I think it's probably Mags' stunt double or someone doing blocking for Mags, hence the hair.

Why do I live in the UK?! It'll be at least 6 months before I get to giggle at this on 5USA... *throws stuff off walls in a dramatic fashion*

This, in it's entirety. My partner's parents live in Abu Dhabi, and the stuff people wore in the malls there and in Dubai were actually shocking to me as a Western, non-Muslim woman (who's seen her fair share of revealing outfits on a Sat night in Glasgow). There's signs up everywhere asking people to be respectful of…

Good shout Charlie, Raaz 3D is chuffing brilliant. A film I would never have seen if my work hadn't needed me to check the print, but one I'm glad I was dragged into work at 8am for....

We trill our 'R's on certain words, so pretty much like a car starting. Look for vids of people saying 'Irn-Bru' for examples...

I understand this perfectly. I wish I didn't.

You are my hero.

Frank's logic does not resemble our people logic.

I see your "what?" and raise you a "huh?!?"

My boyfriend's kitty wasn't an adoptee as such (friend of a friend's cat had a litter that they couldn't keep, so he took one) but I concur, black cats are the most awesome of cats. She's 6 now, still convinced she's a kitten, and loves getting petted to the point where she just climbs over Mr. Trash when he's playing…

Nah, there was just a lot of rain that day... ;)

Oi! We resemble that remark!

Yep, that sounds like Glasgow... ;)

It's Jan 11 in the UK... *checks watch and drums fingers impatiently*

Is it not just a kebab? Meat of varying description (chicken, lamb, etc) in a block, on a rotating spike, that you carve bits off of. Never heard it called a gyro in Scotland anyway, that's the word we use for unemployment benefits...

Counting House, aye? Or the one down from the union who's name I can never remember....

CALL THE LOCKSMITH!!

Winner.

My parents raised a couple of kick-ass, responsible kids to adulthood whilst still having jobs cos guess what? Not everyone is privileged enough to be able to afford to be a stay-at-home parent. And not everyone thinks that their career is a stopgap until they have children either (a lesson I'm proud my parents have…

Watched it alone in my work (a big old cinema full of dark corridors and wee nooks and crannies) then had to lock up by going down said dark corridors and checking all the pitch-black screens. Abso-bloody-lutely terrified.