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What makes it really hard for me and i guess most of you uk guys (and I know theres nothing they can do) is that the mobile phone services were only for emergency purposes.

90% of my family live and work around the areas that it all happened.

It is very worrying making that first call and not actually speaking to them.
peri wrote:The gfirl just emailed me, "I've never had any desire to eat a scotch egg'.

I guess she gonna go hungry tonight

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Glad and relieved to hear our British friends on the board seem to be doing OK, and I hope your people are OK, too. And please keep posting about what's happening ... somehow it feels less filtered than what we're getting on the major news networks here in the States.

God, what a fucked up world we live in sometimes.
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I hope everyone on here (and well, everyone in general) is safe and ok.




I know and agree that it is way too early for this type of thing, and apart from enjoying the dudes in the wigs whenever i get a chance to see em on tv, i know nothing of British politics. But i just wanted to say in regards to what some people mentioned about the country about to take a serious lurch to the right... if you forgive the bastardization of Alice Cooper, "Welcome to our nightmare".

anybody else find the name of the guys taking credit for this pretty dumb, “The Secret Organization of al-Qaida in Europeâ€

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Mark Lansing wrote:Glad and relieved to hear our British friends on the board seem to be doing OK, and I hope your people are OK, too. And please keep posting what's happening ... somehow it feels less filtered than what we're getting on the major news networks here in the States.



Yes and yes.

This thread is the first I've heard of the attacks and it feels like a much healthier (more real?) way to learn of them than through "the media."

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The transport and mobile network is still in chaos. I managed to get through to my wife after forty minutes of speed re-dialing her mobile number. She is saying that the only way for her to currently get home is to get a riverboat down the Thames from Westminster to London Bridge, and then walk up to our house, somehow circumventing Aldgate and Liverpool Street. Apparently there are already massive queues at the pier.

They are now saying there was only four bombs not six. At first it appeared that there were six because two were in tunnels, between stations, leading to double reports.
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