The men who look like deranged heroin addicts always give the best relationship advice. Consider yourself schooled.

I think I just came.

My favourite moments of the episode, aside from Roger dancing and singing in French, had to be the unbearably awkward scene with first Peggy and the baby, claiming she didn't want to hold him because her hands are "dirty" (I diiiied), followed by Pete finding her stuck with the pram in the office.

I just felt bad for the kid who's going to have to live with having had his testicles smothered across the screen 15 years from now, especially in the age of DVR.

I have to admit I agree with this comment... I checked the website and they don't even carry my size (32) in half the styles listed. Then again, you can talk to 50 different women and have 50 different opinions on what brand of jeans is the best, so I consider this post just one more to take into consideration in the…

I don't know whether they're available outside of Canada (yes, surely?), but I have to plug for Second Denim jeans. Their yoga jeans are priced around $110 up here, and they are hands-down the best-fitting, most comfortable things I have ever worn in my life. True to their name, you can do yoga poses in them, but the…

If only there was a hair salon that would let you clean your ears while getting your hair shampooed. Or would that be sensory overload? I would never have the nerve to ask or do this in public, so I guess I'll never know.

I had this done a few months ago, and I thought it was AWESOME. It was like the feeling of cleaning your ears out (with a Q-tip, naturally) after a shower, times a million. The only thing I didn't enjoy was how long after it took my hearing to come back after having all that water in it.

If it'll help anyone, my experience with the Clarisonic, as someone with very fair, sensitive skin, was that I had to a) switch to the delicate brush, b) switch to a very mild cleanser called Spectro Gel, basically Canada's version of Cetaphil, and c) implement a VERY faithful moisturizing regimen. I quickly realized…

Thank you. I think this is a typical example of people needing to reconcile things they don't understand or identify with into a more simplified, easy-to-digest idea. Those labels are totally arbitrary and often not created by the people who actually make use of them. If anything they only serve to offset the…

Quite frequently those labels aren't created for the comfort and convenience of the people expected to make use of them, though. It's to make other people more comfortable, and to allow them to file identities they don't embody into to neat little boxes.

Why does she need to consider herself bisexual? I think the point she's making is that she's just as entitled to decide her sexuality as she is entitled to use whatever term she pleases for it. I identify as bisexual, so I'm in no way knocking that identity and wish more people would embrace it without feeling a…

I think the word she's looking for is exactly the word she chose to use. That she's been with men doesn't make her less gay, but if she identifies as gay and not bisexual, that's totally her prerogative.

I realize that, but as co-creator she still has some clout, and at the very least the right to speak up whenever there's something she doesn't like that her name is attached to. That off-colour jokes continue to roll with her name so visibly attached to the credits suggest she's not too bothered, and for another thing…

I just don't know what to make of the fact that Whitney Cummings is responsible for at least two of the shows mentioned above. Throw in the painful racism of 2 Broke Girls and you get one comedienne whose career I have no interest in following... or supporting.

The title sequence was seriously the whole reason why I went to go see the movie. I'm somewhat overprotective of the original Swedish version, which I loved beyond words, but I got a sneak preview of the opening for the American remake and couldn't resist seeing it on the big screen. So beautiful and haunting, and…

I would say blaming the media is about as easy as stating that anyone not attempting to lose weight, and who is upset by the commercial, is just jealous of those who have chosen to do so to varying degrees of success. I think your comments are a little naive, personally, if you don't see a correlation between the…

Losing weight is definitely difficult, but so is learning to accept yourself as beautiful no matter what size you are. There are infinitely more people out there who can't hack learning to love themselves without feeling they need to alter themselves to fit a mass-produced definition of gorgeous or healthy. Jealousy…

I don't take issue with J-Hud's weight loss and congratulate her if she's happy; but this commercial disturbed me because of the unspoken but very obvious comparison being drawn between her old weight and the new. It's difficult to watch and not feel her "old" self is being cast in a negative light. Considering how…

Screw that, I want the Kenny G doll.