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In message <102b9j160upf646@news.supernews.com>, Peter Sammon 
<camman722@yahoo.com> writes
>Ian Molton <spyro@f2s.com> wrote in
>news:20040208002444.1a872e5a.spyro@f2s.com:
>
>> On Sat, 07 Feb 2004 21:11:26 -0000
>> Peter Sammon <camman722@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> > *plonk*
>>>
>>> Wait! Don't run, did you escape to the US for dental care?
>>
>> At least in the UK I get medical care for FREE...
>
>Of course, much as in dentistry, the British health care system is
>*renown* as the standard for health care.
>
>Just as Brits are *known* for their good teeth, so are they *known* for
>their great medical system. Just as Brits are *known* the world over for
>dental hygiene, so are they *known* for their health care. Certainly,
>British dentistry and medicine go hand in hand.
>
>I will go further Ian. I will state here now and for posterity that
>British Martian Lander Technology is held in as much esteem as Brit
>advances in dentistry and health care!
>
>Yes, there you have it- an admission: Brits are far, far, advanced in
>dentistry, health care and Martian Lander technology.
>

Much as I dislike responding to a Troll (Wingardium Leviosa is possibly 
the right thing to say!), but I suggest the our Peter Spammon looks at 
the proportion of the US population that still have there own teeth at 
the age of 60, (not synthetic implants!), and compare that with the UK.

You might then want to stop drinking so much Coca-Cola over in 'Murrican 
land when you see the discrepancy.

I don't mind my crooked, but healthy teeth, even if I do go for a dental 
check-up only every 6 months.

I guess Bose is the same really.  Bright and shining on the outside, but 
rotten at the core.
-- 
Chris Morriss