I read somewhere that the WBC is actually a kind of professional troll. They picket funerals, get themselves sued, and then when the case is overturned on free speech grounds they sue back and get fat stacks.

If you've ever wondered how it's possible for the members of WBC to hate so much, the notion that it all comes…

Someone has an eye for excellent British drama.

I am a guy, so that will temper my input, and I realise that - but over here in the UK people call each other bossy all the time and there's no obvious gender bias to the word. An adult man and an adult female can equally be "bossy".

Don't get me wrong, there are still loads of gendered, sexist terms that are often…

Not a video game, I know, but this tune could be made for lifting weights.

Of course it's still incredibly sexist, but perhaps a subversion of the adage "A woman's place is in the ___" (Home, kitchen, whatever) is actually what they're going for?

Ah, okay. I have seen that a lot actually, thanks for explaining.

What's BWDIT? I looked it up but I can't reference to it anywhere?

Surely the one thing is going to "distract from actually talking about those guys" is, you know, just having a go at "men" and not actually talking about those guys.

Not every single last one of us condones this kind of shit, you know...

Then again: Facebook theoretically owns these images the moment they're uploaded, which means they can be co-opted by advertisers to batter these insecure males yet deeper into the abyss of self-loathing.

I imagine this is exactly how Leia wears her hair in the porn version.

This guy looks MILES more scary than the real Darth Vader.

What on earth is this?!

We don't have this programme here in the UK. I was just wondering: do the contestants do any weight training as part of their regimen, or is at all diet and cardio?

Both sides fake it?

What is there to fake? I don't understand that argument. Why would someone who believes the world was created in 7 days pretend to believe otherwise?

I still have nightmares about that cat.

Guys. GUYS.

Whilst I agree that the ability to "switch gears" as you put it - that's good, I'm going to use that - can be profoundly affected by outside factors such as mood or tiredness, etc, I still can't imagine how anyone could come to the conclusion that they can cure Autism with a change in diet, or a lack of vaccinations…

And how would "cured" Autism manifest itself anyway? Autism is a social communication disorder - an inability, or at least a difficulty, in developing a certain set of skills.

If anyone knows where I can bulk-buy freeze-dried edible bugs, I'm so unbelievably down for this.