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Said the pot to the kettle. :smash:

BTW, that was some great investigative journalism you did there... :thumbs:

WTF are you talking about.

Here's some more investigating. You joined in December 2014 and every post you make uses the :smash: emoticon. I think people here know what your deal is. Must be slow in Pittsburgh.

You're keeping the thread going like everyone else... Duh:crazy2:.. and you keep coming back... Duh :smash: Move on...

You are quite the super sleuth, and borderline stalker... and self-proclaim forum spokesperson. Here are a couple more... :smash::smash:

Troll!

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...demouthing.gif

There's that "pot"... :smash:

Reminds me of Frasier Crane. (One of my favorite shows)
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Dunno if you've ventured there, but you'll do well in OT. :thumbs:

I do and have for years http://www.leatherglovesonline.com/n...#section=start

I have a pair of very fine soft, comfortable Italian leather driving gloves and like them because they keep sweaty hands from staining leather steering wheel, and they provide a better and more consistent feel IMHO. Here is the link for my source. Expect to pay about $60. www.leatherglovesonline.com

Why anyone would disparage wearing driving gloves is beyond me. There are gloves for golf, handball, baseball, boxing, football, bicycling, motorcycling, and just about every sport I can think of besides swimming. I suppose the critics go barefoot when they play basketball.

sharpseadog :salute:

I always take my glove off when putting the car in the garage-(just being silly)

Do you wear a leather vest? :rofl:

Driving gloves make me think of the toolbag who showed up at the local Cars and Coffee in his red Ferrari. He had driving gloves, driving shoes and a Ferrari shirt. You would think he was at LeMans rather than in a parking lot with a bunch of car enthusiasts, none other of whom had driving gloves.