On behalf of the A-Team, I'd live to say thank you to everyone involved! It was a pleasure participating in D2BD. Looking forward to the fiesta! <

My favourite judge was hands-down Steve Bocska. His harsh comments provoked entertaining defences from the teams. Because he was so critical, I always looked forward to seeing what he had to say about our own submission each week. It felt like a real achievement when he praised our work. Can't wait to meet the guy. <

There's a store in Burnaby with lots of modified things for people on the lower end of the spectrum. Walkers, bars to screw into the wall, commodes, special exercise equipment, modified eating utensils- you name it and they probably have it. Elsewhere, there exist special training devices for people on the higher end of the spectrum. Ankle weights, Stairmasters and Richard Simmons. <

Loved the jokes, the costume and the beautiful opening shot of the ocean. Another rainy day in Vancouver :( <

You don't happen to have a picture or video of the wipeout, do you? If by chance you do, totally post it! <

I actually watched the show at Disney World with the smell-o-vison-type-thing that was in the wikipedia link that Shannon posted. It was super cool! I also remember a part that had bugs or mice or some kind of critters running around and you felt things actually brushing your feet. The only aspect I didn't enjoy was that you're constantly reminded that you're in a theatre and so you can't get fully absorbed in the plotline. <

I almost always study on a comfy couch- no desk for me! I totally recommend it because you want to make studying as comfortable and fun as possible and lounging around is always a good way to do it. In high school, I played a tonne of sports (volleyball, basketball, soccer, softball, etc.) and I've never once been injured. I credit milk and stretching. Milk builds durable bones, while stretching builds durable muscles. I've yet to meet a cow with back pain. <