Letters to the Editor
mcsomething
Published Letters: 10
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28 gauge shotgun?
[Read the article: The birdshot and the damage done]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Should that be 20 gauge?
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Odd marriage vows.
[Read the article: Mexicans ditch sexist wedding vows]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Two friends of mine, recently married, promised to love each other in spite of her lack of cooking skill and his lack of frequent-flyer miles. She travels as a consultant and he works from home.
They got married April 1.
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Yes, but...
[Read the article: The intelligence report cites "leftist" groups as a terror threat]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Alarming indeed, but wouldn't "nationalist, or separatist groups" include Timothy McVeigh and Eric Robert Rudolph and others of the militia movement?
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Well..
[Read the article: Girls just want to have phone]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]There IS a tampon compartment. Its just a secret.
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HSV births, re: Lin-Z
[Read the article: Glaxo's guinea pigs]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Lin-Z wrote:
"When you have genital herpes, you give birth through a C-section or have a blinded, sore-covered baby: that is just the way that it is and always has been."
Uhhh, No. The standard is to do viral testing of the cervix leading up to the time of the birth. If there is no outbreak and no asymptomatic shedding of the virus at the time of the birth, then a normal vaginal birth can be undertaken.
You do realize that an estimated 20-25% of the adult population in the U.S. has genital herpes, right? This is something that is dealt with often in OB. And while there *are* still questions of safety with Valtrex during pregnancy, there is a proven higher mortality rate with elective C-sections than vaginal births, and that has to be weighed against the risks of the drug.
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Oh come on...
[Read the article: Lord of the ruins]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]J.R.R. Tolkien's son Christopher spent more than 30 years piecing together fragments his father left behind. Now readers can learn what happened 6,000 years before Bilbo Baggins sought the One Ring.
As any person who ever read The Hobbit or The Lord of the Rings knows. Bilbo did not seek the Ring. It sought him.
This needs correcting.
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That sucks.
[Read the article: Goodbye to the Fix, for now]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]...since the Fix was the only source I used for celebrity news. Now I have to go someplace else to find it, which I'm not really going to bother with. I'm also completely uninterested in whatever you might be ramping up for Video dog because I read Salon from work and there are no speakers here. And frankly, online video pretty much sucks as a news medium.
So, good job decreasing the usefulness of this site. Why is it impossible to just find someone else to take over?
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Slight correction
[Read the article: When is a breast just a breast?]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]The hotdog stand is called the Weiner's Circle.
Just so people know that its a sophomoric pun instead of a circle jerk.
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Thank you...
[Read the article: A new form of BYOB]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]The operators of "Miss Bimbo" would like to thank you and all other members of the press kindly for the enormous increase in traffic (and revenue) we've enjoyed as a result of your coverage.
Please keep the links coming, we'd be nowhere without your outrage and support.
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George Bush is a Yankee president.
[Read the article: Does air conditioning make people vote Republican?]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]No, seriously. He's not a Texan, he just moved here.