"Paralysed" is how it's spelled in England. Both are correct.

Meaning no disrespect, but not everyone sees America as "the greatest country in the world." Just as I'm sure you have logical reasons to support your claims, there are logical reasons reasons that support the other side. While I'm all for having pride in your country, going as far as to say that your country is the best in the world seems a bit childish to me.

The movie is Miss Congeniality. It's pretty cute, and definitely worth the watch.

I imagine she lost the ring in her garden, then years later planted the carrot which grew down through the ring so when she pulled up the carrot the ring came as well.

Found the (fake) vegan.

Alcohol.

Why the hell are you questioning their life choices?

Being British, I feel like I missed out on a childhood joy not having this.

I really liked Jack Nicholson. But I do see your point.

University is an experience that you should have. It's a lot of fun, you get exposed to different people and ideas from all over, and maybe you'll learn a few things. It's not the right path for everyone, and it's often hard work, but even though I'm not using my degree, I don't regret a second of it.

I would say that neither Batman nor Ironman is an actual "superhero". They're heroes for sure, but since they lack any superpowers I don't think they can be defined as superheroes.

REM, or Rapid Eye Movement, is the deepest stage of sleep and also when you experience dreaming. I'm sure Wikipedia can give you a more complete answer.

Iceshard, according to the Bible, Jesus loved everyone. That includes gays and lesbians. It's really a shame that you're so full of hatred that you can't see what a wonderful world it would be if you chose to love and accept instead.

I live in Europe, and homosexuality isn't a big deal around here. From my point of view, it seems like some Americans are making a huge deal out of nothing. I know that a lot of Americans don't have a problem with gays, but the ones that do are very loud about it.