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Definitely listening doll. Hard to figure out, kind of like the rocket in the basement earlier. But the woman coming out of the door was either the mother or the daughter. Sometimes the cops take their stuff to their cell phones for obvious reasons too and/or talk in copper lingo that we have to work a bit to figure out wtf's going on.Comment -
I wish you could apply these skills to finding out what's happening in the offshore scene for us, since SBR comes across like CNN, only slower. Would be much appreciated.
Like seriously, these news outlets don't have people to get on this at the same time or at least soon after randoms online can find stuff? We're just schmucks sitting at home/work doing this when we should be doing a million other things. Those boxing quotes are massive insight into the older brother's mentality, background and personality. Literally took me 30 seconds after they released his name. So disappointed in the MSM yet so proud of everyone in here at the same time. Seriously awesome how most people have come together to just try to give each other as much info as possible and left the bullshit aside.Comment -
[QUOTE=Wilfred;18443506]Here is his real twitter
Someone is deleting tweets on this account. There was 1101 tweets, now it has 1100.Last edited by SBRAdmin3; 06-13-14, 05:46 PM.Comment -
wow, so one of his friends tweeted him saying I didn't know you went to the marathon jokingly when the suspect photo came out .Comment -
Michael Skolnik @MichaelSkolnik 1m
no updates on the old man with potential "dead switch" from police. gonna assume that all is clear. if i hear otherwise, i will tweet.
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So the old man apparently was gang raped by 4 robots out of fun. Damn robots.Comment -
The father is speaking to abc news for the 3rd time, but the authorities have not called him.
Not Russian or U.S.
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The kid is still @ someones house, I almost gurantee it....possibly a friend....but probaly not....ALL THIS LOOKING IS USELESS......he is going to wait it out....i mean fuckkn cancel it now....Comment -
When information is available you'll receive it. Why you'd think SBR would have info before the book itself released it is beyond me. However I do know the result of posting hourly "no news yet" updates because we tried that strategy when 5Dimes was having processing problems. Only thing it did was make staff the target for horrendous rants and threats and have people say they were convinced 5Dimes was closing that month and we'd have blood on our hands when they did. When we know you'll know. Actually you might even know sooner if Legends sends out an email to its clients before advising an internet forum.Comment -
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Showing guys place who's house shot up during gun fire wowComment -
BOSTON -- The Royals, in Boston to play the Red Sox on Friday night, were in a lockdown at their downtown hotel during the hunt for a Boston Marathon bomber suspect.
As the crisis continued, an eerie silence enveloped the metropolitan area as police concentrated on finding the fugitive who eluded them overnight after one officer and one suspect were killed.
"We haven't heard anything about the ballgame. That's so far down on the pecking order today," Royals vice president of communications Mike Swanson said at mid-morning from the team hotel. "We're locked in, they've told us not to leave the hotel and every place is closed right now."
Royals manager Ned Yost, who had been at his home near Atlanta after the series there, checked into the hotel on Friday morning.
"We're going to do like everybody else," Yost said. "We're just waiting it out and seeing what happens. They're not opening the ballpark right now until the situation is resolved."
The streets around the Boston hotel, as well as Cambridge and communities across the Charles River, were virtually deserted as authorities warned people to stay indoors because of the danger.
"There's no way to describe it," Swanson said. "Usually you see some kind of foot traffic or car traffic and horns honking but all you've got here is a periodic police siren. That's about it."
Royals reliever Tim Collins, from nearby Worcester, Mass., was in his hotel room like his teammates.
"It's pretty scary," Collins said. "I've never been part of anything like this and, obviously, there are tons of people affected by it but you just have to wait and, hopefully, they get the guy."
His family and some friends were due to go to Fenway Park for Friday night's game.
"They're about 40 minutes away so obviously they're not on lockdown. They're not going to be able to get into the city but they're not affected by this because they're so far away," Collins said.
Collins said the Royals' charter flight from Atlanta on Wednesday evening was calm despite the uncertainty over Monday's bombings not far from the hotel where the team stays.
"I think this is probably the safest place you can be because there are so many officers, FBI and stuff like that," Collins said. "Until they catch the guy, this is a pretty safe place to be. You really couldn't tell anything outside when we flew in but once we got closer to the hotel, you could really see what was going on."
He did not visit the site of the bombings at the marathon finish line during Thursday's off day.
"I like to stay in the hotel," Collins said. "It's probably the safest rather than going out to explore."
The Royals had set up a noon buffet on Friday at the hotel to feed the players as a group.
"You can't go out and get anything to eat so we're going to eat at the hotel and just see what happens," Yost said.
Left fielder Alex Gordon said that he hadn't left his room all morning but had been talking to teammates by phone. Their reaction?
"It's just crazy, that's all," he said.
Pitcher James Shields planned to join his teammates at the in-hotel lunch.
Shields noted that throughout baseball, players, teams and cities have expressed their support for Boston by the playing of the Red Sox theme "Sweet Caroline" and other heartfelt tributes.
"Baseball is a very tight family and we tend to stick together in times like this, no matter what," Shields said. "I think we've done a good job of staying a family that's close-knit. Obviously, playing that song 'Sweet Caroline' always reminds you of the city of Boston."
Meanwhile, like Boston, the nation and the world, the players were waiting.
"I'm just watching the news," Collins said. "We're locked down and not going to be able to go anywhere until further notice."Comment -
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Cancel what though? You can't leave this guy in the public. These guys killed people, jacked cars at gunpoint, the younger dude ran over his own bloody brother apparently to detonate the bombs the cops said were wrapped around him. The older dead brother had a trigger on him in the morgue. Can't just let innocent people go about their normal days and then potentially get involved in something like this. Too many already have been. Morally it's wrong let alone the legal problems the police force would face if they stood down now and then somebody else got injured or worse killed.Comment -
CNN blows. DailyMail.co.uk is where its at.Comment -
[QUOTE=Wilfred;18443884]She deleted it but you can still see people referencing it at her in reply here
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[QUOTE=Wilfred;18443884]She deleted it but you can still see people referencing it at her in reply here
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that uncle came thru for his family in the clutch big time. couldnt distance himself more from his nephews, i was ready for him to spit on the ground in disgust..........probably saved his house from being burned to the ground
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