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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / September 2006Fypoon and the Yuan
The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which means your fillings cost about 160 Yuan. How much does a loaf of bread cost in China in Yuan? > The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which means > your fillings cost about 160 Yuan. How much does a loaf of bread cost in > China in Yuan? About 5 yuans. > > The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which means > > your fillings cost about 160 Yuan. How much does a loaf of bread cost in > > China in Yuan? > > About 5 yuans. So the cost your fillings is 32 times the cost of a loaf of bread, comparable to the cost in western countries. > > > The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which means > > > your fillings cost about 160 Yuan. How much does a loaf of bread cost in [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > So the cost your fillings is 32 times the cost of a loaf of bread, > comparable to the cost in western countries. The cost for *my* 2 fillings is 160 yuan, which enables the purchase of 32 loafs of bread. Thus one filling enables the purchase of 16 loafs of bread. How many loafs of bread does it take to have a filling done in affluent America? > > > > The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which means > > > > your fillings cost about 160 Yuan. How much does a loaf of bread cost in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > How many loafs of bread does it take to have a filling done in affluent > America? I'm not sure, but since someone in your financial bracket would have dental insurance, the cost would be much less than 32 loaves of bread, I would think. And in America, dentists have to pay for their offices and equipment. They also have to buy malpractice insurance. Why did you have to replace the filling? > > > > > The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which means > > > > > your fillings cost about 160 Yuan. How much does a loaf of bread cost in [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > I'm not sure, This is enough of an answer from you. The rest of your reply is a waste of time and space in socialist Norway. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ but since someone in your financial bracket would have > dental insurance, the cost would be much less than 32 loaves of bread, I > would think. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Why did you have to replace the filling? > > > > > > The exchange rate for the Yuan is about 8 per US dollar, which > > > > > > means [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > This is enough of an answer from you. The rest of your reply is a > waste of time and space in socialist Norway. Gosh, that's rich coming from you. No, Norway is not a socialist country. Norway is a capitalist country. You, on the other hand, are bragging about how cheap dental work is in your communist country, where the state pays all major expenses for the dentist. Look up ironic in the dictionary. I bet you will find your picture there. > \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > > Why did you have to replace the filling? > Look up ironic in the dictionary. I bet you will find your picture there. Hello? You *do* realize that you are engaging in a battle of wits with an unarmed man, don't you? Geez! Eva >> Look up ironic in the dictionary. I bet you will find your picture there. > > Hello? You *do* realize that you are engaging in a battle of wits with > an unarmed man, don't you? Geez! Hard to know which one of them you're addressing. ;-) Susan Susan <nevermind@nomail.com> wrote in part: >Hard to know which one of them you're addressing. ;-) Both are in my bozo filter.  SignatureJim Chinnis / Warrenton, Virginia, USA Want to discuss Meniere's? See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MenieresDG > Susan <nevermind@nomail.com> wrote in part: > >>Hard to know which one of them you're addressing. ;-) > > Both are in my bozo filter. Yabbut, yer smarter'n I am. Susan > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Susan Yeah, smarter'n I am, too. I dunno how to use my bozo filter in this dinosaur program I use. Ack! Eva Eva Quesnell <equesnel@unm.edu> wrote in part: >Yeah, smarter'n I am, too. I dunno how to use my bozo filter in this >dinosaur program I use. Ack! Yikes. I see "Pine." You're using a bozo software package, forget filters. SignatureJim Chinnis / Warrenton, Virginia, USA Want to discuss Meniere's? See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MenieresDG > Eva Quesnell <equesnel@unm.edu> wrote in part: > >> Yeah, smarter'n I am, too. I dunno how to use my bozo filter in this >> dinosaur program I use. Ack! > > Yikes. I see "Pine." You're using a bozo software package, forget filters. Yeah, I know. I like my bozo sofware, tho. I learned on this software ancient years ago, and I still like it better than what is offered by my former employer. Part of my retirement benefit is free e-mail for life, y'see. So it's either Pine or Mulberry. I don't like Mulberry very much, but I use it occasionally when I want to send or open an attachment. Pine is almost the same as the original Berkeley mail. Eva > > Eva Quesnell <equesnel@unm.edu> wrote in part: > > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Eva Google's gmail is free, and you can use any browser you want. > Google's gmail is free, and you can use any browser you want. Yeah, but I like Pine! I like my dinosaur just the way it is. I am set in my ways. Eva > > Google's gmail is free, and you can use any browser you want. > > Yeah, but I like Pine! I like my dinosaur just the way it is. I am set > in my ways. > > Eva Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change. Switching to Firefox or Opera could be the first step. ooops! That's a scam, isn't it. No, they're both free. Wheeew!. That was close. > Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change. Switching to > Firefox or Opera could be the first step. Y'know what? I'll do as I please. Your sarcasm is uncalled for. Let me know when you've "eliminated" your tinnitus. I've habituated to mine. Arguing with me about which software programs I choose to use is a sign to me that you just like to argue. Now I understand why you go doggedly back and forth with fypoon. Eva > ooops! That's a scam, isn't it. > > No, they're both free. Wheeew!. That was close. > > Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change. Switching to > > Firefox or Opera could be the first step. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Eva Gee, I'm terribly sorry. I thought it obvious my remarks were meant tongue in cheek. >>> Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change. Switching to >>> Firefox or Opera could be the first step. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Gee, I'm terribly sorry. I thought it obvious my remarks were meant > tongue in cheek. "Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change" -- sounds sarcastic to me. > >>> Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change. Switching to > >>> Firefox or Opera could be the first step. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > "Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change" -- sounds sarcastic > to me. Maybe you aren't as habituated as you thought. >> "Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change" -- sounds sarcastic >> to me. > > Maybe you aren't as habituated as you thought. This is a total non sequitur meant only to insult. Habituating to my tinnitus doesn't mean I've lost my spine or my ability to tell someone like you that I'll do as I please. I will not play word games with you. You can do that with fypoon. You are a troll just like he is -- have fun trolling each other. I'll not respond to you again. Eva > >> "Well, eliminating tinnitus probably requires change" -- sounds sarcastic > >> to me. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > tinnitus doesn't mean I've lost my spine or my ability to tell someone > like you that I'll do as I please. Maybe you're right. Maybe you had no sense of humor to begin with. > I will not play word games with you. > You can do that with fypoon. You are a troll just like he is -- have fun > trolling each other. I'll not respond to you again. Victory is mine! That you and others have been lurking and reading is a clear reflection that whatever goes on between myself and Martin has more value beyond what 'bozo' filter can handle. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ > > x-no-archive: yes > > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Eva >>How many loafs of bread does it take to have a filling done in affluent >>America? I have not had one done in decades (but I've had several gols caps installed. Today, I expect a filling to be about US$100, whcih converts to between 50 nd 200 loaves of brad, depnding on bread elegance. Angelo Campanella Mine typically come in at $150-$225 Canuck for plastic fillings. These are usually slightly more expensive than the mercury amalgam ones. I don't buy bread so I cannot say. I think $1.29-$3.49 a loaf >>>How many loafs of bread does it take to have a filling done in >>>affluent [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Angelo Campanella Martin, why bother??????? (But if you really want a juicy topic then you oughta compare the mortality rates at chinese hospitals and dentist offices with the US. Are these numbers even available in China?) Jim > Martin, why bother??????? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jim I believe they are but I doubt how reliable they are. By the way, has there been a noticeable amount of death in US dental offices? You are joking, arent' you?
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