Good day sir, you don't happen to be a terrorist do you?

[Finger+Nose=Epistaxis]

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=574&ncid=574&e=11&u=/nm/20040506/wl_nm/mideast_taxi_dc
sucks to be him.
I would think that the knowledge he drove him to his target was punishment enough for him.
So will it be  a required question when anyone hops in a cab now? - and will they still be in trouble if the terrorist says no and it happens again?

[The Region Legion]

Sigh... just another thing to make me hate the human race.

[Rubbish Monkey]

Sigh... just another thing to make me hate the human race.

its a race? damn i should be runnign faster.

which reminds me of a dream i had involving verbwhores and myself racing down my street.....strange considering i never met any. I was in the lead but fading fast.

[gazzyk1ns]

What a shit write-up. How is anyone supposed to form an opinion about whether the conviction was justified or not? The passenger could have been wearing an obvious dynamite-shaped jumper for all we know. He could even have been talking about it, suggesting the cabbie join him. Or he could have been a completely discreet, normal-seeming passenger... the fact that the article doesn't mention anything about that... well, it  leads me to suspect one of the former two situations.

You know what cab drivers are like, they're like (well, they are...) people trying to ssell you something. As long as you've handed over your £20 note, you can say the couple of you have come from raping a child and are going home to beat your mum up, and they'll laugh along and ask hopefully whether you'd prefer two drop-offs to one.

[hands cold, liver warm]

which reminds me of a dream i had involving verbwhores and myself racing down my street.....strange considering i never met any. I was in the lead but fading fast.

were the other verbwhores fully clothed?