I just kind of did both. I officially changed my name, but did the more Latino tradition as a nod to my husband — kept my last name and tacked his on, so now I have four initials, and he says I'm a radio station.

I doubt it. Don's the classic, the bastion of emotionally-repressed masculine ideals of the time. He won't give in to paisley.

Nope, I'm with you! I would have loved a Jesse Williams Finnick, but I"m okay with Sam Claflin — he's a decent actor, and I think he'll do very well playing up the pathos of his romantic storyline and his abuse at the hands of the Capitol. I'll be weeping over his scenes with Mags in any case, so I'm down to give the…

No worries, it's just a character! The stories, particularly Catching Fire, draw from Roman culture, so there are a number of Roman-esque, awkward sounding names.

For those of you who read this site and the comments on a regular basis, I'm sure you've seen many iterations of the argument "I'm not a feminist, because it pits one side against the other, and we should all be working to be equal, not pro-woman OR pro-man."

What, my dear Lady Disdain? Are you yet living?

....scarred. For. Life.

Ha! Slow moving SELVES*. Although I imagine that if they had sleeves they would be slow too.

But what about those sloths, people? They just want us to bathe them and feed them and squeeze ourselves to death over their ridiculously cute slow-moving sleeves and WE FALL FOR IT, AMERICA!

So....

You could just be what scientists call a "long sleeper," someone who needs 12+ hours of sleep and functions just fine otherwise.

I think it's a difference between being approached when you are in a public place and being contacted via your private number by someone you don't know but who used their position to access your personal info and then contact you. Who now also knows where you live.

Most wonderful Wooster!!

Awesome! Love it.

But what about the gay people just running around having sex in public with hapless bystanders, willy-nilly???

I hereby second this.

Hey, dyed redhead here, and while I don't have super dark hair, I'd suggest talking to a stylist regarding getting lightened or adding a tint.

Please do! :)

Does, doesn't it? Think you might be on to something there.

Just to clarify, "equal opportunity offender" was my phrase, not McFarlane's, but you are absolutely right. I think I said something similar elsewhere — when straight white men say they make fun of "everyone" they really mean "everyone that isn't just like me, and the more stereotyped, the better."