Why Canadian English Is So Unique.. Kids Swallowing Magnets.. Man Eats 100 Onion Slices

March 12, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Why Canadian English Is So Unique Why do we add a u to certain words? Think honour or colour. Why do we use a z instead of an s in words like recognized? Why do we pronounce it zed and not zee like our southern neighbours?  Continue reading... WATCH: Man Eats 100 Slices of Grilled Onions Young Kids Swallowing Magnets: Doctors Why Is This The Quitting Generation? EW: 13 Fast Food Items With Over 1,000 Calories 12 Things That Make Canadian English Unique Mummy Study Reveals Surprising Insight Into Heart Disease EW: 13 Fast Food Items With Over 1,000 Calories 12 Things That Make Canadian English Unique EW: 13 Fast Food Items With Over 1,000 Calories 12 Things That Make Canadian English Unique YUMMY MUMMY CLUB How Are We Marketing Marriage to Kids? Do we need toddlers to start thinking about what kind of wedding dresses they want? Aren't we past telling little girls that one of their dreams has to be marriage? And the fact is the 'till death do us part' marketing is vastly one-sided. When was the last time you saw a boy's toy in a tux? I'll give you a hint. It wasn't anything wedding related. Continue reading... JONATHAN JACKSON Why I Changed My Last Name When I Got Married--Even Though I Have A Penis Not everyone in his life was supportive. Continue reading... ERIN HAWKES My Battle With Schizophrenia: "Rats Were Eating My Brain" Over a period of six years (when I was in my early to mid-20s) whenever I was hospitalized for my schizophrenia, restraints and seclusion were used repeatedly, readily, and beyond necessity. Also, I was over-medicated, probably not for my own sake, but to make me a more manageable patient. Continue reading... BABBLE.COM My Son's in the Middle of the Autism Spectrum -- and I'm OK With It I know autism is called a spectrum. But most days it feels more like a see-saw and we're constantly trying to find balance to stay right in the middle. Continue reading... ASKMEN Trouble Keeping Friends In Your 30s? For better or worse, real life has a pesky way of interfering with fun. Days you used to spend on friends' couches and on local bar stools are now spent dealing with family and career concerns. And that's not to say that all your time is dedicated to these things. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.