[xtinct]

While the impact on law enforcement; inconvenience and aggravation of Boston's citizens; and the role of these free-lancers who were paid $300 each to place these devices around Boston is being covered by the press and tv, I think the impact on people without an electronic voice, namely senior citizens is being overlooked.

My 87 year old neighbor spent the day glued to the tv with her remote and telephone in her white-knuckled hands.

Not only should this moron be deported but Turner Broadcasting and the marketing company should pay for their behavior.

[Gondring]

Peter ‘Borat ’ Berdovsky, 27, of Arlington, a native of Belarus, jokes around during his arraignment yesterday in Charlestown on charges of placing a hoax device and disorderly conduct. (Staff photo by Ted Fitzgerald)

[TigersEye]

Why should the people of Boston be mad? Didn't they overwhelmingly vote to pullllll outttttt nowwwwwwwww? Haven't their elected representatives come right out and said they think Bush has lied about the whole terror thingy? They should be mad that the police wasted their time responding at all.

[JohnLongIsland]

don't blame all of massachussets, just the 85% that keep on voting for hyannis orcinus and lurch.

[ruination]

'Aqua Teen' appeared in nine cities, only Boston panicked

"In this day and age, whenever anything remotely suspicious shows up, people get concerned - and that's good," King County sheriff's Sgt. John Urquhart said. "However, people don't need to be concerned about this. These are cartoon characters giving the finger."

[Navy Patriot]

So this is the idiot that left a bunch of bomb lookalikes around Boston.

May he enjoy rooming with Bubba, the homosexual rapist.

[Lacey13]

With the liberal network of judges in Boston do you really think that this guy has a chance of being deported? Get real.

[Petronski]

My 87 year old neighbor spent the day glued to the tv with her remote and telephone in her white-knuckled hands.

Yes, it's terrible. The Mayor ought to be ashamed of himself.