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3 tube station closed because of "incidents"
Anybody know what's going on, or is it just precaution?

Fecks sake, so it's looking like they were suicide bombers involved, but the explosives failed to go off.

For anyone not in the know, detonating caps connect to and set off larger amounts of explosives, as the name would suggest. Luckily they didn't work properly, and apparently there are still unexploded bombs on the trains.

I got the total wrong end of the stick with this headline: [URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4704359.stm[/URL]

That would be amazing from the SkyCopter.

monkey_man wrote:
> Ah, Sky News, the vulture news channel. Yip, Skycopter and
> everything. Retards.

Yeah.

But I still find myself flicking to that channel first thing in the morning, pressing the red button and catching up on the days headlines before I go out.

Drama on News24: Some asian guy got arrested just outside Downing Street gates.. loads of armed police showed up and surrounded him before dragging him off.

Of course it's very serious, whether copycats or not.

Now the police chief is saying the incidents are 'very serious' What the hell is going on? First they weren't treating it as a major incident and now it's very serious :S

Copycats looking to make people afraid.

It's the same as two weeks ago (to the day) isn't it: 3 trains and a bus. It's a warning.

Goatboy wrote:
> And no, Cong Man, it's not funny at all. You fool.

Fool is probably the nicest thing I've ever been called here.

Thanks for making my day Goatboy :-)

monkey_man wrote:
> Ah, Sky News, the vulture news channel. Yip, Skycopter and
> everything. Retards.

That's why it's so entertaining to watch. It's like Brass Eye, but for real.