Comments on: Economy, Hospital Saturation Factors In Decision To Scrap Hospital Plan In Missouri City

By: santhony

santhony — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:09:47 +0000

Just forgive him, remember he’s trying to be positive…hahaha

“MoCity its called perspective. Some see everything as negative and some see the good. I made a life decision many years ago to not be negative apparently some here enjoy feeling miserable and trying to bring everyone else down.
What a sad miserable life.”

Like these

…are teachers the biggest whiners are what….they have a cush job…very little stress and all they do is bitch. Try working in a real job where you actually have to produce a product…ftbendconman

By: santhony

santhony — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:07:14 +0000

You have to forgive “ftbendconman”/charlie-boy, that was just another shining example of his “positiveness”….lol

Here are more:

FtBendConservative says:
October 20th, 2009 at 3:47 pm (#)
MoCity its called perspective. Some see everything as negative and some see the good. I made a life decision many years ago to not be negative apparently some here enjoy feeling miserable and trying to bring everyone else down.
What a sad miserable life.

“FtBendConservative says: September 4th, 2009 at 8:36 pm (#) SillyAnthony don’t you have some little old ladies to kneecap?
« JohnBernardBooks/ FtBendConservative wrote on Saturday, May 24 at 06:13 AM »
“…are teachers the biggest whiners are what….they have a cush job…very little stress and all they do is bitch. Try working in a real job where you actually have to produce a product…

« JohnBernardBooks/ FtBendConservative wrote on Monday, Jun 30 at 06:45 AM » Joe do you even know how to be positive? I’m sorry if life is so bad for you…maybe you’ll ened it all soon?”

By: santhony

santhony — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:05:54 +0000

You have to forgive “ftbendconman”/charlie-boy, that was just another shining example of his “positiveness”….lol

Here are more–

These are now officially keepers. Our trolling, special interest, local government vendor defender, tax, borrow and spender (liberal) claims below to have turned over a new leaf a few years ago and only sees the positive now. I guess this is his vision of positive…..

« JohnBernardBooks/ FtBendConservative wrote on Monday, Jun 30 at 06:45 AM » Joe do you even know how to be positive? I’m sorry if life is so bad for you…maybe you’ll ened it all soon?”

FtBendConservative says:
September 26th, 2009 at 8:21 pm (#)

Joe are you on crack?

No one can claim he doesn’t have a very morbid sense of humor…..I’m sure that Allen Owen, Bob Hebert and the rest of the edc-developer-I-69 corridor (formerly the TTC), tax, borrow and spend more, landfill, special interest TIRZ boyz are very proud of him!!!….ROTFLMAO

-You can’t beat this form of entertainment…..and its free!

By: MoCity

MoCity — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:44:36 +0000

I don’t find it that hard to grasp. Christus has decided to back out, but they don’t have a monopoly on hospital systems.

Or was there something else you were referring to?

By: FtBendConservative

FtBendConservative — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 11:21:00 +0000

“We have basically put that on permanent hold and we have the land up for sale now,” said Patrick Carrier, Gulf Coast Regional president and CEO of Christus Health”

must be hard for some to grasp.

By: santhony

santhony — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:23:41 +0000

“If they talk to those folks and it goes through – I take full credit for it and would like it to be named after me.

‘MoCity Hospital.’”

Now that is a good one…..too bad it was never about the hospital, but about selling a piece of land. I wonder what happened to the buy-back option????

“If the City wants a hospital, they need to get creative. Think about talking to Baylor, UTHSC, or even the VA to see if they would be interested in a satellite campus or community hospital.”

This is actually a very good idea. Fresno, Arcola and MC need a hospital. I think we saw what happens to hwy 6 during Rita, Ike and Katrina and if they are going to keep selling the town as a “retirement community” then they are going to need nearby service that isn’t slowed when traffic backs up or when the Hurricanes hit and people panic. They had a hospital for over two decades, but now they got a Lowes instead (across the street from Home Depot)….

By: MoCity

MoCity — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:37:39 +0000

The street name still doesn’t bother me.

If the City wants a hospital, they need to get creative. Think about talking to Baylor, UTHSC, or even the VA to see if they would be interested in a satellite campus or community hospital.

If they talk to those folks and it goes through – I take full credit for it and would like it to be named after me.

‘MoCity Hospital.’

By: santhony

santhony — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:46:57 +0000

Good point cst. I wonder what happened to the buy-back clause of the contract that was mentioned in earlier articles on this in 2006?

By: CST

CST — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:41:45 +0000

“We have basically put that on permanent hold and we have the land up for sale now.” That is a ridiculous way to put it, “permanent hold”? If it were on hold, you wouldn’t sell the land.

By: santhony

santhony — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:17:48 +0000

“But the move left Missouri City without a full-service hospital, a fact that concerned Bob Graf, the city’s economic development director.”

As usual charlie you missed something. Sounds like your lame defense of the “tipping fees”, campaign contributions and the landfill going up to nearly 20 stories in your backyard.

Don’t let the odor get to you…lol

By: MEGABITE

MEGABITE — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:09:23 +0000

Mountains out of molehills…

By: MEGABITE

MEGABITE — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:09:00 +0000

It’s only misleading to the easily mislead. It’s just a street name.

By: FtBendConservative

FtBendConservative — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:08:56 +0000

“We have basically put that on permanent hold and we have the land up for sale now,” said Patrick Carrier, Gulf Coast Regional president and CEO of Christus Health”

calvin thinks Carrier works for the city? hahaha what a troll

By: santhony

santhony — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:59:09 +0000

Jamie–good coverage! I wonder why it took so long for the city to finally release all the details and why they would leave the street sign up? Seems like it would be very misleading to new home buyers.

By: FtBendConservative

FtBendConservative — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:02:29 +0000

“Three main factors contributed to the decision not to build – the current economy, the availability of capital and the number of hospitals that have been built along U.S. 59.”

Its good to see the new direction reporting has taken at FBN, more factual.
Thanks FBN