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You did good my Brother and that's the way to look at it, keep up the Good fight for your wife and your daughter you will see this through. You and your family are in my prayers my brother.

Have a great Pete may you have many in the years to cum. Oops! come

Cobra I love when you Bunny Hop I get to see your Man Boobies go up and Down LMAO.

My Prayers are with you guys I hope he recovers soon.

LOL nice one old man

I hope you get better my brother my prayers are with you and your family.

That was a great Vid Olive. I LMFAO on that one.

Happy Birthday Tang you old fart may you have many more in the years to come.

In a surprise decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010. You will hear a lot of commentary from legal and policy experts in the next few weeks about this decision, but this post is about what the Court action means for YOU personally. The outcry from the right will be deafening, and there will be attempts by the House Republicans between now and November to take out sections of the law, although the Senate Democratic majority is not likely to approve any of those actions. Obviously, if the Republicans win the presidency and the Senate in November, the full ACA may be whittled away before its full 2014 implementation date. Now is the time to acquaint yourself with what the health reform law really means to you -- while you still have it. 1. If you are employed and enjoy health insurance as part of your work benefit package: The Affordable Care Act does not currently have a large impact on large self-insured companies; however, as the law is fully implemented in 2014 and beyond, there is a chance that your employer may determine that employees can get cheaper coverage through a state exchange and over time some employers may drop employer-sponsored coverage. If you work for one of those companies, you may actually have more choice of plans through an exchange and depending on whether or not the employer subsidizes you or you are eligible for a federal subsidy, you may pay less than you do now. Until that time, you will see a few benefits of the ACA -- no lifetime limits on your benefits; restrictions on annual limits; preventive services without co-pays; and adult children allowed to stay on parents' plans until age 26. 2. If you are lucky enough to be on Medicare: The Affordable Care Act has brought seniors a number of significant benefits already. The doughnut hole in prescription drug coverage is being closed every year and will disappear by 2020. In 2011 alone, 3.6 million seniors saved $2.1 billion on their prescription drugs because of health reform. Another benefit for seniors is the preventive services that are available without co-pays and the 4% reduction in premiums for seniors enrolled in managed care Medicare plans (called Medicare Advantage) in 2012. However, looming on the horizon if there is a Republican sweep in November are big changes to Medicare, including a potential rollback of some of the ACA benefits and an attempt to switch to a voucher system which would give you a fixed amount to buy a plan without any guarantee that the amount would be sufficient to cover what you currently have. 3. If you are self employed and have an individual insurance policy for yourself and your family: Try to keep your policy while you wait for the state exchanges to be put in place -- that is, if you can continue to afford it. Don't let it lag because we do not know the outcome of the November elections or what your state may do with its exchange, and if parts of the Act are overturned, you could be on the streets again, trying to get coverage as an individual and potentially being turned down for pre-existing conditions. 4. If you are uninsured but are hoping to be able to get it through the Affordable Care Act and a State Exchange: The good news about the fact that the Court upheld the entire law is that you will still have the option to buy insurance through an Exchange in your state and if your state does not offer one, through a federal exchange. And you will get help affording that premium via a federal subsidy that will allow you to earn up to 400% of the federal poverty level before the subsidy phases out. For those who have a pre-existing condition, the law still guarantees that insurers must accept you starting in 2014. 5. If you are a small employer and were hoping to be able to help your employees get health insurance at a reasonable rate through the state exchanges: There will still be options for you and your employees. The state exchanges will be open to individuals and small business, offering a variety of plan options at a variety of prices, much like the Massachusetts exchange. Up to now, small businesses have found it very expensive to insure their employees, particularly if any of them have been sick. If Republicans sweep the November elections, it may not matter how the Supreme Court has ruled. The Republicans will surely make a show of repealing the entire Affordable Care Act even though they have no plan to replace it with a plan that could make health care more affordable. Don't forget that the Republican plan for health reform has only three or four main provisions -- protect doctors with malpractice reform; allow fly-by-night insurers to sell their "hospital gown" plans (looks good in the front but is bare in the back) across state lines; and make you, the consumer "more accountable" for your health care costs (translation: you pay more). No matter what you hear on Fox News, this is NOT a tax on the middle class! This is a tax on people who do not have insurance and will not take personal responsibility for their health care. This is a tax on those who would shift their costs to the rest of us! There are many benefits of the Affordable Care Act. Educate yourself and fight to keep them.

It's nice to see you guys had a really great time out there.

Dam Dean I thought you were going to tell us you just got some Silicone boobies, and all you was talking about is Thermal Paste I am so disappointed no Silicone Boobies. BTW Dean if you have never done this before be very careful and research it before attempting this. Lots of good YouTube Vids on this.

Welcome Pancakes it's about now it will be more fun Killing you.

HXTR please send me some of what you are smoking

I love this topic FU HXTR and have a nice day

Happy Birthday Presto Hopefully you have a great and Presto go Down LOL

it should come up with .iwd at the end go into your C: drive and in to program files (x86) find your Activision folder once there go in the COD2 folder and find a folder that says Main in there you will find all your mods then look for the one that is giving you problems

Good Job best of luck

Welcome to the Forums MrsKage hope to see you on the servers

Google that was funny but you really to spend to much time on the internet

I for one love all you AGX guys it helps with my score you guys are easy kills since you do not Bunny Hop. As for defrosting if you do not we will point you out, get you shot and will leave you frosted for the whole round or game if need be simple solution the game is Frezze Tag after all.

Glad to hear you made there OK. Have great time and enjoy yourself drink plenty of Beers and be safe.

Good Catch Google well done.

Nice one Bama you had Bud Sr., Killa, and Kenman on the list I remember playing with them. Dirty Dog and Paperman before >XI<. Wow Spliffer he was one of sponsors back in the day. It was Spliffer, Shanman72, and Xray who sponsored me into >XI<.

Dayton you crazy bastard I am so glad you are a live. You have been touched but not in the way HXTR would have touched you.

Welcome Taco I have the hot sauce