Real Housewives of Vancouver sounds sooo much classier than Jersey or Orange County or Atlanta. I guess because, in general, Canada seems classier than the US. Is this true?

Hold up. Ryan cage fights? I may have to finally watch those last two seasons!

Yeah, they really didn't think that one through. I genuinely miss Derek's burnt out mansion. It didn't even have a roof! How did he eat/shower/do laundry? Lol Derek, you so homeless.

I actually liked her at first until they gave her that ridiculous "sexy werewolf" makeover. And then she became super obnoxious and was always trying to kill characters I liked. I wish they'd done better with her character too.

Not Grandpa! His growling through every line cracked me up. Plus I just found out he was on Battlestar Galactica during my marathon over the last couple weeks and that makes me like him all the more. That girl werewolf, though. She was annoying.

I kind of find the whole Sterek thing hilarious, but I think it would terrify me to plumb the depths of the web and find out how intense and scary those peeps actually are. It seems like the show's in on the Stiles/Derek slash joke now, too, if the number of homoerotic scenes between the two of them last season is any…

I don't hate watch anything. I proudly own up to watching Teen Wolf, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, and Revenge. They're damn addictive and good and funny, too.

I legitimately love Teen Wolf. I'm not ashamed at all, it's a damn good show! It's also unintentionally hilarious pretty much all the time. Derek lives in an abandoned subway station in northern California? Quit joshin', Teen Wolf.

Well, baby bald eagles are more precious than baby humans. There are 7 billion of us! And alas, the noble bald eagle is almost extinct :(

My dog is dumb but he sure is cute. I was watching a border collie over the weekend though and those things are too smart for their own good. Or for my good. It willfully disobeyed everything I said. He looked at me like "yeah, I hear ya but why the fuck should I listen to you?"

I did the same after season 1. I thought it made it easier to get into because I could better picture all the places and characters! Maybe I just have a lazy mind's eye.

Yeah, I visited Morocco once and it was the constant street harassment that was the worst, and the fact that as a Westerner I was a pretty obvious target. I wasn't actually worried about rape at all; it's funny how safe (in that regard, at least) one feels in a country where no one drinks alcohol! But also there was…

I'm torn because I agree with you and I absolutely loathe the idea of not doing something because I'm afraid of the slight possibility of something awful happening. But you also have to acknowledge that there are some very real, not rare risks that female travelers in particular face- and particularly when traveling…

I've traveled in Morocco and throughout Chile/Peru/Ecuador with one or two other young women. Honestly, I wish I was brave enough to go back to these places alone, but even in a twosome or threesome there were several times we found ourselves in bad situations. Ultimately nothing worse than getting pick-pocketed…

Yeah, there's probably variation in what people think is ok. Maybe I think too much of humanity, but it seems like most people I interact with in public understand what is appropriate and what isn't, because most guys leave it at a harmless joke or complement. Of course, there are always those who think they're being…

There's a pretty clear difference between street harassment and harmless if unwanted flirting. The former often includes obscenity, crude gestures and noises, and a real aggression that is absent in the latter, when a dude awkwardly jokes with you in line for coffee. I don't really mind the latter, though as an…

Cholera. Snake bite. Trying to ford a river and sinking because you didn't caulk your damn wagon right! I loved that one, but I also enjoyed trying to kill my pioneers.

And they had sugar and carpets and wallpaper and fancy furnitures from out East! That stood out to me even as a kid who otherwise would have thought all that was normal to have, especially after spending the first 5 or so books in dirt shanties. Them Wilders were loaded.

Well, beauty standards have changed pretty drastically even in just the last 50 years. Like in the '50's women with full, square faces and pudgy jowls were considered the height of femininity and beauty, and now we're all about narrow oval faces with cheek bones sticking out. So probably Cameron Diaz would have been…

Possibly my favorite scene of any TV show ever made in the history of the world.