Whoa. He's the About a Boy kid? Dude grew up nicely, which I feel awfully perv-like for even thinking. I didn't know this until now, so I feel okay with how much I lusted after him in X-Men First Class. Yum!

That's my go-to way to explain the otherwise inexplicable.

Agreed. I'm American, but McGill gave me Quebec student tuition. Great school, awesome financial aid options, fabulous city.

I don't think I'd be able to stay in hotels again if I did this, and I travel a lot, so...pass.

Wrong comes in all color and sexes, news at 11.

Wow, awful. It was bad enough that he did this, but I can't believe he didn't understand the severity of his actions.

Jesus. Facial hair that scraggly on a man that beautiful is seriously a crime against humanity.

Jennifer Connelly is luminous, and looks gorgeous in every movie, no matter how pathetic or downtrodden her character is supposed to be. Pale? Yes, obviously, but I cannot think of any movie where I'd buy her as a less attractive, less popular outsider of a group she'd like to belong to, unless the tech people CGI-d…

Just write back and tell the person that you thank him or her for thinking of you, but you receive too much email and would like the forwards to stop. If it doesn't, filter anything that comes from that email account with FWD in the subject.

I checked my insurance company's web site for my nearest paleontologist, but there aren't any in my plan :(

No guarantee that the next person won't be an asshole, but much likelier that he or she will have better personal/professional boundaries to prevent something like this from happening again.

This is why you never have your personal account on the same hootsuite/tweetdeck account as the professional accounts you manage.

She's lovely, and a good actress, too. I've really enjoyed her on Downton, but I'd love to see her in Captain America, which is more to my (admittedly lowbrow) taste.

I find that people who subscribe to the "Gotcha!" school of religious thought are about 85% creepier than everyone else. I think it's fine to attribute miracles to deistic intervention, but when you talk about your god setting things up so that (whatever you consider failure) seems certain, so that success in the end…

Santa Olivia! I really enjoyed that book, and its sequel. I had read the first zillion or so books in the Kushiel series, but eventually they all ran together in my head and the series stopped working for me.

I get what you mean. It's great that doctors were able to save this woman, but yeah, "primitive" seems like exactly the right word for the way they had to go about it. I am impressed by what doctors are capable of achieving, although the means are less than elegant. Anyway, I always find it amusing when people marvel…

That book video was the first time I'd thought of her in a gazillion years.

Whoa. I love/hate you now. MUST MAKE TONIGHT!!!!

That huge smile on his face certainly supports your interpretation.

I like this idea, and I think you're getting to the heart of what these ads are supposed (but utterly fail) to convey.