You carry a world on your left ankle! http://zenpencils.com/comic/100-carl…

my mom has a small, blue dod from stabbing herself with a drafting pen!

Yep, I sat on a pen when I was about 7. Have Phoebe Buffay's "WHOLE WORLD" tatt on my ass to this day.

Pale blue dot = Carl Sagan tattoo!

Reminds me of my brother's face "tattoo" that he got in elementary school. He was holding his sharpened pencil point-end-up when he moved his face toward his paper, and stabbed himself in the face with his pencil. He still has a little dot of graphite there.

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Wait, what? How could you cut the opening number without deeply confusing the audience? That song establishes the whole plot.

hmmm This answered basically none of my questions. Like: What will the new song(s) sound like? How are they going to desexualize the whole Wolf/Red Riding Hood plotline? Is this thing going to have an intermission? I'm not sure I see the story working as well without an intermission. Is Chris Pine going to be the best…

I can't believe you even had to ask. Toy Story 3!

At 22, I was selling all of my belongings that I could so that I would have enough money to eat and had to quit my job because I did not even have enough money to get to it. My phone was shut off so getting interviews was nearly impossible. I know money doesn't solve everything, but my lack of it had been a major…

CHORES. That was our biggest struggle. I'd advise sitting down and discussing chores you enjoy doing (or don't mind doing) and the ones you hate and avoid. Try to divide things up so you're each mostly doing things you like. And hopefully you both have similar ideas of what "clean" is. That's been a long learning…

You've got a lot of responses so forgive me if I am repeating someone else. You mentioned that you've both agreed to be very open about needing time to yourself, which is a good thing. Who wants to spend every waking moment with another human being? Gross.

Best decision of my life was moving in with my boyfriend. The following year we bought a house together. I wish you all the best. It it a wonderful learning experience. Make sure you're comfortable with who pays what bills and buys groceries. That wasn't a real issue for us, but I know it can come up for some people.…

One thing my sister told me when I moved in with my BF, which I thought was good advice, is (if your financially able to) try to keep enough money saved to cover a rent + deposit in case things go sour and you don't want to wait around saving your money to leave. Thankfully I haven't had to do this but it's not…

Yeah, I love the "partners" thing and totally think that it's important to remember that you and your partner are literally that - a team who have got together to take on the world. I literally feel that when Mr. Fox and I work together, there's nothing we can't figure out. And doing stuff to contribute to and support…

My SO and I've been living together for 4 years now. It wasn't as rocky as people said it would be but there are definitely things that you should talk about before moving in. These are the two biggest bits of advice I give people when they ask:

I honestly find the whole don't go to bed mad thing crazy. Sometimes you need to step away from the problem...think about it clearly, get some sleep and solve it the next day...but that's just my thoughts.

I wish we'd chosen a first apartment together that had a space that was entirely mine. Instead we chose a 1-bed with an open floor plan living room/kitchen, with one corner for his office (he worked from home a lot). So I went from having the most privacy and personal space of my life (my own studio apartment) to the…

if you move into his existing space, communicate to make it shared space. Which dishes, where does your dresser fit, closet space, etc. talk about what you want on the walls. You don't want to feel like a guest in his space, and he might have a bit of shock over his loss of space.

For me, the most important thing is to uncover how everyone uses space.

My DH is a bit of a messy, clutter bug. He wasn't raised cleaning house (he did exterior chores), and I know that I need a designated spot (what I call my "safe spot") where I won't be disturbed if I"m in said spot. I need my own spot. Like a cat…