It's called Zombie Prom. Not only are there multiple school productions of it on YouTube (including mine), there's also the full movie adaptation on there as well! :)

That's probably what soo is so pissed about XD

Honestly after all that fundraising i was kinda disappointed... :S

...but you get so much more out of it..? I mean, your ingredients come in bottles around the same size of the premade dressing, if not much bigger...

There is so much wrong with your comment, I'm not even sure where to begin. Ok, maybe the other guest was insensitive by insulting the feminists, but that doesn't give you the right to call my religion "constant social abuse from your husband" and a "non existence", because you just did to us what you're complaining of happening to you. Also, saying you won't paint a picture of the Prophet is cool and all, and I thank you (?) for it, but a couple of sentences ago you called him "Muhamo-McDonald" which is totally NOT okay.

whAT ARE YOU DOING NO SAVE YOURSELF THIS IS A BOATLOAD OF FEELS AND CRYING DO NOT FALL INTO EXO OMG it's not safe on this side of crazy (but I mean, yeah, their music is amazing)

Well, yes and no. There's the rule of thumb that "anything comes out of your body (puke, blood, urine etc) you break your wudu (the cleaning up you have to do before prayer and a bunch of other things)" but you don't need a wudu for fasting. For that, it's more to make things easier for the women. On her period, the woman will have cravings for food, be really fatigued, stressed, and in pain. To add hunger on top of all that, it would be difficult at best for the woman to fast.
Tl;dr: periods "break" wudus (technically if you're on your period, you can't take a wudu anyway) and make life hard in general as it is.

Guest just wants to feel loved, haven't we all been there?

Well, yes, I mean, fasting is a hard thing to fake. Like, if you're not gonna get the points for it, don't bother starving yourself, right? You do it right or you don't do it. But (putting modern "feminism" aside, I'm talking about old-school good feminism) Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) is considered a feminist by many scholars. I mean, take a look at the era of ignorance (that's what it's called in my language; the time before He was born) and the women, and then take a look at how the Quran tells Muslims to treat women. Have you ever seen the movie "The Message" (1977). The scene where Cafer and Amr are going back and forth about their own religions (Islam and Idolatry, respectively), Amr makes it clear that he and his tribe view women as things to be bought and fed and clothed and used and thrown away, while Cafer says that he was taught by the Prophet to respect all women as he respects his mother.

Oh my god did that just happen XD
Hahaha
And, dear guest, you're right, some days fasting comes really easy to me, but some days it doesn't. (Besides the point that this post wasn't about fasting, it was about /not/ fasting.)

We're not allowed to bow down before ANYONE, praying or not. It doesn't matter that we know, it matters that we do not under any circumstances bow down to (or pray facing) any person or face.