This is reading really privilege-y to me. There are some who have the privilege of accidental pregnancies being okay, or even welcomed. If that’s you, then don’t get an IUD. No one is making women get IUDs if they don’t want them.

I didn’t have great answers for her, and honestly, in an effort to minimize your negative impact and what was otherwise a really fun day, I redirected her attention to the cheerleaders and mascot.

I spent my entire life hiding my freckles. I'm glad now to hear I'm suddenly cute.

This is a terrible and tacky idea and I would like them to take my money now pls.

This should be in science textbooks across the nation.

I’m really proud of my state for this. It’s the first time in a long time when we’ve made news for reasons that didn’t make me go, “Ugh.”

You left out the absolute worst option: preggo.

SAME HERE I hate the name it’s so like cutesy. Ugh ew and I don’t understand it either like I don’t get the point. Are we living in medieval times where women are rewarded for producing an heir?

I JUST HAD TO MAKE ANOTHER THREAD ABOUT IT!!! What is this!? Accoustic duet? Who is supposed to be shaking off from this montage? Ughhhhhh awful. And the girl’s voice was that terrible airy falsetto.

Keppner is so annoying.

Not a specific thing, but a category- Rice Cookers.

Yelp.com. I started thinking about this as a bit “Wouldn’t it be funny if they reviewed a site that reviews things” but the more I thought about it, the more I thought it would actually be useful for someone to review Yelp.

ugh. the thought of five sets of shitty little cat feet tracking litter everywhere makes me gag.

There’s a difference between me saying “I’m personally affected and this hurt” and a hundred or thousand or thousands (no idea his following) of fans saying “Hey! Marx and Sparks is hurt by this! [And probably including a death threat because, internet.]”

Listen, I read that book. And I thought I would hate it and it was delightful. Suffice to say I am pissed they are not basing it off the book.

Well he has 1 point against him already for calling them buffalo.

Not that it’s terribly important, but for some cultural context: for middle-class Torontonians, going up north to cottage country is a yearly ritual in summer. If your family doesn’t have a cottage, it’s likely that you’ll know someone who does. For a lot of kids, visiting friends at their cottages represents, for…

I would have sold the car. Yeck!

I saw a lot of celiac sufferers commenting on one of the CBC stories about this saying that they would still probably order the gluten-free options (or a meal that is naturally gluten free), but would no longer have to panic about slight cross-contamination.