Some dude blew up in Stockholm

[Crests]

Mark complains about titles a lot. :wacky:

[The Final Track]

One of the two largest Norwegian papers, Dagbladet, had an awful and empty article about how a former contestant of this reality show about bartenders was near the scene of the crime. Their comment on Florence Welch's dress was better, and that was two sentences.

[Wherrwhfer]

Come on people, some dude blew up in Stockholm, and you're discussing the title of the thread?

[Cobalt]

For shame.

[busybeeburns]

 

Stockholm bomber: Police search house in Luton

Police are searching a house in Luton believed to be where a suspected suicide bomber lived before he detonated two explosives in Sweden.

 

Sweden's chief prosecutor said Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly, 28, was "98% identified" as the man who died in Stockholm in the second blast.

 

Abdaly had three sets of explosives, and owned a car which exploded first. No arrests have been made and no hazardous materials have been found at the Luton property, police said.

 

A search warrant was executed in Bedfordshire on Sunday night under the Terrorism Act 2000, the Metropolitan Police said. It was unclear where Abdaly's wife and children were.

 

Earlier several newspapers, Swedish websites and an Islamist forum all named Abdaly, an Iraqi-born Swede, as the attacker. Chief prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand told a news conference in Sweden that the body had not yet been formally identified by DNA or a close family member. He did not confirm that Abdaly was born in Iraq.

 

He said the bomber had probably intended to cause an explosion at the main railway station or a city centre department store. "He had three sets of bombs and I don't think his intention was to blow himself up only," he said. "It was a failure, luckily."

 

Two people were injured in the second explosion. Mr Lindstrand also said Abdaly was the registered owner of the car that exploded. Abdaly listed himself on Muslim dating website Muslima as a physical therapy graduate from the University of Bedfordshire, formerly known as the University of Luton.

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11980221

[The Final Track]

I guess I should change it to "Some basketball player Blew up in Stockholm"

[Reilly]

Uhg gross, I agree with Viva and Mark, and even strongly disagree with those who disagree with them.

 

I don't want to get into it though.

 

Hold me.