recession/Depression--the media is trying to hide the fact that many are suffering.
We're told to look for the "green shoots" and enjoy the "silver linings". Things are worsening for the people
who are not in the top ten percent.

These lines for healtcare draw attention to many problems in our country--with healthcare and the economy.

Truly---mind blowing.

[Kadie]

78. ***** MORE PICS *****

Dr. Scott Syverud speaks with Patricia Lockhart in the emergency medical area of the Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic during the second day at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 25, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers. For many residents of this Appalachian area the RAM clinic serves as the only medical care they may receive each year.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY)


Plastic surgeon Vincent Voci removes a mole from a patient at the Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic during the second day at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 25, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers. For many residents of this Appalachian area the RAM clinic serves as the only medical care they may receive each year.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY)


A mole is shown after it was removed from a patient on the second day of the Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 25, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers. For many residents of this Appalachian area the RAM clinic serves as the only medical care they may receive each year.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY)


People wait in line to enter a Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 25, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2-1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH POLITICS)


People wait in line to enter a Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 25, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2-1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY POLITICS)


People wait in line to enter the Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 24, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers. For many residents of this Appalachian area the RAM clinic serves as the only medical care they may receive each year.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY)





Mason Hardin (L), 7, and his brother Matthew, 8, wait in line to enter a Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 25, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2-1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY POLITICS)


Jeannie Elliot, 50, waits to register for medical treatment at the Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 24, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers. For many residents of this Appalachian area the RAM clinic serves as the only medical care they may receive each year.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY)


Norma Fuller tends to her daughter Ashley, 23, while waiting to register for medical treatment at the Remote Area Medical (RAM) health clinic at the Wise County Fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia July 24, 2009. The free clinic, which lasts 2 1/2 days, is the largest of its kind in the nation providing medical, dental and vision services from more than 1,400 medical volunteers. For many residents of this Appalachian area, the RAM clinic serves as the only medical care they may receive each year.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (UNITED STATES HEALTH SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY)

[Patiod]

80. Republicans and Libertarians think this is a great way

to provide health care to the poor. Seriously. One of the KOS commentators posted a blog about volunteering at this event this year, and one of the Republican commenters in essence said that events like these were a great way to provide health care to the poor, and should be encouraged.

How fucking pathetic. Can you imagine an event like this happening in Canada or France, whose health care systems are so reviled by the conservatives? No, because THEY DON'T NEED THEM.

[Delphinus]

92. Uh-oh,

I think I'm going to vomit. :puke:

Please, let these Republican & Blue Dog Dem asses get their health care this way!

[geckosfeet]

81. Thanks so very much for posting. People need to become much more

aware that these events frequently take place and are very important in the lives or millions of uninsured.

We also need to ask, what country is this that people line up and receive health care in tents and stalls outside.

[Duppers]

82. 'question everything' posted about the one last year in Knoxville...

60 Minutes covered this one, posted about here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x2951594

[geckosfeet]

83. Medical loss ratio. How much of every premium dollar is spent on health care.

This number has steadily been going down due to pressure from investment groups.
http://www.ravinglunacy.org/index.php/2009/07/12/medical-loss-ratio/
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/784358.html
http://www.wikinvest.com/metric/Medical_Loss_ratio

[Duppers]

84. gotta keep the wall street investors happy

:sarcasm:

[Sheltiemama]

91. RAM holds these clinics here (Knoxville, Tenn.), too.

The results are the same. People start lining up the day before, and they still have to turn away people. It breaks your heart.

[Kadie]

100. What a great organization they are

to do this for those that need it so badly.

Awesome, yet so sad that they are needed to do this.

[Stardust]

96. Dang, too late to rec! Wish I had read it earlier. Here' a virtual rec and

lotsa kix - I'm very moved by this story (obviously.) :cry:

C'mon Congress!!! Let's have a real American Dream NOW!

[Amaya]

99. .

[LeftHander]

105. Look at all the profit...just given away....how...how SOCIALIST...

I think the minutemen need to come to these wearing sidearms and circle these un-American non-profiteers.

:sarcasm:

[Hutzpa]

106. K&R

:kick:

[fire lake]

107. It makes me happy and breaks my heart all at once...n/t