It always okay to ask for the kinds of sexual encounters you enjoy. Assuming they are legal.

Canadians would second that. A little bit of high rising intonation never hurt no one... until the California girls decided it was cute.

Well sure! If you re-write dozens of the facts of the case to make her behaviour appear more sympathetic, more 'everyman' and assume the investigation was handled in any way that even remotely followed the regulations and best practices on how these things should be handled, then wow, all of sudden it looks like she's…

As others have said, in Canada spousal privilege is only a communication one, not a testimonial one. It only only extends so far as they may not be compellable to disclose a communication made during the marriage. So if he was asked "Did your wife tell you that night that she was texting/drunk off her ass?" he could…

It's a detail that has been missing in the national press, but most locals picked up on it (near the bottom). This is a countersuit.

I'd totally toss the 'litigation' word their way.

Right. 'Cause women don't make choices, their ovaries do, and that gives lazy journalists and editors a case of the sads.

You are bang on, but I sympathize with the parents. I really do. My mother worked for a large school board on the autism support team throughout most of my life and it's tough on them I have a lot of sympathy for parents when they are taken in by charlatans and snake-oil pedlars.

"...my feeling is that if there's any risk that the vaccine is associated with autism, then we should delay the vaccine during this vulnerable developmental window,"

Yeah, this is not new. It's not a trend. It's a seasonal iinsanity that strikes every year, at least as long as I've been alive.

None of the best available studies to date support the idea that any type of morning after pill can prevent implantation. That's been pretty thoroughly debunked. There is no type of morning after pill, that after one isolated use, have been shown to cause changes to the endometrium membrane that it could interfere…

That real story might be there, but Farrah can't tell it. She's never shown that she is reflective or self-aware enough to even frame those questions, and even if she could, the answers would still be flittered through a heap of mental health issues and delusion. I can only feel sorry for her.

Also, an atheist. Also, believe that religions are nothing but baseless fairytales.

At this point, I can't believe the Bachelor producers were unaware of what a giant moron JP is. He's so obviously a manipulator, but only in the simplistic, self-involved way a 4 year old is a manipulator. I almost wonder if the producers looked at their viewers and said "You hate-watch this? Okay, hate-watch THIS!"

This has nothing to do with energy. She is free to continue to use solar power.

There's a chance, says the optimist in me.

I love how gently she tried to express the fact that although Juan Pablo is all the nice things other people say about him - he's also an idiot. A very, very attractive idiot.

I'm not sure what we disagree about. We seem to agree that porn itself isn't the core of the problem. My read on it was that you were talking about people who didn't like the fact that reality and fantasy was different, and had a lot of struggles with that, which is certainly a thing that happens and causes people…

Not grasping there is a difference between reality and fantasy is different than being uneducated or miseducated - which men and women both are - when it comes to sex. Even your friends' identifying porn as causing problems in the way they relate to real people would suggest they're capable of telling the difference…

Sure, but for the vast, vast majority of people, porn is only harmful to sex and sexual relationships, the way the awesome 24-hour burrito place across the street from my house is harmful to my learning how to cook healthy meals for myself.