Insurance Loss Adjusting For Grade 10 English Class?
The Australian (from The Spectator) - Each rat his own cat, by Theodore Dalrymple
I have always found it worthwhile to talk to people whose work many intellectuals would dismiss as uninteresting. For example, I have found that insurance loss adjusters have the deepest insight into human nature this side of Shakespeare. One of my favourite books, incidentally, is by John B. Lewis, MD, and Charles C. Bombaugh, MD.
The title of the last chapter more or less sums up British social policy of the past 20 years: Self-Mutilation in Accident Insurance: 16 Illustrative Cases of this Criminal Folly.
How else is one to explain that our welfare state has produced more invalids than World War I?
Heh.
July 18th, 2008 at 2:57 pm
How else is one to explain that our welfare state has produced more invalids than World War I?
Self-righteous twit, obviously lives in some brighter world. He’s never been ungently woken from his bed at 3 before dawn to fetch breakfast for his betters. Or in that task stumbled into the noxious hell-hole that is a kitchen at 0500, a place of villiany and piss poor manners. I’ve been there, I don’t heh, I carry a spatula.