These are wonderful. But no, at $15 a pop, I can't afford them. :-(

That was great.

Very cool, thanks for the link. I'm going to play with it - I'm trying to learn Spanish.

Looks very interesting. I'll have to check it out.

Wonderful. Makes me ... ummm, well ... GLAD! :-)

I can't bear to watch it. Yukky yukky yukky.

Didn't these people's parents ever teach them NOT to air their dirty laundry in public? How classless, graceless and inelegant to make such a video.

And I concur with the other comments: how is this wonderful again? Boing Boing, please don't go trashy on us. Pleeeeeeeeeeze.

@#17 ab3a: That was a wonderful comment. Your perspective really helped me formulate some thoughts that I need to share with friends who recently became parents. They have become the uber-helicopters and they're becoming almost unbearable to be around - I really have to say something but until I ran across your comment, I couldn't seem to find the right words!

My favourite line: "I notice many parents regarding their children as precious possessions instead of interesting personalities."

Bingo! Thank you!

Touching story. Puts the poignancy of loss into sharp relief.

No matter how much I disagree with it, I respect their right as a sovereign nation to apply whatever rules they wish within the boundaries of their own land.

The way I see it is "Their country, their rules. Don't like it? Don't go!".

Wonderful. Thank you for posting this. I've seen his interview with Ayn Rand and loved it and I can't wait to watch these.

I've been on a lot of flights where they've done this. It's really not such a big deal. Let's all get over the paranoid nonsense please.

Nice.

Fantastic! Thank you for posting that.

Tintin - my favourite! I have read each and every single one of those comic books - many times over and I never tire of them. Thank you Raymond Leblanc, for publishing Tintin comics and bringing such wonderful joy to my life.

I love this!

"Who cares if a hawk dies?"

That's just wrong. No, it's not human but it's still a living creature.

Wonderful.

@#26:

You made me guffaw!

Awesome! I wish I had one of these for our local park! Homeless people hang out there all night long (especially when the weather is warm) and use the badly-lit areas as their own personal bathrooms.

Screw you, you bums. There are so many shelters around the city. Go to one and stop shitting in the park!

The words have absolutely nothing to do with Barack, politics or the United States. They seem to be just the lyrics of a Hindi film song smashed in there.

The words translate loosely as follows:

Come, come, come (the aaja aaja aaja bit)
Quietly quietly I will love the beautiful one
Quietly quietly matters of the heart we will discuss
When will she come, somebody please tell me
I have been searching for so long for her

No propaganda as far as I can tell. Just your standard Bollywood inanity. :-)