The Viper was one of those characters that I didn't initially love as a book reader - he's less cheeky and funny in the books, and we don't get all that sexy sexyness. Whilst reading this scene, I was mainly just grossed out. But the insights we get to his character posthumously (Ssssssaaaaaand snaaaaaaakes!) and the…

I was just coming here to post this! AGREED. And this is a GOOD picture of it - when she got out of the car it was so creased it looked like she'd slept in it.

Baby Harry is so freaking sassy. "Excuse me, but who are you?!"

One of my good friends is Japanese/Dutch and went to international schools (his dad's in the foreign office) and speaks with a pretty strong American accent because that's where most of his teachers hailed from. He's never even set foot on American soil - it's very odd to my ears!

Isn't that because most Princess Leia merch puts her in that fucking metal bikini, slave chain included? I'm sure she'd have no objection to the donut-bun version.

No, you just aren't allowed to take part in the ceremony if you don't adhere to the dress codes. Some colleges within the university were stricter than others at enforcing the rules.

One of my friends was almost prevented from graduating because her shirt sleeve didn't fully cover the tattoos on her arms - granted this may have been the college principal going overboard instead of actual university rules, but our ceremony was delayed so we could find her a long-sleeved white t-shirt to go under…

They're pretty damn strict, although my sister's at Oxford and they're even worse!

Cambridge University. A very good one, albeit... set in their ways, shall we say. Understandable since they've been around for 800 years, but irritating.

50. 50!!!

Damn, that's a glamorous graduation picture. My university wouldn't let us wear obvious make up for graduation, so my ubiquitous 60's eyeliner flicks and red lippie had to be foregone and my pictures are very dull.

This is such a fantastic point, thanks for making it.

I'm from the UK. Drinking age is 18.

I had almost the exact same situation, except instead of calling me a whore the creepy forty-something man (I was 19) I'd been trying to avoid all evening threw his beer in my face.

It's not so much the timing as the wanting to name me after the city I was conceived in...

Where do you live? I'm English and Imogen is a very common name here - I have a cousin and two close friends called Imogen. I think it's lovely, also you have the choice of two awesome nicknames (Immie or Ginny!)

I was almost Adelaide - my dad loved it, but the great aunt I'm named for died two weeks before I was born so the plan changed. It wasn't until a few years ago that I realised my parent's 10th anniversary holiday to Australia was roughly 9 months before I was born.

Agreed about Hiddles. He's my no.2, with no.1 obviously remaining the same.

Several of my sexual idiosyncrasies (and my Jezebel avatar, of course) can be traced directly back to the Addams Family box set I got for Christmas in 2001.

Shirtless for shirtless is most certainly not fair game. It's currently very warm in London and today I saw no fewer than four men wandering down the Kings' Road without tops on. If I did that I'd be arrested. Ergo, not comparable.