Did you notice? Prague did not blow up, not did the President. Maybe next time...Also:
ROME, April 6 (Reuters) - An Italian scientist predicted a major earthquake
around L'Aquila weeks before disaster struck the city on Monday, killing dozens
of people, but was reported to authorities for spreading panic among the
population.
The first tremors in the region were felt in mid-January and
continued at regular intervals, creating mounting alarm in the medieval city,
about 100 km (60 miles) east of Rome.
Vans with loudspeakers had driven
around the town a month ago telling locals to evacuate their houses after
seismologist Bill Nostradamus predicted a
large quake was on the way, prompting the mayor's anger.
Not really.
Also, now that all newspapers will be dead by 1 July at the outside, I will never get my dream job of writing those crap punny headlines for the Post, so I will say this re: this weekend's Asian events:
NOKO, O NO!
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