Yeah, I've never understood why they need to advertise drugs to the general public like they do, especially when they can't be obtained without a doctor's script. Seems like they could save a lot of money and possibly mYourake these new drugs more affordable without all the ads. As an example, they put me on Farxiga last year and my co-pay was $300.00, but to make it even worse, they charged my insurance something like $2500.00 for each refill and that put my into the gap coverage level in just a few months and I had to pay more for every script after that, most of which I was getting with no co-pay whatsoever. Man, what a racket!

I wonder if she starts smearing that stuff in her cracks and crevices before smearing on the rest of her body. I am pretty sure that in one of her commercials, she states that she is a doctor. How did someone with such an apparently low IQ get to be a doctor? Very irritating commercials!! The "Balance of Nature" commercials are just as bad. You have all of your fruits and veggies in bottle. People are pouring out a handful of capsules and gulping them down. It must cost them a small fortune. And how about the Huckabee commercials? We are supposed to be super-impressed by this "former presidential candidate" and buy all of the products that he endorses. Well, there is my rant for the day!!!

Man, these folks are spending a huge amount of money on ads! You can hardly watch TV without one of their ads coming up in just about every break and I get at least 20 to 30 e-mail ads a week as well. Now they have even re-branded the product to pull in male customers by calling it "Mando." Personally, I would rather stink than buy this product due to all the annoying ads! Just wondering if anyone else here is sick of hearing about it as well and needed to vent a bit. Good luck and good photography to all.

In my youth I was instructed that a Stillson Wrench always had taped jaws and teeth to grip a pope. While a Monkey wench was used on the collar of pipe fittings and was even across it's mouth and had no teeth to grab at the fitting as this was not necessary, and only did damage to the fitting of a pipe.

In addition, when working with a Stillson Wrench, one could take a larger pipe and slide it on to a pipe so that one could break the tightened fit of a pope that has become locked to another. Further, this ia called a cheater and should never use a cheater on a fitting because it will most likely break the fitting or damage it so that later the fitting will break.

I have found these to be true observations when working with popes in general and especially large steel pipes.

I hear workers who use wood and contraction activities call both corded and cordless power tools a drill. When in fact the name for the tool is a hole shooter. In addition, I have a Saws All, which is a reciprocating saw, that is made by Milwaukee ONLY, it is a trade name of their reciprocating saw. Many makers make reciprocating saws but Milwaukee only make a saws all. Years ago, a company that made facial tissue and called it Kleenex. Kleenex WAS a trade name, but they failed to control the name and so into the common lexicon the name Kleenex became legally associated with facile tissue. The name saws all is the legal patented name for Milwaukee's recuperating saw.

Stillson is the registered name of a type of wrench, not all pipe fitting wrenches are the same.