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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012  Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:25 am |
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Jonyboy wrote: BVG wrote: Jonyboy wrote: May I ask which hospital?
And did you hav an appointment or was it an emergency? Naah... No emergency...Government clinic man... The other hosps atleast have seats for people to wait... Wat we did was....go to the private hospitals...Al Salam and Al Hadi, (for the eldest n youngest respectively)...for routine monthly check-ups n when it was time for delivery, headed to the Govt. Hospital. Its a lot more systematic, comfy n less time consuming, than the Govt Hosp.  This advice is from a very worldly wise man. My ex-boss, a Kuwaiti, was (rightly, I may add) a vehement opponent of private hospitals. "Gubment" hospitals have the best equipment. If only they had the competent people needed to operate this equipment. Private hospitals/clinics exist to make a profit. So everything is basic economics (there we go again about economics  ). Anything not profitable is not worth doing in a private hospital. And anything profitable is worth charging the most to squeeze out the last ounce of profit from it.
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:30 am |
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steele wrote: Well the search for immortality is as old as man himself. People have and still are trying everything. The elixir of life has such an enchantment to it that it is too tantalizingly hard for some people to let go of.
If only...
Well if u ask me....I wud love to be somewhere up there, relaxed, no tension, sitting in front of a big screen, watching the 'real' life of my family, esp the kids...and see how they are faring (sans me), in their lives....with lots of pretty angels, around me, at my disposal.  If only.... (my wife wudn't wake me up from my dream...saying tat its time to go to office.  ).
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:40 am |
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SM181 wrote: By the way, Steele saheb... When I was talking to the Nawaab about you being on the forum again and mentioned you as 'Steele'. He told me it isn't Steele but Steele Saheb!
Henceforth, you are Steele saheb! Wo kya hain ki, I don't know much about you... So, I used just 'Steele'. Gusthaaqi maaf! Just saw this. The thread is locked. So please excuse me for replying here. Surya, thank you. I am humbled. I would show more humility but I am stopped in my tracks by the quote of Golda Meir: "Don't be so humble, you're not that great".
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:41 am |
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steele wrote: This advice is from a very worldly wise man. My ex-boss, a Kuwaiti, was (rightly, I may add) a vehement opponent of private hospitals. "Gubment" hospitals have the best equipment. If only they had the competent people needed to operate this equipment.
But of course.... With a wife who has seen n experienced, the best of Govt hospitals n has more than 15 years of experience working with them...wud surely recommend them....to anyone n everyone...irrespective of, if they hav the funds n finances, to fish out...for the services offered by the private. I was jus highligting the services n comfort level offered by the private hosp. Tats why we headed to the nearest 'Gubment' hosp....for the actual deliveries. Oh...while on the subject....(I came to know this, from my wife, only yesterday).... Wat do you call a baby, who was born, (out of wedlock) at home?
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:42 am |
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Jonyboy wrote: steele wrote: Well the search for immortality is as old as man himself. People have and still are trying everything. The elixir of life has such an enchantment to it that it is too tantalizingly hard for some people to let go of.
If only...
Well if u ask me....I wud love to be somewhere up there, relaxed, no tension, sitting in front of a big screen, watching the 'real' life of my family, esp the kids...and see how they are faring (sans me), in their lives....with lots of pretty angels, around me, at my disposal. If only.... (my wife wudn't wake me up from my dream...saying tat its time to go to office. ). So, you want to be immortal or you want to be dead?
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:44 am |
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Jonyboy wrote: Oh...while on the subject....(I came to know this, from my wife, only yesterday)....
Wat do you call a baby, who was born, (out of wedlock) at home? I pass...
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:47 am |
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Hello Guys...
Steele sorry to hear about your neighbor...
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:47 am |
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steele wrote: So, you want to be immortal or you want to be dead? Well in a way....it wud be after death...so technically, I shud be dead...(as it can not be avoided, with all the technology advances we hav made till now)....but still alive....(again technically tat wud be immortal)....and watch the happenings n proceedings, from a 'safe' distance...with a good vantage point. 
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:48 am |
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steele wrote: Jonyboy wrote: Oh...while on the subject....(I came to know this, from my wife, only yesterday)....
Wat do you call a baby, who was born, (out of wedlock) at home? I pass... 
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Post subject: Re: Yeh zindagi ke mele - 20/02/2012 Posted: February 20th, 2012, 9:49 am |
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btwdlines wrote: Hello Guys...
 Morning Spartan.
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