http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/11234620/Dr-Matt-Taylors-shirt-made-me-cry-too-with-rage-at-his-abusers.html

This mission is a colossal achievement. Millions of us have been watching Philae’s heart-stopping journey. Everyone in this country should be proud of Dr Taylor and his colleagues, and he has every right to let his feelings show.
Except, of course, that he wasn’t crying with relief. He wasn’t weeping with sheer excitement at this interstellar rendezvous. I am afraid he was crying because he felt he had sinned. He was overcome with guilt and shame for wearing what some people decided was an “inappropriate” shirt on television. “I have made a big mistake,” he said brokenly. “I have offended people and I am sorry about this.”
I watched that clip of Dr Taylor’s apology – at the moment of his supreme professional triumph – and I felt the red mist come down. It was like something from the show trials of Stalin, or from the sobbing testimony of the enemies of Kim Il-sung, before they were taken away and shot. It was like a scene from Mao’s cultural revolution when weeping intellectuals were forced to confess their crimes against the people.

Shingeki no Bahamut — забавный такой мультик, но наверное совсем детский. Даже не титаны. Алсо, по чардизайну I can't help but notice что здесь команда ключевых персонажей — это почти полная копия главгероев из Samurai Champloo, только немного, как это по-русски, dumbed down. А, да, ещё они там придумали свой язык, смешной такой шифр замены, но я его уже разгадал. Мы в детстве такие придумывали.

Cижу на скамейке в метро, жду поезда. Тут подходит ко мне непонятный чел с мобильником, протягивает его мне со словами:
— На, поговори.
Я в непонятках о чем, с кем и зачем мне говорить. Беру трубку:
— Алло
—Привет, слушай, объясни этому мудаку, как проехать на Позняки.