Yeah, I could see myself wanting to touch the water and not giving a thought to my fingers getting cut off! I guess those rules are there for a reason.

Oh my god, as a child I did this. I thought, well if the gears are dangerous I wouldn't be able to reach them, right? I never got hurt, though.

my sister used to work at this ride. She told me that a woman dropped her wallet over the side of the boat and when she reached for it my sister basically screamed not to because the water is full of gears. The screaming alone is a big Disney no no because it ruins the magic. The woman then asked my sister to retrieve…

is everyone going to jump down my throat for writing something nice about a brave rape survivor and then asking for help with Twitter so I can do something productive to help her? Yeah, i don't think the #Jada Pose posters have the right to be assholes either, that's why I was suggesting to other Jezebel readers we…

1. Yes, it makes her very, very brave. Which is wonderful.

Oh, I'm sorry. Are women and girls just not supposed to drink and ave a good time now? God forbid they do anything that isn't a sober, rational thought at a whopping 16 years old. Sounds like she had ONE drink, and it was drugged. Maybe we should give you a drink that is drugged and see how you react, being an adult…

twitter doesn't give a shit. But we could get a #yahiapose tag going of being in handcuffs....

Hold on... just because she's a victim of a horrible act, doesn't mean she's a great wonderful girl, despite her voicing it publicly. I'm just saying don't jump to conclusions. I mean, she could have gone there very well knowing she'd get drunk [at 16 I might add].

So you believe in free speech except when it says something you don't like.

The best thing to do is to 'take over' the hashtag. Use it to post uplifting messages, and drown out the stupid.

And then take it on yourself if you can to take screenshots of the awful people who started it, to live as memorials of their stupid cruelty.

we should start tweeting proud, strong women using #Jadapose. Make it into something positive. Because she's an inspiration, truly. People like her and like my mother are truly the reason I try myself to be strong.

I think they're blocking the hashtag now. I posted a number of supportive tweets with strong women as images, but the images aren't showing up.

P.S. I don't know Twitter's policy, and in general I believe in free speech, but if anyone knows if there's a way to stop the "#jadapose" thing, we should try.

Agreed. If there's anything good that comes out of this story, it's that at least I learned that a brave and great and wonderful girl, Jada, exists in this godforsaken cesspool called earth.

Well, it sounds like it's maybe a double-whammy — their clothes have gotten bigger, and now that they're after some of that Hong Kong dough, they're realize they've boxed themselves in and have to add the Size 000. It's hard for me to say definitively whether their stuff has really grown THAT much (as I cannot shop…

I don't think they're even changing the measurements for each size though so is that still vanity sizing? They're just adding clothes to fit a 23 inch waist. That sounds super skinny here, but in Asia, that's normal for some of the super small, petite women. Can't blame them for wanting to get some of that market.

I actually know a guy who grew up in "Ferris Beuller's" house. He says it wasn't that bad and most people left them alone. It seems like the lookiloos that stalk the sites of famous murders would be slightly different than those who stalk the sites of famous movie locations, but it's true, you can't control all the…

"negative energy"

The people who want the info aren't operating on anything but emotion. We agree.

Vibes??? Really?