Shadow my ex-wife for a week. Ba-dum-chin!

Stop trying to make Shia LeBeouf happen!!! - Shia LeBeouf.

I thought he gave a pretty good performance in that one episode of DWTS.

I still don't understand why people liked Chronicle so much.

So good in fact that it moved him… to a bigger house.

Don't do it! Don't hit like on this, MANIMAL.

Tbf, they can't fully be to blame for the types of commenters they attract? Or can they?

Rabid TV show fans have no use for reason and logic. Most of the comments I'm reading under this newswire is proving that point.

Speaking from personal experience with the video player, every time I see this complaint, I'm always dumbfounded. The only time I ever had any trouble was using the Yahoo Screen iPad app which I did only once. Every other time (website, mobile, roku), it was smooth sailing.

That sounds more like a failing of the Yahoo! app.

Outlook is the scourge of email template designers everywhere.

Who are these people that still want more Community? Give it a fucking rest already. And I'm saying this as a fan.

I DON'T CARE HOW THIS MAKES ME LOOK THIS IS THE GREATEST THING TO HIT THE INTERNET IN A WHILE I WAS LITERALLY UP TILL 2 IN THE MORNING WATCHING ALL THESE VIDEOS GREAT JOB INTERNET INDEED

It's the only way I can get away with listening to my podcasts without being labeled a fancy, city boy.

I'm waiting on the edge of my seat for the "actually… comments calling out the imminent arrival of X are more prevalent than X itself" buzzkills to get here.

"…people who automatically sort news sites into respected or fluff…"

Would you take them slathered, perhaps?

I used to come down pretty hard on BuzzFeed years ago and I'll admit, it's still hard to resist using them as an easy punchline every now and then, but I think they've made great strides toward addressing views that they only exist to promote shallowness on the web while still managing to keep people who enjoy that…

*Grabs blanket. Camps out in comments*

When I saw him on WWE getting body-slammed, I knew it was only a matter of time before he transitioned to harder stuff.