Good to know! Were they given the mom's surname at birth, or did they change it later? Because the only people I know who have just their mom's surnames had changed it from their dad's once they became adults because their dads were raging jackholes. Which is totally valid, but it's the only instance I'm personally…

That's a modern dilemma that I'm torn over too. I like my last name, and I fully intend to keep it when/if I get married. Hypothetical Future Spouse can keep his last name (if I don't want to lose part of my identity by losing my last name, why would I ask that of him?), but what about the kids? My middle name is my…

Haha oh scientists, can't even label bottles right.

Umm yes! I barely paid any attention to that character in the books, but last season I was all about Gendry. He's definitely #1 on my Hot Bastard List- yes, above Jon Snow.

YES! I haven't seen him since that Doctor Who. Damn he was the cutest little ginger ever in Love Actually!

I'm partial to Jaime Lannister myself- HEAR ME OUT- aside from his awful family and gross extra-curriculars with his sister, he gets hella awesome in book 3, and he's pretty damn hot on the show.

Love this! My dad's a do-it-yourself-er and a single father and he raised me exactly the same as my brothers- right down to every power tool lesson and "fun little project" like tarring the roof, tiling the kitchen, and sanding and staining the deck.

I remember learning that a couple years ago in college. If it can help, it should be up to the doctors and patients to be able to use it!

Well that sounds reasonable. A leather jacket and looking fashionable during the zombie apocalypse are not mutually exclusive- actually, I'd say they're pretty mutually beneficial.

Haha that's a pretty great inspiration photo! Is that Walter also where you got your screen name from? My first thought was Breaking Bad...

My thinking is that armor would just weigh you down and limit mobility! I'd rather just outrun those little zombie bastards and climb up shit real fast.

Short ugly haircut (none of that feminine floppy Justin Beiber nonsense), baggy clothes, maybe a hat to hide the face a little. But most important I think would be changing your gait and how you move around. I've put a fair amount of thought into this...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who, when daydreaming about the Walking Dead, first tries to decide what I'd wear in the zombie apocalypse. It's gotta be durable, since it's your only outfit for months, and give you free range of movement to fight all them zombies, yet I'd still want to look hawt. Unless it's a rape-y…

Or the eyes.

You shouldn't have to wade through a bunch of shit just to pluck out a few gems of wisdom.

Ha well if we do it again, you all are invited :) BYOB

I don't care for musicals, but I LOVE The Sound of Music. I saw it a billion times as a kid because it was the only movie my nana owned- actually it's possibly I might have just developed a case of Stockholm Syndrome towards it...

My friend invited everyone to a 'fancy' dinner party at her apartment and said it would be a 5 course affair and you had better dress up dammit cuz it's a fancy dinner party!! Her demands having annoyed us sufficiently, my best friend and I raided Forever 21's cheap jewelry section and we showed up decked out in old…

I agree that both men and women should meet the fitness requirements that are needed to carry out their roles in the military- and those who do should enjoy equal roles.

OK- that's a pretty legit reason to like the SAT!