It was hands-down the most uncomfortable episode of tv I've watched since the UK Office was on the air.

Still not funny to make jokes about kids. Or is the funny supposed to come from the suggestion of autism people like to bandy about?

"This item does not ship to Canada."

These would be "bbq sausages" aka "snaggas"; less processed than a frank, thinner than a brat. No pink coloration.

Probly some fancy big city Bunnings like Dubbo or Wagga Wagga.

It is in fact ketchup, with potential for slightly less sugar than it's American equivalent. As opposed to North American "tomato sauce" being essentially a can of homogenized tomatoes.

Seriously, those tasty lil fuckers are awesome. I brought a jar back to Canada after a trip to Portland last year and I'm trying to figure out how to acquire more.

Trump is the most delicate of snowflakes.

Waterboarding.

Sincerely, it would be totally worth it.

I feel it's only fair to also inform these young, misguided individuals that if I happen across anyone sporting Nazi attire, I will be taking it from them. Forcibly if need be, but I'm taking it.

You're not wrong though, as I only really read opinions on the film here.

I mean the reactions of movie-goers after release.

Two baby seals walk into a club.

They're not lies; they're "alternative facts".

I don't think that places you in the minority. I haven't seen it, primarily because the reaction to it at release was sheer disappointment.

FAKE NEWS(WIRE)!

Yep, Ol' Lego Hair himself.

As someone who worked for a Federal Gov. (Canada) for 10 years, I would absolutely expect that. We had the entire civil service's travel plans cancelled after a Minister was caught abusing his travel privileges. We were also told straight up that if we spoke publicly in opposition to any Gov. policy we would be fired.

To be fair, the National Parks Service has no business tweeting political content, no matter which way it leans. I wouldn't expect any Administration anywhere in the world to be cool with that.