I would watch this very white version of what was originally a very white show (didn't know who Sian Brooke was, had to look it up, but I love the other two).

300 is a guilty pleasure of mine. My condolences to him and his family.

Also, they barely used her.

I've liked everything I've seen her in except her appearances on SNL. I don't think they really knew how to utilize her talent well.

Wait, I don't know what it would cost in the US, but in Canada, just the filing costs would be much more than $17, let alone the cost of the lawyer.

Never noticed someone using their phone in the theater. The thing that has always bothered me is kids kicking the back of my seat or assholes giving running commentary of how bad they think the movie is. Also the price of concession food and lack of skill in customer service displayed by 15 year old who work at movie…

Need something cleared up.. Is Mega-Hitler the same as Mecha-Hitler, and if not, which is objectively worse? Barring that who would win in a fight?

I'm Canadian, and I am currently accepting marriage proposals, much to the chagrin of my common law husband, but you mentioned having a family. No dice!

There, there.

Depends on how evil Gene Hackman is. Also, just because I am currently disease free doesn't mean I can't or won't contract something, so we should probably stop talking.

But I'm a heterosexual woman…who likes boobs (looks away sheepishly).

Hello Americans. How you doing? Everything Okay? You wanna talk about it? I'm not going to lie, I'm a little worried about y'all.

I thought the book was thoroughly meh.

I honestly can't remember why I clicked on this.

I'm Canadian, so nothing (well I pay taxes, so whatever portion of those go to healthcare).

Similar thing happened to my baby when he was born, but the issue was with his lungs (extra fluid) and didn't require surgery. Was an uncomfortable five days in the hospital but it could have been so much worse. Guess this means I don't have to pretend I didn't cry when I watched this video…(bawls like a baby).

Yep I am aware of the distinction between Northern Ireland and Ireland, but I can see my comment didn't make that clear. To be clear I previously thought people from Northern Ireland considered themselves as "British" as they were apart of the British Isle, but what I'm getting is that's not the case, though there are…

I thought being British referred to being from the British Isle, which would encompass Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland (for now), and that the Irish considered themselves British, but not English. But I could be wrong, as I don't think it was an Irish person who told me that, but someone from the lesser colonies.

Thanks, I'll probably start with the Blind Assassin because I'm not in a dystopian mood lately (it'll pass, I'm sure). I also think my mom also really liked that one.

I've only read one Atwood, Alias Grace, and liked it, but haven't read any more. I'll probably get around to is one day, but The Handmaid's Tale is one I just can't. Even before Trump I felt this way, but now it's just been amplified.