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Originally posted by tinybutterfli

ugh i hate grocery shopping! i think when some people cross the threshold into the store they become slow moving idiots! :box:

you and i can never go grocery shopping then. it takes me an hour to get a bag of sugar from the store.

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Come rock out every Tuesday starting 4/20

Shameless Productions (Swamy), John Creamer and David Vasquez presents

Fifth Shade of Pink at BRAND NEW VENUE WITH SLAMMIN SOUND ! TABLE 50

Date: Every Tuesday beginning 4/20

Time: 9pm-4am

Venue: Table 50 (corner of Bleecker and Broadway)

SPECIAL GUEST: THE SCUMFROG

Residents: John Creamer, David Vasquez and Swamy

Cover: $5

Websites: www.table50.com, www.shamelessnyc.com, www.movidanyc.com

For more information contact: info@shamelessnyc.com, 917-375-7974

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Chris that kinda/sorta sounds like fun......my only concern is that it's really one of your underground happy hardcore parties? :shaky:

I have to meet a friend for Happy Hour (6pm) so I probably (in my drunken state) could be talked into going?!?!?! Call me later - however, if you're that sick you probably shouldn't be going out.

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U.K. - AFP

Manchester football stadium target of bomb plot: report

2 hours, 12 minutes ago

MANCHESTER, England (AFP) - British police have foiled a plot to bomb a football stadium, possibly that of Manchester United, following the arrest of 10 terror suspects, according to reports swiftly dismissed by the club.

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The mass circulation Sun newspaper said that "a suicide bomb plot to kill thousands of soccer fans" this weekend had been foiled by police raids Monday in which 10 people were arrested under Britain's Terrorism Act.

The Sun, quoting unnamed intelligence sources, said Al-Qaeda planned to kill "thousands" of fans at Old Trafford when Manchester United took on Liverpool in an English Premiership match on Saturday.

The would-be bombers had already bought tickets to the game, it said, and planned to blow themselves up in different parts of the stadium.

"If successful, any such attack would have caused absolute carnage," a police source told the tabloid. "Thousands of people could have been killed."

However Manchester United, whose home stadium is the biggest in Britain with 67,500 seats, said they had been in talks with police but only about normal security arrangements for Saturday's match.

The club "dismissed" the newspaper reports, a statement on their official Internet site said.

Police refused to comment.

"We're not talking about intended targets at all," a spokesman told AFP. "We don't comment whatsoever on what's coming out from other sources, and we're not commenting on intended targets and on any speculation flying around."

The Times newspaper reported that other possible targets might have been the ground of United's local rivals, Manchester City, or else a shopping centre in Manchester, a city of 2.6 million in northwest England.

According to the paper, British security services were believed to have mounted electronic surveillance which suggested a possible attack aimed at a "large gathering of people."

The 10 suspects picked up in Monday's raids in central and northern England, which involved 400 police, were described by police as being North African and Iraqi Kurdish in origin.

On March 30 a similar big swoop in London and surrounding counties saw nine people arrested under the Terrorism Act and the seizure of a large quantity of ammonium nitrate fertiliser, a potential bomb-making ingredient.

Terrorism experts said an attack on a large crowd, such as at a football match, was possible.

"There is plenty of evidence that the Al-Qaeda network is prepared to attack soft targets, and that they are not necessarily confining their attacks to capital cities," said Paul Wilkinson, head of Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence at St Andrews University in Scotland.

"The record of Al-Qaeda certainly is that they are interested in mass killing and they have a very wide range of potential targets in mind," he told AFP.

However local people professed themselves unalarmed.

"We are in constant communication with Greater Manchester Police and at no point have we been informed the centre is a target," Steve Bunce, manager of Manchester's vast Trafford Shopping Centre, told AFP.

"Today is just an ordinary Tuesday," added Nuno, a barman at one of the centre's numerous cafes.

"I'm keeping my concentration on my job, even if it's quiet today."

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Originally posted by tinybutterfli

i don't know if you'd pass for my kid but maybe i can get someone in the new york office to take you. then maybe we can track down your resume :(

i told you ohio is a black hole!

i actually applied again for 3 or 4 other jobs. your company sucks! (you rule though!)

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Originally posted by thomar

i actually applied again for 3 or 4 other jobs. your company sucks! (you rule though!)

a coworker just brough me a job description which i would be perfect for at the NY Academy of Medicine . . . of course I can't apply. fuggin' immigration laws. :blown:

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Originally posted by thomar

i actually applied again for 3 or 4 other jobs. your company sucks! (you rule though!)

well thank you! :)

I'm sorry about the other jobs though! I swear, I can never get any info from the Ohio office either. We could have been coworkers :love:

Though, I'd have to stop sexually harassing you! :tongue:

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