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DocYatesVA
| Favorite team: | US Space Force |
| Location: | Yukon, OK |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | Flying, college football, scuba, fishing |
| Occupation: | Physician |
| Number of Posts: | 382 |
| Registered on: | 10/5/2022 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Baby Gabriel’s “Parents” Sue McKenna West for 100K for Not Killing Him in Abortion
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/20/26 at 6:15 am to FooManChoo
Yet the old "my body, my choice" does not apply when it is used to actually save a child's life....sad where we have come to in this society.
But then again, I am reminded of the old saying ..."lay down with dogs and you will get fleas"....this is what happens when you make a deal with the devil(s).
But then again, I am reminded of the old saying ..."lay down with dogs and you will get fleas"....this is what happens when you make a deal with the devil(s).
re: Commie Mamdummy is now going after Amazon subcontracting delivery services
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/12/26 at 2:03 pm to JohnnyKilroy
The whole thing revolves around the Unions, and the fact that these subcontractors do not belong to the Union and therefore they are not collecting dues. There is no safety concerns here, this is all about the strongarm of the Unions and their affinity for Mandummy.
re: F-16 jets intercepting planes violating flight restrictions over Bedminster
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/10/26 at 9:55 am to Bobby OG Johnson
Had that happen to me right after 9-11. Was flying solo in a rental plane south of Nashville. The radios were crap and I did not hear the flight center reaching out to me. Evidently I did not respond and when a plane showed up next to me it got my attention. Had to make a phone call when I landed at the destination airport. Those days the military was sitting on ready and was not taking any chances.
re: Meet NYC rent strike activists
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/4/26 at 10:44 am to Da #1 Stunna
That was my thoughts exactly. If you look up loser in the dictionary it would have these people pictured beside it. Imagine relishing in the fact that you feel you should not have to pay for rent to a landlord who paid for the property and maintains it.
re: Area 51 is on Fire
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/4/26 at 6:12 am to OU Guy
I am surprised that there is anything much to support a large fire. From the pics it looks like a desert with scattered scrub brush.
re: Fauci Hearing Live;
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/29/26 at 1:42 pm to LSU-MNCBABY
I say just subpoena anyone named in his diary that he had conversations with. They don't have pardons, and when put under pressure you can bet they will spill the beans. I am far more interested in the connection Fauci had to all of these bioweapons research and to modifications being made to the Coronavirus. They should never have been playing with these things, and he dang sure knew that it was not a natural manifestation of this disease. This pompous little turd needs to be taken to the town square and tarred / feathered.
re: Ole Miss files lawsuit against two LSU players
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/29/26 at 5:43 am to DUKE87
"petty"
Would you simply let someone off the hook for a million dollars because you felt it would be petty to ask for it when they did not put in the work they contracted to do?
These kids wanted the money, now they are learning the big boy lessons of accountability. That is the problem with the younger generation, entitlement and thinking that there are no repercussions for their actions. I hope OM wins plus damages and lawyer fees.
Would you simply let someone off the hook for a million dollars because you felt it would be petty to ask for it when they did not put in the work they contracted to do?
These kids wanted the money, now they are learning the big boy lessons of accountability. That is the problem with the younger generation, entitlement and thinking that there are no repercussions for their actions. I hope OM wins plus damages and lawyer fees.
re: On immigration, we also need to be concerned with another group
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/24/26 at 5:38 am to DUKE87
"Who do you think cuts our grass, farm hands, industry workers and other manual labor? "
I cut my own dang grass, and if more people would do the same, get off their lazy azzes, or teach some work ethic to their children, we wouldn't have the situation we have now.
I cut my own dang grass, and if more people would do the same, get off their lazy azzes, or teach some work ethic to their children, we wouldn't have the situation we have now.
re: Trump is Terrorizing Transgenders in Nepal
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/24/26 at 5:36 am to KCSilverTiger
"I'm trying to figure out how cutting the free condom program leads to fear and starvation."
Because primarily, it was never about just free condoms. It was also about handing out money hand over fist to corrupt managers of these programs. Why should American tax money go to fund Nepalese sex workers? When did it become a option for this country to even be involved in such debauchery? Can Nepal not find some money to buy condoms? Or how about teaching abstinence or morals? It is really getting old working 50 hours a week to support crap like this.
