I have a friend in Calgary so I wistfully look at photos of it pretty regularly.

A guy in college and I bonded over being the only people we knew who praised Maladroit.

As a West Coaster, I figured my chances of being the first one to correct that was slim.

Okay what I wonder about the tube brains is that if they are mushed up, then how did the neighbor know they were brains?

Your bitterness is righteous and true.

Because people are dumb.

I legit gasped at the reveal. My best friend in college and I have the same first name so those friends still refer to us by out last names, so I got a real kick out of that storyline.

I dated a Chris in high school who went by his last name! I tried to use his first name once we were dating, but it was weird.

Basic bitches. Who are really more likely to be popping bottles of rosé than white wine, but whatever.

I also agree that the Palace corgis are magnificent.

I would think it would be less effective with straight hair, as straight hair tends to be more slippery. But agreed on that being a nonsense way to wear your hair back. Reading the books as a kid, I always thought she used the ribbon as more of a hairband than a hair tie, although I suppose the wouldn't do much to…

Stranger Things had eight episodes as well.

I was really uneasy about his casting because that's just not how I imagined Lemony Snicket, but he's been great.

I could not get over that little straw hat she wears in the WW episodes. It's the cutest thing I've ever seen and when I have children I'm going to make them all wear hats.

Aren't we all in The Bad Place?

Much blander, but he was 6'3" and had a jaw line, so I certainly could have done worse. I did break up with him for being boring though…

At first I thought Eleanor was just trying to bluff the judge and Michael was playing along. What a fool I was.

The hot mailman has the same name (first and last!) as my high school boyfriend, which was jarring.

It's been a minute since I've read them, but I would say it's even more true in the books than the show.

I've read the books and finished the series, so I'm all good, but as someone who hasn't read the GoT books, I try to be careful about letting people learn as they watch.