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September 29, 2008 at 5:23 PM in reply to: Off Topic Video clip of Maxine Waters claiming GSE’s were doing fine 2004 #277711
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ParticipantMaxine Waters endorsed Clinton.
September 29, 2008 at 5:23 PM in reply to: Off Topic Video clip of Maxine Waters claiming GSE’s were doing fine 2004 #277973AK
ParticipantMaxine Waters endorsed Clinton.
September 29, 2008 at 5:23 PM in reply to: Off Topic Video clip of Maxine Waters claiming GSE’s were doing fine 2004 #277986AK
ParticipantMaxine Waters endorsed Clinton.
September 29, 2008 at 5:23 PM in reply to: Off Topic Video clip of Maxine Waters claiming GSE’s were doing fine 2004 #278023AK
ParticipantMaxine Waters endorsed Clinton.
September 29, 2008 at 5:23 PM in reply to: Off Topic Video clip of Maxine Waters claiming GSE’s were doing fine 2004 #278035AK
ParticipantMaxine Waters endorsed Clinton.
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Participant[quote=TuVu][quote=AK]IIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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I stand corrected. I asked my very elderly father about this and he said someone in his “breakfast club” — old, widowed guys meeting at the local Mickey D’s for the 37-cent senior coffee — confirmed it.
[/quote]I think at various times in the past Kaiser may have covered Viagra, or may have been forced to list it in the plan formulary in some states, so we may both be right π
It’s interesting that you mention senior breakfasts at Mickey D’s. A few weeks ago I stopped by the local Golden Arches around 9:15 a.m. … I expected to see the usual crowd of seniors, but much to my surprise the parking lot was full of pickup trucks. I guess construction workers have plenty of time on their hands these days too …
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Participant[quote=TuVu][quote=AK]IIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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I stand corrected. I asked my very elderly father about this and he said someone in his “breakfast club” — old, widowed guys meeting at the local Mickey D’s for the 37-cent senior coffee — confirmed it.
[/quote]I think at various times in the past Kaiser may have covered Viagra, or may have been forced to list it in the plan formulary in some states, so we may both be right π
It’s interesting that you mention senior breakfasts at Mickey D’s. A few weeks ago I stopped by the local Golden Arches around 9:15 a.m. … I expected to see the usual crowd of seniors, but much to my surprise the parking lot was full of pickup trucks. I guess construction workers have plenty of time on their hands these days too …
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Participant[quote=TuVu][quote=AK]IIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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I stand corrected. I asked my very elderly father about this and he said someone in his “breakfast club” — old, widowed guys meeting at the local Mickey D’s for the 37-cent senior coffee — confirmed it.
[/quote]I think at various times in the past Kaiser may have covered Viagra, or may have been forced to list it in the plan formulary in some states, so we may both be right π
It’s interesting that you mention senior breakfasts at Mickey D’s. A few weeks ago I stopped by the local Golden Arches around 9:15 a.m. … I expected to see the usual crowd of seniors, but much to my surprise the parking lot was full of pickup trucks. I guess construction workers have plenty of time on their hands these days too …
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Participant[quote=TuVu][quote=AK]IIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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I stand corrected. I asked my very elderly father about this and he said someone in his “breakfast club” — old, widowed guys meeting at the local Mickey D’s for the 37-cent senior coffee — confirmed it.
[/quote]I think at various times in the past Kaiser may have covered Viagra, or may have been forced to list it in the plan formulary in some states, so we may both be right π
It’s interesting that you mention senior breakfasts at Mickey D’s. A few weeks ago I stopped by the local Golden Arches around 9:15 a.m. … I expected to see the usual crowd of seniors, but much to my surprise the parking lot was full of pickup trucks. I guess construction workers have plenty of time on their hands these days too …
AK
Participant[quote=TuVu][quote=AK]IIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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I stand corrected. I asked my very elderly father about this and he said someone in his “breakfast club” — old, widowed guys meeting at the local Mickey D’s for the 37-cent senior coffee — confirmed it.
[/quote]I think at various times in the past Kaiser may have covered Viagra, or may have been forced to list it in the plan formulary in some states, so we may both be right π
It’s interesting that you mention senior breakfasts at Mickey D’s. A few weeks ago I stopped by the local Golden Arches around 9:15 a.m. … I expected to see the usual crowd of seniors, but much to my surprise the parking lot was full of pickup trucks. I guess construction workers have plenty of time on their hands these days too …
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ParticipantIIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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ParticipantIIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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ParticipantIIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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ParticipantIIRC Kaiser doesn’t cover Viagra or other medications for treatment of erectile dysfunction. (Unless your employer pays extra for the sexual dysfunction coverage rider.)
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