Because primarily, it was never about just free condoms. It was also about handing out money hand over fist to corrupt managers of these programs. Why should American tax money go to fund Nepalese sex workers? When did it become a option for this country to even be involved in such debauchery? Can Nepal not find some money to buy condoms? Or how about teaching abstinence or morals? It is really getting old working 50 hours a week to support crap like this.
re: So the Democrat for Michigan Senate
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/16/26 at 10:32 am to Padme
Is that Tim Walz in drag? Sounds just like him.
re: Explain to me the Left’s love for both Islam & Communism…
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/15/26 at 2:02 pm to DeltaDoc
It is an ideology that they have been given that fits their ideals of victimhood and entitlement. Someone owes them something, and it is not their fault that the majority of them are worthless losers who may have gone to school to get a degree in "economic studies of social influences for indigenous peoples".
They would benefit from a system that takes from others and makes everyone miserable since they themselves are miserable.
They would benefit from a system that takes from others and makes everyone miserable since they themselves are miserable.
re: Data scientist uncovers massive scale of “personal care” Medicaid fraud in Maine (thread)
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/14/26 at 5:54 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
It is unclear from the portion of the article posted as to how they are doing their billing. If they are 5X the state average are they 1) actually charging five times the rate or 2) are they billing for multiple 15 minute intervals. Either way, it looks very fraudelent. My guess is that they are overbilling, if they are actually even going into the home, documenting 1.25 hours worth of work for a 15 minute trip. Medicaid, much like Medicare, will only pay for the code, so they can bill 5X the price of others for the same code, but will only get what Medicaid pays (ie, $223), however if they bill for 5 fifteen minute sessions they would be getting $1115). One easy way to prove it would be to audit the charts, which is mandatory documentation, and then account for the time of each employee. If you are paying an employee for 8 hours of work and they make 8 one hour fifteen minute visits, you know there is fraud. These people are smart and greedy, and they know how to manipulate the system. They also know all they have to do is be smarter than the auditor, which in some cases is not too hard, especially when they are too lazy to look.
re: Lindsey Graham cause of death revealed
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/13/26 at 6:01 am to HagaDaga
When the aneurysm is related to atherosclerosis the best way to describe it is like a rusty pipe, with the internal portion of the pipe layered by layer upon layer of crumbly tissue. As these layers build up the diameter of the tube, the aorta expands. This is usually accompanied by a history of hypertension, but it can also be related to genetic factors such as Marfan's syndrome. Remember the guy who played Jaws in the James Bond movie, he was a classic example of what to look for when thinking Marfan's syndrome. As you monitor these aneurysms they typically look for increasing size or large ones such as 7 cm before going to surgical intervention. Like previously said, when the "leak" or rupture occurs, it is generally within the wall of layered plaque. If the pressure is high enough then the rupture expands along the intimal layers of the vessel, thus the term dissection. Many smaller vessels come off of the aorta, and occasionally this dissection with cause these vessels to close, which is thought to be a cause of the pain or tearing felt by the person who is suffering from the malady. Few people survive if the rupture is sudden and severe, and repairing it is a nightmare. Think about trying to patch together a rusted pipe. Every time you try to take a stitch to sew it up, it breaks right thru. I had a friend who suffered an aortic dissection, in the ascending and arch of the aorta. He was performing a radiologic procedure on a patient when it started. he finished the procedure and went to the ER. They identified what was happening and flew him to Birmingham, where they managed to save his life. It is rare for that to occur, most people die within minutes.
re: 2 NYC churches firebombed last night. Police are not naming the suspect
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/10/26 at 6:17 am to stlslick
It is mind boggling to see that just 25 years ago that very city was viscously attacked by these very same goat humpers, and today that same city is governed by the same filth that perpetrated those atrocities. Why anyone would choose to live there or even visit that den of iniquity is beyond comprehension. If there ever was a sensible reason for the Escape from New York version of the future, it is perfectly evident in this picture. They ought to build a wall around that place and let them fend for themselves. :banghead:
re: Conductor fired for telling passengers “America is the greatest country on the planet"
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/8/26 at 12:50 pm to UtahCajun
Yep, you are right.
We are also number 1 in having the most miserable, self entitled cucks in the world, who find that living in a country full of absolute freedom, where nothing else like it can be found in the world, and yet they will still bitch and whine about it. Congrats on helping us make that another one of our greatest achievements.
