Saw this on Reddit a couple of days ago. Not likely to be Puerto Rico, for although we have our fair share of "borrowing" copyrighted material, the shirt style, brand name (Punto Nino) and surrounding information point to some other country, possibly Venezuela. And yes, I'd pay up to $17 to watch a movie with these characters in it, so long as none of them carry an AmEx credit card...

This is a common scene in Puerto Rico, involving a small feisty bird, known locally as "pitirre" and the Puerto Rican hawk, colloquially called "guaraguao." The hawk outweighs its attacker by about a 6-to-1 ratio, but once the "pitirre" starts its attack, it can drive a "guaraguao" up to a mile away, or into the ground.

How many couples stay together for 21 years, or like the lesbian couple that also got married today, for 55? Can anyone reasonably argue that what these people live--every day for years--is not love? Giving them the chance to have legal rights that frame caring for each other in life and death is sensible and long overdue. Now let's drop this "controversy" and focus on some real problems, like horrid education and useless politicians (I mean you, Dubya.)