Perhaps in the letter, but you'd be hard pressed to find an Australian who considers the Queen the Australian monarch, or even having much at all to do with Australian identity or nationality.

What about regulating food companies' rights to mislead/lie about what we think we're eating? We should be able to decide what we want to eat, but that also includes being able to be fully informed about where our food comes from and what it contains.

I don't think Desire is trans, more a complete androgyne/intersex.

Hating hipsters is so mainstream now. I disliked them before it was cool.

Exactly, you can't create matter out of thin air.

As am I. Thank you.

It's worth noting that psychopaths have an impaired amygdala — the kind of impairment that could illicit fearlessness, and in turn, unempathetic and anti-social behavior.

I'm hoping you guys are being sarcastic.

Sorry jono, didn't mean to direct my reply to you, it was meant for designguybrown.

And what makes us better than all the other species on Earth that we get to take ownership of its ecosystems and do what we like with them to their detriment?

Don't look at me, small heads seem to run in my family.

But sexuality is a lot more complex than just what turns someone on.

Well now we know that we're missing out! I think this calls for another article...

For anyone else in Australia, I'm around a 12H (Aus sizing) and bellaforma.com.au is the only place I buy bras from now. They let you exchange (or refund) as many times as you need to until you find the perfect fit, and they pay the additional postage. They specifically cater to large sizes, and their customer…

I know! I love my freckles :)

Uh, hell yes. He's older than Finnick's supposed to be, but he's just too perfect.

Haha yes, I saw that version as a child too. And because all I knew about was the Disney version, that's what I thought I was watching until the end.

"Prediction is not science."

Well, yeah. That's the problem with having time travel as a narrative device. It means you have to set up rules to preserve the dramatic tension and suspend disbelief, which may or may not be consistent once you get to the year before the 50th anniversary of a television show.

Ah, I didn't remember him saying that.