wow omg thats friggin terrible!!!!! tear jerker for sure...:no:

 

That was a nice gesture by the people at Pixar.

 

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey way to ruin my weekend alex. thanks buddy.......... rip to the little girl :(

 

pixar couldnt resist the good publicity. sad story, but not uncommon.

 

really? you have to make it about that?

 

If you've ever seen documentaries about the people who run Pixar, you'd know better.

I'd bet a year's paycheck that this had nothing to do with publicity for them.

Aside from the fact that they need no publicity, especially WEEKS after the movie's release. It's not like there's a movie going person in entire world who doesn't know who Pixar is by now.

 

I know alot of people believe that it somehow changes the importance of what they did or others do because it somehow benefits the athletes or the companies, but I think as long as it made that little girl happy, or others like her, then intentions be damned. Just my opinion.

 

i stand corrected. actually im sitting, but still.

yeah, its pretty sweet that she got to see the movie.

 

well she didnt actually get to see the movie, but im sure to her, it was good enough just to hear it.

 

Couldn't have put it any better brother :up:

Thumbs up to brother Gish for calling a retake on your first post brother :up:

Much like Google, Pixar is just a great place to work filled with good people from the top-down. Maybe DC should do a case study on how they do business.

As for ruining the weekend, I'm a glass half-way full type of guy. The poor girl had one strong wish before she went to a better place. That wish was granted

God bless her and those that love her

 

god I could have went on about my day if I just assumed she got to watch it but nooooooo you have to make the sad story even sadder :cry:

 

You're comparing a company who cares about little kids and makes awesome movies to a company that basically made the 1984 version of a web browser?

 

Yeah, I honestly have no idea where you work, but check THIS out :up:


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOZhbOhEunY&feature=PlayList&p=12E3C2A3C2C732BC&index=0&playnext=1"]YouTube - An Inside Look at Google - Working at Google[/ame]

 

There is nothing that brings tears to my eyes faster than to hear about tragedies that happen to children .

And there is nothing that gets me more upset than hearing about abuse of children.

 

Yeesh..... that's just a brutal, gut wrenching story.

 

i just dont know how parents deal with such a thing.

 

I just read on Yahoo about how that story's affecting so many people that have read about it on the internet. They showed her picture, she was a cute kid. It's a shame that kids that young have to go through something like that. R.I.P. :sad: