MiceAge IS a horribly nerdy site, and that article is certainly written for people with knowledge of the Disney conglomerate. Because of this, some of it does come off as gobbledy-gook and that might be what the writer was making fun of. To be understood by everyone, you should never use an abbreviation until you've…

Holy crap! You just did the same thing as the writer of this article! You didn't understand something but you still went ahead with your thesis.

To either of them!

On what planet are we living on that bite marks THAT BROKE HIS SKIN automatically mean something sexual? If I saw bloody bite marks on somebody I loved, the FIRST thing I would ask would OF COURSE be, "WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED?!?!?" Especially when that man is well-known for getting into violent fights. (Biting DOES…

My problem isn't with that my experiences differ, but in those that think only one side of any experience should ever be shown in entertainment. Especially when what was ACTUALLY shown was a woman that seemed to be on the side of the disorder you only want to see. It was ONE person BRIBING others to claim she was a…

I would be stabbing some biting bitches! But if I went home and was treated like I was boning prostitutes without even being asked WHAT HAPPENED, I'd be stabbing some bitches at home too!

Wow, what a poorly written article! "Hyper-specific jargon abbreviations"? TDA is Team Disney Anaheim, the headquarters of Disneyland, and WDI is Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney's famous creative wing. So you're basically saying GM or VW are "hyper-specific jargon abbreviations". They might not be universally known…

That would actually be Russia, but Canada is #2.

And you can totally tell she's faking that eye thing! Gawd, she's almost as bad as Juliette/Eve!

Eh, I didn't think Donnie was being all that bad. He was still less-mincey than Felix.

That only happened because there was a photo shoot and Helena wanted to be in the middle of all the seestras because she thinks the star of the show and Sarah and Cosima were just tired of all the drama, so Alison decided she'd put Helena in her place and all hell broke loose. I read it in People.

True. But I find it quite easy to scroll beyond the names I know never write anything interesting. It's much harder to scroll beyond the people who get all butt-hurt because someone DARES to have a differing opinion than they have, which is proven by that question that NOBODY actually wants an answer to. Even if the…

Ehhh. The problem was we knew Jamie didn't bone anyone so she come off as a harpy instead of someone who was actually hurt by his actions. Especially since she never actually bothered to ASK what exactly happened.

No! The best Guy Fieri slams were on Conan's Info Button bit:

No, they are addicted to mildly-humorous antics that are probably funnier if you smoke a bowl first.

He's been all over the Food Network. He has a production company and he produced Dinner: Impossible and Restaurant: Impossible. I remember him hosting Next Food Network Star and I only watched because I just love his voice and how he talks. Double Dare flashbacks lol.

It was probably the first time in history Burt Reynolds was not allowed to leave after his segment and His Majesty didn't like having to sit through a lesser star's story. It's usually the lesser-talented who are more narcissistic.

Fallon doesn't like other game show hosts on HIS game show!

Yeah, the hotel thing is a bit nebulous.

Please, you people are ridiculous! Let's keep this in the realm of reality! The truth is - like The Following - at least 50% of the cast is secretly bad guys! Including Val, Sophie, Danny, Agent Dao and the lady who painted that painting! DUH!