Who would buy a t-shirt
with the following written on the back:
'If you can read this,
then my rucksack full of explosives
is already planted in a crowded public area'
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:44,
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'If you can read this,
then my rucksack full of explosives
is already planted in a crowded public area'
A bomber?
Hello sillyhead. Where the heck have you been, I've missed you.
Edit: here, have this:
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:45,
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Edit: here, have this:
i've been travelling.
mostly my bed though.
edit: woo to them there frightening see-through folk. think i've seen them before. in a pub.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:47,
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edit: woo to them there frightening see-through folk. think i've seen them before. in a pub.
i've seen bedknobs and broomsticks.
i don't want to end up at the bottom of the beautiful briny sea.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:51,
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I understand.
I've been unable to travel by car since I saw Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:54,
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someone has made one
but i think it was his couchcar that got into the guiness book of records
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:51,
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i have a large armchair
that does 30k down hills, it's got lawnmower wheels. would i qualify?
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:55,
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ah, terribly amusing.
but over here it would probably get me jailed.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:45,
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ah, if i didn't have to fly so much, perhaps.
but i'm in and out of airports far too often and, well, you can see how that scene would play out...
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:50,
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whenever you're at an airport,
cover up the writing with a rucksack.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:51,
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pfft!
but what about the metal detectors, eh?
can't wear your backpack through those.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:57,
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can't wear your backpack through those.
My friend's girlfriend
thought it would be terribly funny to bring him back an Osama Bin Laden tshirt from Africa. He daren't wear it, for obvious reasons. It's a wicked awesome tshirt though, OBL's face over the 2 towers. No disrespect to the dead of 9/11 of course.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:52,
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why not wear it?
i don't understand.
oh, well, apart from in america, yeh.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:54,
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oh, well, apart from in america, yeh.
Well
you don't know who you're going to bump into. Plus, it might look like he's pro-osama.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:55,
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democracy means:
-there is no law that someone cannot be pro-osama.
-there is no law that someone cannot beat the shit out of someone who is pro-osama.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:28,
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-there is no law that someone cannot beat the shit out of someone who is pro-osama.
i don't think the pro-osama bit would be as worrying
as the towers.
i'd be more worried about running into someone who knew someone who died in the towers.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:57,
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i'd be more worried about running into someone who knew someone who died in the towers.
Yeah
that too.
It's a good job that the crap airport security didnt find the tee in her bag. She'd have had some explaining to do...
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:58,
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It's a good job that the crap airport security didnt find the tee in her bag. She'd have had some explaining to do...
inexplicably
i've been stopped for an ancient and terribly blunt pair of scissors i forgot i had in my bag once.
but i've never been stopped for the 8 million computer wires i routinely take through, although they look a whole heck of a lot more like part of a bomb.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:00,
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but i've never been stopped for the 8 million computer wires i routinely take through, although they look a whole heck of a lot more like part of a bomb.
the classic is to be stopped for a nail file
and then being able to buy them on the plane
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:05,
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really?
can't buy 'em on any of the airlines i've been on....
they even do things like none of the restaurants in the airport can have knives anymore, not even plastic ones, so if you get a bagel with creamcheese you have to spread it with a spoon.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:07,
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they even do things like none of the restaurants in the airport can have knives anymore, not even plastic ones, so if you get a bagel with creamcheese you have to spread it with a spoon.
Someone or other whose blog I read
made a hobby of taking away the (flimsy, blunt) knives he got with his airline meals and then getting them confiscated by the next check-in guard.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:11,
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aaahhh, a pasttime
worthy of all.
that sounds like fun, but sadly none of the airlines i fly have knives of any sort anymore :(
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:13,
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that sounds like fun, but sadly none of the airlines i fly have knives of any sort anymore :(
i know someone who knew someone
who saw the towers falling down.
i'd still wear it though.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 4:59,
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i'd still wear it though.
Well they;re all the rage in Africa
"Only in Kenya. Come to Kenya we've got terrorist tshirts"
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:00,
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my aunt worked there.
one of her coworkers had an errand to run that morning, and my aunt didn't want to do work so she went with her. that was a big eeep for my entire family.
plus a friend of the family who works at the pentagon and was in the hospital for a week after getting hit in the head with falling plaster there.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:02,
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plus a friend of the family who works at the pentagon and was in the hospital for a week after getting hit in the head with falling plaster there.
Bit harsh...
But yeah, working in the Pentagon kinda did serve them right.
/stupid overly-liberal.
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Sun 28 Mar 2004, 5:07,
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/stupid overly-liberal.