why kids are behind BEN1O?

Ben 10 yeah where Can I find underwear with ben 10 printed?

Have you been to mount Olive?

i still see myself as Popeye ! :)

Khanan i have sponge fixed in my Hi-Fi underwears for comfort....:)

I have most of the "Ken" dolls, but am missing the "Ken in Goa" , where he's wearing the Lungi and Flip Flops. Any idea where I can find it ?

:( they give a big bag to kids containing great stuff inside including shrapener pencils color papers and all in a beautiful spongebob bag...

britey its available in ur 160 GB HD which u have for storing such gay version toons...

spongbeob ? :(

it seems to be craze..kids wearing spongebob yellow shirts, bags, caps and shoes :(

Is the Scotttish gay version available here - Ben Doon!

yes spiderman dnt wear specs but peter parker do.

lol Polki....

i can see tat kid wearing Ben10 watch too.

Oh he surely is a superboy...spideyman + Ben10.

and nice hair cut too...:)

In India Ben10 watch of some kind of standards starts from 1000 rs+ same here in Doha.with few plastic parts and things it real cuts a big hole in pocket.The cartoon company is just trying to take out the money of parents pocket......Just a trick of super marketing and brain washing of kids...

sure,the spidey wit chashmoo,..:-)

Polki wots taaza today ? :(

Anything new ?

frenchieman is right....here's the same situation...

and why kids are behind BEN10????

i asked from my kids that why this is your favorite & they replied because he is a little boy like us & spider man/superman/batman are not a little boy:):):)

Ben 10 is just a FAD and will go to and rest in Timbaktoo, along with the rest of the superheros, till the next cycle, ....in the mean time we parents need to put up with Bens and Barbies,....guess Barbie has a longer innings than the caped and masked super heroes....

Rizks,so u hven't read aaj ka taza khabar.

my favorite is Johny Bravo....:)

since when spiderman started wearing specs ?

The power of child persuasion. I study a while back in the US showed that kids needed to ask a parent on average 20 times to persuade the parent to buy something they had not planned on buying. Advertisers so this and flooded the market with ads aimed at children. Children can't buy this stuff, but they can pester their parents into doing so.

too much cartoons spoil the parents