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-7
May 2, 2012
Gread, but in the 6th panel dilberts shadow looks a bit strange. Maybe it would look better without it?
+9
May 1, 2012
@dorkbert - here in the UK there's a shortage of qualified counsellors / phsycologists available on our free NHS - so they shorten the queue to see them by actually getting you through the problem ...................... Now if I'd paid for a private quack , perhaps I'd still have my problem ( as well as an overdraft)
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Apr 30, 2012
@scrumpy - I hope you're being sarcastic. In a free-market-economy, curing patients is bad for business because it disrupts the revenue stream. What is bad for the businesses is bad for the country. And we all know what big fans the Repukbliklans are of free-market-economy.
+10
Apr 30, 2012
@ nelkins - no, we actually see them as dumping ground, not filling station.
+17
Apr 30, 2012
- yep - over here in Britland I got to see an NHS (free) counsellor - who in three sessions got me to realise that the catalyst problem wasn't the real problem, then we identified the real problem, then I went away and dealt with it - job done in 3 weeks !
