Just in case you haven’t seen it: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/kate-purchase-bill-shine-1.3960772

Yes, unfortunately. My dad looks a lot younger than he is (he could pass for mid-late 40s and he’s in his early 60s).

Came here for this comment. I still can’t accept what happened in Children of Earth. :(

That may be one of the grossest things I’ve read. :(

I can’t believe you wrote what you did about Jian Ghomseshi. Buyer’s remorse?! Are you kidding me with this shit?!

Man I have such weird memories of that song. For the longest time I thought the line in the chorus was “I’m blue if I was green I would die”.

:(

à droite. :p

Well there are two questions I’m seeing here:

Nooooo. :(

I have sometimes had previously flirtatious men lose interest fast when they realize what I do for a living (I am a lawyer who works in an international field). This has included men refusing to tell me what they do for a living because it “isn’t impressive”. The infuriating thing is that, when I’ve talked about these…

No.

Well done sir/ma'am.

Hey now, this Canadian would propose that it's you Yanks that forget to add the necessary u. ;)

Alcohol can certainly play a role in perceptions, but in Canada (where this took place) self-induced intoxication is not a viable defence. That is, people are still held responsible for their actions while highly intoxicated (and it must be very highly to be used) if they are responsible for their intoxicated state.

This is such a beautiful picture.

That's how I caught the bouquet too! It came rocketing at my face and I had to catch it or I would have been smacked in the nose.

I have participated in one bouquet toss, in which my friend turned her back at us and proceeded to whip the bouquet right at my head. I caught it in self-defence so it wouldn't hit me in the face. Her other friend, who had taken her shoes off in advance, tried to grab it away from me and scratched the hell out of my…

you would think so, but no. I also hate cilantro, and by some weird quirk can smell and taste it if it's in my food, even if it's a tiny amount. You would not believe how many times I have asked for no cilantro, only to find heaps of it in my food.

No, not necessarily. There's a huge difference between maintaining a safe following distance with a car moving at close to the same speed, and suddenly coming up on a car that is fully stopped. While high speed may have been a contributing factor, she is definitely at fault. She stopped in the left lane of the highway…