Even Megan's "Quebecois accent" has been thoroughly made Parisian, although I do know some people who went to private schools in and around Montreal with a teacher from France. It's always funny to ask them where they're from and then they look all confused.

Just started this episode, but this Montrealer is extremely distracted by accents (both French and English) used by Megan and her parents.

Why do things have to be gender-based? Can't it just be, "Hey, people like being self-sufficient."

I need more reasons to wear fuschia lipstick. Although getting it off was a pain in the ass. I was almost afraid I'd have to go into lab with the remnants.

Canada`s far too big to have a common accent throughout, but for the most part it`s indistinguishable from the generic American midwest one.

That was hilarious, but not for the intended reasons.

Really? I think she's a splitting image of her mother. Her colour looks gorgeous in the above pic.

Isn't a male Ronnie just Reggie? I may or may not have a stash of these.

I promise I'm not mean! And now it's too late to change it. :(

OMG, I meant to write NOT feel guilty about it.

There's nothing wrong with your parents helping you out if they are able and you should feel guilty because of it.

Man, I'm sick of being told my inability to relate to this show is a case of me wearing blinders.

Omidvaram (I am hopeful).

26, I think. Not sure if it was explicitly said, or if I'm making it up.

The Backstreet Boys, they are not.

Ha, thanks. But alas, as of a few weeks it is no more. I chopped it all off to my collarbone-ish, which is fine since I actually have curly hair.

Aw, shucks. As for the eyebrows, my ancestors have ensured that I have plenty to work with. Although this didn't work out so well in the teen years.

Oh, you must have some badass prints on your hijaabs. One of my good friends has a purple bandana print one. :) She's pretty awesome.

Your tattoos are really cool!

I would.