22 comments:

1. meduz' said...
   October 25, 2005 11:45:00 AM GMT+02:00

   I love this pic. Tintin is a great part of my childhood !
   
   J'aime cett ephoto. Tintin a bercé mon enfance...

2. FIX79 said...
   October 25, 2005 11:45:00 AM GMT+02:00

   Eric:
   [Sorry for the previous comment that I posted too quickly by mistake.]
   Please get rid of that goddam spam on your blog (go see how Elisabeth handles unsollicited comments).
   One little comment on today's post: Hergé was "Belgian" (nationality), not "Belgium" (country).
   Best regards to you and keep up with the fine blog.
   François, Lille, France.

3. Gg said...
   October 25, 2005 11:49:00 AM GMT+02:00

   Belgium / belgian… zut ! je me suis fait griller sur ce coup-là ! Aa-aa-ah, que je ris, de me voir si belge, en ce miroir…
   Pardon…

4. Eric said...
   October 25, 2005 12:23:00 PM GMT+02:00

   OOOOps, I am sorry, posted that too quickly and did not proof read it. It serves me right!
   
   Fx, yes I know I could use the antispam system that Blogger offers but then people need to enter letters and this would probably bother them.
   
   I try to clean the comments as much as I can (so far it's not too bad) but if it gets worse then I may use the antispam thing.
   
   Thanks anyway.

5. Elisabeth said...
   October 25, 2005 1:46:00 PM GMT+02:00

   The antispam thing is a bit of a pain for people who want to comment, but it's effective.
   
   I adore Tintin (my other object of devotion in the great world of cartoons is Peanuts.) I wrote an entry on Tintin on my blog in October, 2004. One of my favorite possessions is a "Tintin a New York" t-shirt that I bought in France in 1995. it is totally worn out, but I still keep it.

6. francesco said...
   October 25, 2005 2:53:00 PM GMT+02:00

   vous avez beaucoup des photos très agréables sur votre blog
   francesco

7. jeff said...
   October 25, 2005 5:15:00 PM GMT+02:00

   I love your site. It's like taking a little Parisien vacation. Thanks and keep up the good work.

8. Tomate Farcie said...
   October 25, 2005 5:42:00 PM GMT+02:00

   (A little feedback on Blogger's spamminator: personally, I think it's a real pain in the neck! The whole commenting system leaves a lot to be desired on Blogger, if you ask me, but hey, the price is right...)
   
   Ah, Tintin...

9. JP Hélaine said...
   October 25, 2005 8:58:00 PM GMT+02:00

   AH Tintin ! I give a special homage to belgium for everything they gave to us. Tintin au Congo, Tintin au tibet, Objectif lune, Coke en Stock, Le lotus bleu, etc.. etc.. Don't forget these belgian comics : Gaston, Achille Talon, Boule et Bill, Spirou, Alix. Yes, Belgium is my childhood.

10. kenospunkt said...
    October 25, 2005 9:40:00 PM GMT+02:00

    In Germany they are called Tim&Struppi, and they are quite popular as well here...

11. kevin said...
    October 25, 2005 10:16:00 PM GMT+02:00

    In my French class here in the states, we even had lessons about Tintin, and read some. We also watched the comic about the little red-haired viking.. but his name escapes me. Thanks Eric!

12. JP helaine said...
    October 25, 2005 11:23:00 PM GMT+02:00

    Kevin : I think he is Haggard Dunord ( it means gare du Nord, A railway station). Am I right Eric or somebody else ?

13. Luc Fayard said...
    October 26, 2005 1:41:00 AM GMT+02:00

    et les jurons d'Hadock!..
    Could you change my adress? InfoTechArt is now at:
    http://www.infotechart.com
    in a wide "site - blog", new concept! :)
    I would like to use lucfayard.info for another thing (think)
    Thank's to change the link

14. dev said...
    October 26, 2005 5:44:00 AM GMT+02:00

    Kevin / JP - are you talking about Asterix ?

15. JP Helaine said...
    October 26, 2005 6:32:00 AM GMT+02:00

    Dev. RIGHT, I think Kevin spoke about Astérix. He is like a Viking, But he is Breton ! Par Toutatis !

16. Eric said...
    October 26, 2005 7:30:00 AM GMT+02:00

    I see Tintin wakes up a lot of memories!! I understand from Kevin that they even use him in the States to learn French!!
    
    Haggard Dunord, you must be right JP. Cause Asterix is not red haired is he?? And what?! Asterix is Breton. What is that story?
    
    > Kenospunkt. Is that the name of Tintin (Tim) and his dog Milou (Struppi)?
    
    > Luc. Done!

17. Tomate Farcie said...
    October 26, 2005 7:48:00 AM GMT+02:00

    Perso, je prefere Lucky Luke.

18. kevin said...
    October 26, 2005 9:55:00 PM GMT+02:00

    asterix! Yes, that's the one! And yes, I was wrong, he has yellow hair!

19. Régis said...
    October 30, 2005 12:12:00 AM GMT+02:00

    Et les anglophones connaissent (peut-êter) Dupont et Dupond sous les noms de Thomson and Thompson.

20. Kad said...
    October 30, 2005 1:57:00 PM GMT+01:00

    Je crois qu'Astérix est gaulois, les Bretons sont arrivés un peu après lui en Armorique. Enfin, pas sûr, et peu importe :)

21. Roberto Iza Valdes said...
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