Pixar's shared universe & Planet Pizza truck. This isn't a director, per se, but a studio trademark. io9 talked about it almost exactly a year ago, 13Jul13.

Some folks have talked about the possibility of a shared universe between Pixar movies.

I like to compare it to the difference of landing a plane and crashing it. You're descending in both instances, so what's the big deal?

"An editorial in the conservative magazine Human Events characterized the effect of such legislation as "enabling more low-income women to have consequence-free sex.""

Auto-correct knows when to add an apostrophe???

Seems to me to just be preserving space for developing an idea so that they don't begin investing in R&D and then have someone pop up with essentially the same thing before they completely figure it out.

The lighting in this image is uncannily realistic. It's nigh on creeptastic.

Might it possibly be this one?

For my part, climate change denialism seems to be infused in the Christian culture of my family. Along with a tendency to mention Obama in every conversation to bring up one way in which he's destroying this country or doing something bad. I've noticed Obama gets a mention, but Jesus/God not so much. Sometimes it…

I like the imagery and mathematical patterns in astrology. It appeals to my innate fondness for symbolism. It is a system I can use to infuse a layer of added meaning into written or graphical works, or to communicate an idea.

We seem to be starting a collection of the old-fashioned looking poles. Many parks sell medallions that you can hammer into them. They display nicely and the medallions speak for your experience.

As a chick, I've found my heat-venting issues to be a bit different than my husband's when it comes to hiking—but I also tend to get super-hot when I get active, too. A good wicking sports bra works well, and if you're small enough, a supportive top seems to work alright.

"This sectional combination for the submersion of the Constitution, has been aided in some of the States by elevating to citizenship, persons who, by the supreme law of the land, are incapable of becoming citizens; and their votes have been used to inaugurate a new policy, hostile to the South, and destructive of its…

Sadly, the downside of thinking with your crotch is that it doesn't actually have any brain cells.

Orthodox Catholic, though I usually hear it referred to as just Orthodox.

I would wonder if asking them how valuable their goods were (ooh, do you have a Macbook?), how early they usually fall asleep, and if they were okay with you bringing your friends from the pawn shop along would get a reaction...

I'd have to disagree. A secret is simply something known that is unrevealed.
If one makes it their policy to always be truthful, there are circumstances where it would be amoral to give certain information. People are held in confidence in many situations with others' information: doctors, lawyers, security personnel,…

Maybe. Could be you've grown up from the stuff you associate with alcohol. I never partied, but I enjoy having a rum or wheat beer on occasion to relax with my spouse. I could see it still having appeal when used to loosen up nerves when socializing, but not to the point of getting so drunk you're worthless or worse.…

The one thing that resounds in my mind when ex-gay therapy comes up is the Exodus International apologies. To me, that's the most relevant point of discussion when it comes to talking about it with Evangelicals—at least, it struck me deeply as a Christian, alongside watching the gay Christians in my life struggle so…

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke