No kidding. I just started using them in the past year and can’t go back now. The sweaty hands took a little getting used to, but it’s awesome to be able to plunge your hand into pretty much anything and simply be able to peel the gloves off at the end of the day. That and oil wipes off of gloves much easier so you…

Just a thought: Have you considered using some nitrite gloves? I can not imagine how much degreasing soap you must use before dinner time.

“Please keep your opinions to yourself and just report the things I like.”

You know, your state is going to be a literal “flyover” state thanks to Trump’s proposed cuts to regional airport programs.

Being a sanctuary city does not mean we just let illegal immigrants or anyone else commit violent crime. It just means that our already over-burdened local police force are not asked to add immigration enforcement to their list of responsibilities. If Trump or the States want to come up with extra money to allow local…

Oh look, a snowflake that needs his safe space.

So to ensure Beth only reports on the things you like, should she seek your approval before she writes an article, or is it okay to just check with you before she submits each article?

“Please keep your opinions to yourself and just report the things I like.”

Hi there,

One note, not all independent suspensions use CV joints. EX: 240z has an independent rear suspension but instead of having CV axles, it has u-joints at each end of the half shafts.

David, get some gloves man, proper PPE will prevent so much.

I always root for the bull.

I’m fine with this.

Call me a giant asshole for being a Bulls fan, but this was our best game all season.

Rectum?................It damn near killed him

Why would I want actual information about an upcoming vehicle I might be interested in when I can have all of this snark!

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.

I would be interested to know the origin of this term. Above, it says that it's been floating about the mid-wife blog circuit. And that makes the cynic in me perk up her evil little pointed ears.

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.