all clown fish are born male and some of them become female

Also, total size queens.

Each group of fish consists of a breeding pair and 0-4 non-breeders. Within each group there is a size-based hierarchy: the female is largest, the breeding male is second largest, and the male non-breeders get progressively smaller as the hierarchy descends.[6] They exhibit protandry, meaning each fish is born male, but will only change to female if the sole breeding female dies. If the female dies, the breeding male changes sex, becomes the breeding female and the largest non-breeder becomes the breeding male.

There's a user review for 9 on IMDB, and it isn't very flattering.

Hee. Zach Oat breaks down the Pixar formula.

Speaking of which, I went to the AMC Bay theater in Emeryville (next doorish to Pixar) and when I was getting tickets for Star Trek they had an option for UP!

I think they must've been showing a preview. I was tempted to ditch the Trek.

But we saw Star Trek and Emmett thought it was very cool. He's never seen the show.

I think it's time to introduce him to CBS.com. Tonight I watched Kirk build a bazooka out of shit he found on the ground.

We're watching Ordinary People and I just realized that one of Conrad's friends is played by Adam Baldwin! He looks like he's 15 years old.

We're watching Ordinary People and I just realized that one of Conrad's friends is played by Adam Baldwin!

If by friend you mean "total asshole" that was the character he played. But he got punched in the nose for his trouble.

He grew a lot between Ordinary People and My Bodyguard. Throw in Full Metal Jacket and you're talking about a pretty long and interesting career, really.

Tonight I watched Kirk build a bazooka out of shit he found on the ground.

I LOVE THE GORN SO MUCH.

Seriously, that was my favorite episode. When I was 6. And keckler made fun of the Gorn for having disco-balls for eyes and I had to punch her. Um. Over the phone. Which was difficult but that's how powerful my love for the Gorn is.

I don't remember why I liked it that much, honestly. But I'm very loyal to 6-year-old me.

Heh. I didn't think it was that great, but I enjoyed it in its cheesetastic silliness. The episode I watched before it, though, was pretty fantastic—"The Galileo Seven." So I guess I prefer hairy apes that you barely see and who don't talk to silly lizardmen who can't throw a punch and get all Taunty McTauntypants.

If by friend you mean "total asshole" that was the character he played. But he got punched in the nose for his trouble.

I should have said swim teammate. This is in DH top 3 movies. Yeah, Baldwin's career has been long and varied. I love that he's been working so long. He's aging really well.

Oh, and the nose punch *just* happened.