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I completely agree. I'm Canadian, and I've had to listen to a lot of pearl clutching, fear mongering, and prejudiced comments in the wake of this attack. I'm irked by people who are saying things, like, "Canada has lost its innocence"- or by those who are trying to compare this to the events of 9/11. The fact is,

I won't lie, that was probably about 90% of the reason why I wanted to get married. I wanted to wear a pretty dress and have a pretty cake and party with my husband, and be the center of attention for a few hours. The husband and I had been together for ten years, have two kids, own a house together, and really had

I'm upset by this in about a hundred different ways. Though I wasn't a fan of this show, I had a soft spot for this family, in that they seemed to genuinely love one another and enjoy each other's company. I typically avoid reality shows such as theirs like the plague, but while I didn't agree with a lot of the

Oh god, the hair/feathers. I'm dying.

Delightful.

Totally. I was going to post the same thing. Fox Mulder left, and things were never the same again. I loved Doggett and Reyes, but just not as replacements for the original duo.

One of my biggest (TV-related) fears is that I'll have to add TWD to this list one day. Daryl Dixon forever! (Seriously, though, kill anyone but him.)

Is "gentles" the new word we're using instead of "genitals"? If so, I approve. ;)

Good to know. To be honest, I was stunned that this happened in Montreal, too. This is a city known for being extremely progressive, so the firing (even though it was at a faith school) was a bit surprising. Glad to know so many residents are as disgusted about this as I am.

I had the same question. I just assumed she was the organ player. Like, she worked at the church (which would explain there being a picture of them together), and he knew her, so he felt guilty. I didn't read anything romantic into it. Of course, chances are it was his wife and I just wasn't picking up what the

Was going to say the same thing. As far as the others know, Carol and Daryl might have disappeared with Bob.

I know, right? It's fucked up on so many levels.

Well, I guess it depends on how much time passed between murders. If it was a fairly short period, he'd be classed as a "spree killer".

Well, no, that's not really true. Men of color are just as likely to be serial killers as white men are; however, white men tend to get all the attention for several reasons:

A) They're white and society's racist. If a person of color kills multiple people, it's not as surprising to some people as if a white guy does

It's okay, I love them, too. Everyone else seems to be going crazy for pumpkin spice whatever, and I'm like, "I don't care. Call me when it's McRib time." I'm not proud of that, but there it is. ;)

We totally didn't- FAR too exhausted. Just sort of collapsed when we got home (yeah, we went home instead of to a hotel or anything). Took care of it the next morning, though.

Australia and Canada are brother nations who equally don't give a fuck about anything, apparently.

Where the hell is Canada?

I didn't mind the Andrea character, and didn't think she was 'messed up', any more than I think Carol has been 'messed up'. They're just different from who they were in the comic books, each serving their individual purposes for the sake of the show. I don't want a scene-by-scene replay of the comic books, because

Because we like it?