@arianamb1: Awww, Dar is adorable! Once, she came into a public bathroom at the same time as me, and I had to leave because hearing her pee would have been more than I could handle.

@TimFritz: She'll meet people like that. Obviously she is off the market for another six years, but my missus and I find redheads of legal age quite alluring. And we're not alone!

Nicole, come to my house! I am sharing with a family of three redheads. My Aus wife rhymingly calls them "Ginger Ninjas", so this place is known as the Ginger Dojo.

@KLondike5: Canuck here. We love gingers and give them the appreciation we deserve. Most of the ginger/ranga haterade is confined to the UK and Aus, in my experience anyway. Jo Rowling said that she created a heroic character with red hair in order to de-stigmatize being a ginger. And also to vindicate the weasel,…

@Gnatalby: I suppose it would depend on the circumstances of the crime. When you come down to the hardest, most bottom line, I guess some of my love for my wife is conditional, but the conditions are pretty easily met.

@BeckyIva: I really don't intend to be judgmental. As I said, it's fair enough if a relationship is truly over, or even if someone just doesn't want to be married. But, separate from that, in my opinion, there is a group of people in society who are cavalier about marriage. There are people who get married because of…

@BeckyIva: I think what you are saying can be true, but also... I heard some advice from people who had been married for almost fifty years. They said that if part of you is planning your exit, or you have one eye on the door, it means you have that much less energy to put into solving your problems or working on the…

@freckles: You didn't ask me, but I am married and I have an opinion about this. In my experience, yes, it's possible to tolerate those little annoyances, and yes, one of the ways of dealing with it is to put its overall importance in perspective. Another tactic is to re-arrange life so that it's easier for you to do…

@rechoired: Actually, it's not the white dress which is symbolic of virginity, but the veil.

Oh my Madge, the "endorsement" photo she did during the shoot is hilarious. So her!

@heymisslayla: Have you seen all the outtakes? There is a fabulous one of her at a table sucking on a lime.

@alana: You'd be surprised how long it takes some people to grow into parenthood. My wife's mother was borderline abusive, ineffectual and generally shiftless when my wife was little. Nowadays, she has a dozen years of being a truly amazing foster parent under her belt, and is an all-around great person to be around.…

@zombiepanda: You are a hero. Lots of love from this Jezzie.

@missdelite: How is asking to be treated with dignity "having it both ways"? You either haven't read Kate Harding, or you did, and absorbed nothing.

@pmarble: Huh. No kidding. I bet the insurance was one of the first things she paid for when she got her reality-TV cheques. I did notice that her house is fairly modest - that has probably kept her cost of living pretty low.

@pmarble: She is actually pretty well-versed in solid parenting techniques (for example, using positive reinforcement and "you can't just tell a child not to do something, you have to show them what they SHOULD do", etc.). If she had the resources to care for all those kids, she would actually be a pretty good mother.…

@beautilation: Fair enough. I am always skeptical of "self-diagnosis", so when I think about things like BDD, I don't even consider those who have self-diagnosed, at all.

@BeckySharper: Eff PETA, we should start our own non-sexist, non-racist alternative organisation. Feminists Against Cruelty To Animals - FACTAs, unite!

@beautilation: There are people with BDD who perform plastic surgery on themselves. From [psy.psychiatryonline.org] "As has been reported by Veale,36 some patients even do their own surgery in an effort to improve their appearance, generally because they cannot afford to pay a surgeon or find one willing to perform…

@BeckySharper: Agreed. It reminds me of mink. So beautiful.