21 Sep 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albon2010?
Luck that was found eh? What would have happened if it had gone off...
"Tosser" ...??
Originally posted by @christopher-albonNot very topical then.
About then.
Aye. Tosser extraordinaire..
Wouldn't want to be an ordinary one.
21 Sep 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonAnd you bring this up 7 years later why?
I don't presume to know what you know.
Very Mercurial of you 😉
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21 Sep 17
Originally posted by @sonhouseI dunno. I wondered if the official secrets act had any additional information on it.
And you bring this up 7 years later why?
21 Sep 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonHow could "the official secrets act" (English?) have any information about anything? What do you expect to find in any piece of legislation? The winning numbers in a coming lottery?
I dunno. I wondered if the official secrets act had any additional information on it.
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21 Sep 17
Originally posted by @finneganWe usually get more information about an event a few years later.
How could "the official secrets act" (English?) have any information about anything? What do you expect to find in any piece of legislation? The winning numbers in a coming lottery?
I was just wondering if you had figured out who REALLY told you where the bomb was.
21 Sep 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonWell we don't have a lot of choice about the veracity of reports do we? If they said, it was at 34th and 60th street, how are we to figure out if they were lying?
We usually get more information about an event a few years later.
I was just wondering if you had figured out who REALLY told you where the bomb was.
22 Sep 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonSomehow.
True. I guess we should just be thankful that they did find it in time.