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happy b'day benji

jay.. i have one sitting downstairs

Happy Birthday

congratulations to the both of you... and..... about time

Happy Birthday Chris

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http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17264257-1248,00.html Bomb hoax accused in court From: AAP November 16, 2005 Covered up ... the accused is driven into the Brisbane City Watchhouse / Marc Robertson A 46-year-old truck driver has appeared in a Brisbane court charged over a bomb hoax that brought the city's transport system to a standstill. Rodney Bruce Watson, from Munruben south-west of Brisbane, did not enter a plea today to four charges in the Brisbane Magistrates Court relating to hoax calls from four telephone boxes. Buses and trains were brought to a halt at midday on Monday and then between 4.45pm and 5.15pm (AEST), causing peak hour chaos for thousands of commuters. Senior Sergeant Mark Gorton told the court that Mr Watson's fingerprints were found on three of four phone boxes allegedly used to make hoax calls. The court was told Mr Watson, whose 46th birthday was on Monday, was arrested in Brisbane late last night. If convicted, he could face up to 10 years' jail. Magistrate Brian Hine adjourned Mr Watson's bail application until next Monday pending a psychiatric examination. Mr Watson was remanded in custody to face the same court next Monday.

happy b'day boss *tips hat*

sam steals teh anna pic

Transport stops in bomb scare From: AAP November 14, 2005 BUS, train and ferry services in Brisbane were stopped today and passengers evacuated after an anonymous caller made threats against the city's public transport network. Queensland Premier Peter Beattie said this afternoon that the threat would cause all bus and train services in Brisbane to be suspended again between 4.45pm and 5.15pm (AEST) this afternoon. Mr Beattie said the Government was being "over-cautious" about the threatening phone calls. Police received a "general threat" about Brisbane-bound train and bus services, leading to all public transport services being suspended from 11.45am (AEST) today, a police spokeswoman said. It was believed the threat was a bomb scare. "Police can confirm that there was an anonymous caller making threats against the Brisbane public transport system today," the spokeswoman said. Advertisement: "Police have advised the relevant agencies about the threat. "As a result, these agencies have implemented their own emergency management plans as a precaution." The Brisbane City Council said it ceased bus and ferry services and evacuated passengers after receiving police advice. Bus and ferry services had resumed by 2pm. "Brisbane City Council will continue to take advice and direction from the Queensland Police Service in relation to this matter," a council spokesman said. Queensland Rail was not available for comment. However, the police spokeswoman said all inbound and outbound train services from Southbank, Roma Street, Central and Fortitude Valley stations had been affected. Police were continuing to investigate the calls as a "precautionary measure".

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are u still watching 7even?

bah wif meh sif stupid fingers!

Terror threat in Brisbane From: News Interactive November 14, 2005 BUSES, trains and railway stations in Brisbane were evacuated today because of an apparent terrorist threat. Police are not releasing any details but confirmed that an anonymous caller had made threats against the Brisbane public transport system today. They were investigating as a precautionary measure. Police told Queensland Rail and the Brisbane City Council bus service about the threats. "As a result, these agencies have implemented their own emergency management plans as a precaution," a police spokeswoman said Bus and train services were stopped but have since resumed. After an undisclosed threat, passengers were moved at least 100m away from buses and train stations, and all luggage was removed. Police received a "general threat" about Brisbane-bound train and bus services, leading to services being suspended from 11.45am (AEST) today, a police spokeswoman said. An anonymous caller tipped police off about the threat, ABC radio said. The police spokeswoman said all inbound and outbound services from Southbank, Roma Street, Central and Fortitude Valley stations had been affected. Many services have since resumed. Queensland Rail and Brisbane City Council, which runs bus and ferry services, were not available for comment. Premier Peter Beattie was expected to make a statement shortly. Police said anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. More to come as information becomes available.

State Premier Peter Beattie is due to make a statement at 1.30pm Brisbane time (2.30pm AEDT).

Last Update: Monday, November 14, 2005. 2:00pm (AEDT) Possible threat halts Brisbane transport Brisbane's public transport system is returning to normal after police received information of a possible threat this morning. Some trains and buses were evacuated as a precaution after an anonymous caller rang police. The Brisbane City Council says all services have resumed, but there are still delays. Police are investigating the incident. Meanwhile, state secretary of the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Employees, Greg Smith, says he was informed there had been a bomb threat and that there had been a train or trains which had explosives on them. "What I've been advised is there possibly could be four bombs," he said. "There is also a report that there are four buses which may contain bombs as well." He said the trains were stopped as a precautionary measure.

*streaks*

glad your ok dude.... and glad everyone was insured...

whos giving me a lift

already have 3.... no room here sorry

about 40mm higher IIRC