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  Jake Watkins (@jakew) reported 10 minutes ago

  I think the peptide panic is overblown. Sure, the FDA is going to send letters. Lilly has to go after vendors. But RUO vendors aren't just college kids or house wives selling stuff out of their closet. Some of these businesses are well funded and run by people who know what they're doing and have excellent legal counsel. Yes, it's going to get hard for Peggy who sells peptides on the side to help fund her family's Disney cruise. But the more established vendors will happily tie the FDA and Lilly up in court for decades. We live in a time where a ******* jury can't even convict a woman for killing her kids. You think Lilly is going to stop Walter White from selling GLP-3?

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  🎆MC the Toonster🎆 (@MToonster24) reported 10 minutes ago

  @FrequentUser99 @c_art_y Well they did advertise Hoppers well (even if that’s Pixar). Speaking for Disney Animation though, Wish was actually advertised pretty well; it was the quality of that film that did it in.

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  Saint (@Saaaaiint) reported 10 minutes ago

  Disney did something terrible to Raven Symone and somebody needs to find out what

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  Joseph R. Nosef (@jrnosef) reported 13 minutes ago

  @VinceKnowsBal1 How dare I mention my respect for a quality retail store with hard workers? Maybe I need to expect less from Disney and treat it like Josh Smith works there since he prefers ****** retail stores with lazy *** employees who don’t keep anything organized or straight down the aisles. Josh, we are talking about Disney World. Not Walmart, you idiot.

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  CmdrDevonKramer (@DevonLH_VT_) reported 13 minutes ago

  Hello everyone. I want to talk about Disney bringing Darkwing Duck back. The reboot is real. Jim Cummings himself confirmed it. He recorded a pilot years ago and people loved it. Now Disney is moving forward without him as Darkwing and without Terry McGovern as Launchpad. Both original voices are being replaced. Disney has not said why. That part is still rumor. What we know for sure is the original actors are out and Cummings is not happy about it. I think a Darkwing Duck series is awesome. I just wish the original voices were in it. Those two are the characters for a lot of us. A lot of recent movies have struggled when the story takes a back seat to lectures. Supergirl is a fresh example. It came out and underperformed. Studios are watching that. Some of them may be getting more careful about who they put in front of a family franchise. That would be a good thing if it means better stories and less preaching from either side. Movies used to just be movies. If Disney is starting to remember that, I am all for it. I still hope they find a way to bring the original voices back. A contract could fix a lot of this. I am not holding my breath. I will update you if more official news drops. What do you think? Should they have kept Jim and Terry?

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  Bobcat Apologist (@sala95014) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TulaneHype As an admirer of Tulane I would be happy if yall got into a P4. However the ACC is in serious jeopardy if FSU and Clemson bolt and others like Miami, UNC, and Virginia follow suit. If that did happen, then Cal and Stanford should come back to the PAC and if Tulane, Rice, UNT, and UTSA joined the PAC we would make a serious case to receive an autobid in the near future by the CFP. Of course yall should try with all your might to get into the ACC or even Big 12 which is more stable. Fox and Disney only care about the bottom line so SEC and BIG is a moonshot with Tulanes relatively small market share. If it doesn’t work out let’s merge and create a reborn P5 🫡

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  Marcello da Silva (@Marcell67927609) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Lyle61280800 @Nightlizard1564 Multiversus was a failure because of its aggressive monetization (since it’s a live service game) and Warner’s terrible management. If the game was paid with DLCs and periodic updates, it would still be alive today. Disney could do that and make a lot of money.

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  ChairmanOohMowMow (@ooh_mow) reported 16 minutes ago

  It’s time the managerial class in America were told to sit down and shut up. Target Cracker Barrel Disney Budweiser The list goes on. All of these companies were successful, going concerns, until some ******, with a multimillion dollar salary, took charge. Take a look at the trucking industry. The reason American companies need to hire foreigners who wash their nuts in urinals, is because Americans don’t want to for work for these morons. And rightly so.

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  mochi@1995 (@Toni2ya) reported 17 minutes ago

  @thvnewl well you know what your favorite was on three episodes of are you sure that means as you call it fan service he was doing it also and HYBE has nothing to do with. Are you sure that was Disney and the director that was directing are you sure they no longer was not working for HYBE at that time that was all independent between Jimin and Jungkook, which the second season was Jungkook’s idea and if you watched it, you would’ve heard it from his own mouth

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  Justice Gage — CD (@iamjusticegage) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ct_girlie @DisneyPlus This should be an easy fix, so I hope they’re made aware, but this is an honest (and common) mistake. Usually those listed in credits (or their managers) have to sign off on them before anything is published… I’ve definitely missed misspellings of my own name from time to time.

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  F1dg3t (@f1dg3t_dev) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Marsipan_art Well, just a few more years and maybe Disney can go bankrupt from stealing too much work.

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 22 minutes ago

  Bob Iger was 2 weeks away from leaving Disney when Michael Eisner called him in 2005 to say he was stepping down. Iger had spent years as Eisner's number 2, often publicly undermined by the man above him, and had quietly accepted he might never get the top job. He stayed. He became CEO of Disney in October 2005 and made 3 acquisitions over the next decade changing the company permanently. He bought Pixar for $7.4 billion in 2006, returning Steve Jobs to the Disney orbit and rescuing an animation studio losing relevance fast. He bought Marvel for $4 billion in 2009 when most of Hollywood thought comic book movies had peaked. He bought Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion in 2012, bringing Star Wars back under the Disney roof. Each deal looked expensive at the time. Each proved to be worth multiples of the purchase price. He retired in 2020, was called back to rescue the company in 2022 when his hand picked successor ran into serious trouble, and came back without hesitation. He was 2 weeks from walking out the door when the call came in 2005. Every acquisition came after.

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  Tokyo (@Tokyo_pi1) reported 26 minutes ago

  @fOx1257067 Although I haven’t seen this yet I think Disney did great with this piece of work

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  Eoin Higgins (@EoinHiggins_) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ManuclearBomb we disagree on the quality—relative to other Disney products, it's very good; relative to other series the last five years, decade, it's middling

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  Theme Park Dummy (@EjectorAirtime9) reported 36 minutes ago

  @RandmDisneyDude I think it’s more has to do with TBA being such a lowly-rated and received attraction when compared with Splash Mountain. Also I think a lot of fans are hoping to see Disney fix those janky A1000 model animatronics that go down so often.