I remember her knee injury from a few years ago (in the Federline era) but IMHO her possibly being bipolar - and maybe medicated up the wazoo - is the big reason why she's "changed." Also, maybe she just doesn't want to be the 1990s Brit-Brit anymore? Whatever the reasons(s), I feel a bit bad for her, most of the time…

Ohhh, I remember that. It was one of the worst things I've seen, hockey injury-wise. Second would have to be when Alex Mogilny broke his leg in the 1993-94 playoffs against the Habs.

Hahahahaha, I can feel for you. I'm Arab and we triple cheek kiss - men and women both - and I cannot tell you how many times I've had to warn friends not to freak out when my dad zooms in for a greeting.

I'm a renter too and the windows in my place are awful when it comes to letting in cold air. I've tried the plastic seal thing - the one where you need a hairdryer to shrink it down to cover up the whole window - but what I've found to be the most useful are cold-weather strips they sell at the hardware store (or at…

Gah! Multiple posts, sorry.

Oops, apparently double-posted.

"Then they kidnap the people and force them to ride on their Willy Wonka helltrain to nowhere that probably smells like molten ass..."

I don't think she can be forced to go but if Italy doesn't have a Double Jeopardy law then maybe she could be convicted again without her even being there? TBH I don't know all that much about how things work in Europe but yeah, I doubt the US would just let her be extradited.

Me too! I haven't had bangs since I was 9 or 10 and even now just a few strands of hair falling into my eyes gets on my nerves.

Is it really that good? I have only had pumpkin soup (and here in Canadaland pumpkin pie doesn't seem to be that big a deal - or at least it isn't in my house) so I'm very inexperienced, pumpkin-wise. I did like the soup, fwiw.

LOL, it's like the site read my mind because I was thinking this exact thing on Wednesday...what's with the period poop??

Alrighty, if that means I get dibs on the throne room. Don't all chateaux have throne rooms? Something like this would be nice:

I am what would be considered a "picky eater" in that there are a lot of foods that I actively avoid because I just don't like them. Short list: broccoli, mushrooms (unless they're cut up really small because ugh, the texture), cilantro / coriander, bitter greens, oily fish...I could go on but I won't.

I adore sweets, to the point that my family makes jokes about it, and I normally avoid artificial sweeteners like the plague because I can't stand the taste; I won't eat yogurt if it has aspartame in it, I don't want baked goods with Splenda in it, and so on.

It's my birthday in a little over a week and man, I am so tempted to smash all the birthday cake into my face and snarf it down. That said, I doubt my family would think it all that cute, considering I'm pushing 40.

Yeah, they lost me with the name. Grey wine? Ew. Also, I've never read the books so have zero interest in trying this even if the actual wine was good.

My mom actually quit smoking when she and my dad were newly engaged. He hated the habit but she was addicted, so he would go around lighting the cigarettes of any woman who happened to be nearby (no joke). It annoyed the hell out of my mom and she said "stop doing that, I don't like it." My dad told her "if you stop…

I agree about this ridiculous list being generic, with one exception...this: 28. If you want to know if the relationship will work out, then let him see you without your makeup.

Seriously, I love this guy. When he was here in Montreal filming the X-men movie my brother saw into him at a local restaurant and said he was super nice with the fans, took lots of pictures and etc.

I do pretty much the same thing (well, minus the dog and wife...in my case it's more like cat and cat) because I like getting to leave early. Besides which, I usually just eat a sandwich and some snacks so why bother going elsewhere to read / eat when I don't have to?