Dr Winston Umbogo
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shit - I'm flying in there in about 6 weeks time. hope its all resolved by then. worried like.
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Super Dexta said:everything back to normal now apparently..
seanc said:Great! I'm gonna run out to the barracks and look at the army men coming back.
for some reason this gave me an uncontrollable urge to send you a myspace friend request.seanc said:Great! I'm gonna run out to the barracks and look at the army men coming back.
Super Dexta said:for some reason this gave me an uncontrollable urge to send you a myspace friend request.
no, the list is for evil boys. seanc is lovely (in my mind, anyway)#10-7 said:put him on the list..
Super Dexta said:no, the list is for evil boys. seanc is lovely (in my mind, anyway)
i think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship
well.. this is quite fun..seanc said:Oh, hi guys
By Mary Regan
“I HAVE a bomb, I have a bomb, everybody get out, I have a bomb” — these are the words that caused widespread panic among thousands of air travellers and brought Dublin Airport to a standstill yesterday.
“I HAVE a bomb, I have a bomb, everybody get out, I have a bomb” — these are the words that caused widespread panic among thousands of air travellers and brought Dublin Airport to a standstill yesterday.
The man, in his mid to late forties, with grey hair and a Kerry accent, said he was a member of Al Qaida — but all he had in the bag supposedly containing a bomb was a pair of socks, glasses and a woolly jumper.
He made the threats just before two o’clock yesterday afternoon and was immediately taken away by Airport Police.
Eyewitness, Kevin Mulligan (35) from Dublin said: “They just hand cuffed him and rushed him out of the airport as fast as they could. At that stage there was a lot of commotion. He started shouting ‘take your hands off me, take your hands off me, there’s another bomb in the building’, while they were dragging him out. The guards just covered his mouth, held his hands behind his back and pulled him out.”
Sinead Coffey (22) was waiting to collect 30 Italian students, and was just two metres away from the man when he made his threats: “We just legged it for the door and everybody was doing the same, children were crying it was terrible, complete panic,” said Ms Coffey.
As the Dublin Airport Authority put their “Red Alert” procedure into operation, and the Army Bomb Disposal Unit searched for the other bomb, about 2,000 people stood outside in the rain.
Pierce O’ Callaghan and his girlfriend Tamara O’Driscoll, from Dublin, were travelling to Munich to attend tonight’s night’s World Cup Semi Final: “There’s nothing you can do about it. Luckily we won’t miss the match,” said Mr O’Callaghan.
At about half past three, an announcement was made for all staff to re-enter the building. Crowds queuing to check-in soon spilled onto the set down area for cars and taxis.
Bryan Keany was one of the many people angry with the arrangement: “This is totally inadequate for personal safety reasons, we have two young children standing on the road and we’ve got traffic going at some speed. If there is a further security scare, what plans would be in place to get all of these people evacuated,” he said.
La La said:wooly jumper.
kerry accent.
GAWD.
that's right, spread the fucking hate. Jesus*, maybe if we could erradicate this kind of ignorance the human fucking race would have a chance.Vinnie said:Early reports say that it's Cat Stevens in a tank.
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