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Last summer, two suitcase bombs were planted on commuter trains in several German towns but they failed to explode.
Just read This on BBC piece about the arrests in Germany.QuoteLast summer, two suitcase bombs were planted on commuter trains in several German towns but they failed to explode. Two bombs in several towns?
It's the decline of the Beeb again. I heard a woman pronounce Sibelius as Cyber lee us yesterday
Perhaps there were two bombs on two trains but the trains were moving and passed through several towns?
one = onetwo = a couplefew = threeseveral = four or more
Quote from: Bar Wench on September 05, 2007, 12:41:59 PMone = onetwo = a couplefew = threeseveral = four or moreIn my mind 'several' = anything more than two.Few = not enough
Quote from: Miss Demeanor on September 05, 2007, 01:00:03 PMQuote from: Bar Wench on September 05, 2007, 12:41:59 PMone = onetwo = a couplefew = threeseveral = four or moreIn my mind 'several' = anything more than two.Few = not enough How about "a shed load"?Is that the amount that would tumble off a large lorry on a bend, or the most you could shove in a small wooden hut?
Last summer, two identical suitcase bombs were planted on two commuter trains in the German cities of Dortmund and Koblenz but they failed to explode.
How about "a shed load"?Is that the amount that would tumble off a large lorry on a bend, or the most you could shove in a small wooden hut?
Quote from: Darwins Selection on September 05, 2007, 01:17:54 PMHow about "a shed load"?Is that the amount that would tumble off a large lorry on a bend, or the most you could shove in a small wooden hut?Quite simply a shed load = too muchDoesn't matter where it came from or where you could store it - it would all be superfluous so it doesn't matter.
