Pixar says "No Thanks" to Mouse:

So Pixar and Disney will no longer be partners. Pixer may sign with another studio after it completes the remaining two films in its contract or go their own way, which is my prefered track for no good reason. Their product is consistently high quality, family friendly without being insulting, a nearly impossible feat. I've now watched the trailer for The Incredibles like ten times. I'm not sure I can wait until November.

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Amen, brother. It's been a crappy year for Disney -- what with Roy's very public departure and now this, I'll be amazed if Eisner lasts the year.

Off topic, but have you stopped pinging weblogs.com? You haven't shown as updated on any blogrolls in a while and I've been missing some juicy writing as a result. Not terrible, I just have some catching up to do now. :) You should look into the pinging thing.

Thanks man, I shall.