soon enough theyll be eating ass to test for explosives.

This is the phone to get when you make trips internationally. When the boys at the border ask you to hand over your phone and PIN code, that’s the moment you pull the 3310 out of your pocket, and pass it over with a smile.

Please, let's not call this "rape." I'm sure that birth can sometimes be traumatic, but calling it "rape" does a real disservice to survivors.

I'm certainly not defending in any way a doctor that deliberately violates his patient during birth (or any other time). But my mother was an obstetrician, and my sister is doing her residency in obstetrics (I'm a law student), and recently they phoned me with a dilemma and wanted to get a "legal" take on it.

Ugh. There is a lot to complain about re: way women are treated by hospitals and ob/gyns, but the only time it is appropriate to use the term "birth rape" is IF SOMEONE RAPES YOU WHILE YOU ARE GIVING BIRTH.