We are also number 1 in having the most miserable, self entitled cucks in the world, who find that living in a country full of absolute freedom, where nothing else like it can be found in the world, and yet they will still bitch and whine about it. Congrats on helping us make that another one of our greatest achievements.
re: UT Professor fired for criticizing Charlie Kirk gets 1.9 million
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/1/26 at 10:30 am to Athis
Any lawyer who would assist this piece of filth in her suit against the university should be publically named with billboards and shown to every decent citizen in the area what a POS they really are. I would also be willing to bet that they are probably UT fans and will sit in their skybox seats during the ballgame paid for with the money they made from this settlement. Utterly disgusting and there is no defense for it. The 1st Amendment gives you thr right to free speech, but it does not give you freedom from your consequences. the University is probably full of lib lawyers who felt like they could not put forth an adequate defense to their actions. the money should come from their pockets not from the state of TN nor the students's parents.
re: Sardis Lake has alligators?
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/1/26 at 5:36 am to Landmass
When I was a kid growing up in central MS, there was a local family doctor who had a piece of property with a stunning lake on it. He loved to fish. Went fishing one time and looked down to see a water moccasin near his foot. The story goes that he shot at the snake but in the fear and chaos managed to hit his foot taking off one of his toes. He asked the local game warden what they would suggest to help rid the lake of snakes and he was told to get him some alligators. So he got a couple of alligators and put in his lake. Many years later when I was a teenager and got to go his lake to fish it was crawling with huge alligators, as well as snakes and we even saw a beaver or two. I don't know that the alligators got rid of anything, but they dang sure managed to thrive in that habitat. BTW it was a helluva fishing spot!
re: Update - One Arrest made. Young lady attacked in Longview, TX by Karmelo supporters...
Posted by DocYatesVA on 6/25/26 at 6:02 am to krewerider
"Appears to be too much blood for just a gash over the eye."
The blood likely resulted from the head wound, which according to the limited report, required staples to close. Head wounds, especially lacerations, resulting from blunt force trauma, tend to bleed like crazy.
The blood likely resulted from the head wound, which according to the limited report, required staples to close. Head wounds, especially lacerations, resulting from blunt force trauma, tend to bleed like crazy.
World Cup visitor's reactions compared to the not-so-average American
Posted by DocYatesVA on 6/23/26 at 1:17 pm
I have seen lots of video clips, Tik-Tok and the like recently being produced by visitors to the US for the World Cup. The vast majority of them are enamored with the freedoms we have, the opulence our country has to offer, and the friendliness of the common people they have met. I love seeing how Boston has welcomed the Scots, how a small town in Kansas hosted a team from a country some of them had never heard of, and how the Japanese actually took the time to clean up their mess after their game. Most of this highlights what the majority of us already knew, and that is how great our country is and how we should appreciate what we have. Instead I see a white liberal female mocking these people and having the audacity to say we can have these things because we don't have universal healthcare. Others mocking them because they admire how they see American flags flying in all of the neighborhoods and in stores. Particularly, a large number have toured thru the South and commented on the absolute best about America that we already knew. One particular couple visited Alabama and of course picked up the Bama hat and shirt. It was funny watching the reaction of the people in Louisiana and Georgia as they toured thru. They welcomed them and ridiculed them for their fashion sense, but at the same time genuinely exhibited care and compassion for people they had only met a few minutes before. The Brit made the comment about how great the SEC was and how he wished they had something like it in his country. It made me appreciate that we give each other hell, but we will help our brothers when they are in need.
It is a shame that more people in this country cannot appreciate the great things we have, the freedoms we enjoy and the richness of our society. Some of these folks would complain about free ice cream and claim lactose intolerance. :usa:
It is a shame that more people in this country cannot appreciate the great things we have, the freedoms we enjoy and the richness of our society. Some of these folks would complain about free ice cream and claim lactose intolerance. :usa:
re: Billionaire tax measure qualifies for California ballot
Posted by DocYatesVA on 6/18/26 at 1:00 pm to Demonbengal
"This is such a bad idea even Gavin Newsom is against it."
He doesn't think it is a bad idea. He just wants it to be universal across the US giving the people who want to flee his utopia no place to go.
He doesn't think it is a bad idea. He just wants it to be universal across the US giving the people who want to flee his utopia no place to go.
re: Over 200,000 British Girls Raped, 85-95% of Perpetrators w/ Muslim Names
Posted by DocYatesVA on 6/17/26 at 6:26 am to SlowFlowPro
Does it matter if it was 200K or 200, or even 20? The fact that it is happening and is being accepted as just part of the process of acclimation to Western society is a travesty. There was once a time in England when raping even one of their citizens would have drawn a death penalty or time in the Tower of London, but of course they have become a more kind and understanding society. To that, I say, you get what you deserve. If they are OK with their daughters and wives being raped by these filthy animals then they deserve to lose their country.
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