Hope he didn't land on the first guy.

Silly, now I know where to look!

Meh. Meat is meat.

Ha. I already knew that thanks to Terry Pratchett. :)

Damn. As soon as I read it, I wondered why it hadn't been done sooner. Want.

Dodger--
Those are the "and other natural ingredients." :)

Poor hedgehog. :( Wonder if they could autopsy it and charge him for animal abuse, too, if it wasn't already dead when it was thrown (but then why did he have a dead hedgehog...?).

Bahaha. The couch is a nice touch.

Oh my god. *spontaneously melts*

And the iHand Air comes free of bones, for an even more compact size!

Okay, assuming that contraption actually made permanent or even semi-permanent dimples... wouldn't they show even when the person has a relaxed face (which would be weird and not cute)?

+1 for incorporating the landscape into the ad.
-1 for disgustingly over-muscled guy in the ad. Gack.

Interesting idea. I wonder how traumatizing it would really be... probably depends on how in-depth the kids' coverage of the Holocaust victim's interment and death would be. Even then, perhaps not, if the kids can't properly relate to that level of suffering.

It's to help us relate to them, I think. Robots meant for doing grunt industrial work are purely functional in form, from what I've seen. The humanoid robots tend to be exercises in artificial intelligence and natural motion.

Why does it have ears if it's a skull?