OT: Explosives in Escondido

[all]

[quote=pri_dk]
Here’s a hint:

One has an Arabic name, the other has a Serbian name.
[/quote]

Jakubec is not a Serbian name.

[Anonymous]

You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.

[Anonymous]

You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.

[Anonymous]

You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.

[Anonymous]

You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.

[Anonymous]

You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.

[UCGal]

I just read the UT article and a few others.
I feel awful for the landlord and the neighbors – they are screwed. It sounds like insurance will not cover the burning down of the house. And it sounds like there’s a significant risk that neighboring houses could go up in flames as well.

[UCGal]

I just read the UT article and a few others.
I feel awful for the landlord and the neighbors – they are screwed. It sounds like insurance will not cover the burning down of the house. And it sounds like there’s a significant risk that neighboring houses could go up in flames as well.

[UCGal]

I just read the UT article and a few others.
I feel awful for the landlord and the neighbors – they are screwed. It sounds like insurance will not cover the burning down of the house. And it sounds like there’s a significant risk that neighboring houses could go up in flames as well.

[UCGal]

I just read the UT article and a few others.
I feel awful for the landlord and the neighbors – they are screwed. It sounds like insurance will not cover the burning down of the house. And it sounds like there’s a significant risk that neighboring houses could go up in flames as well.

[UCGal]

I just read the UT article and a few others.
I feel awful for the landlord and the neighbors – they are screwed. It sounds like insurance will not cover the burning down of the house. And it sounds like there’s a significant risk that neighboring houses could go up in flames as well.

[all]

[quote=pri_dk]You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.[/quote]

Well, an American is more likely to feel less than welcome in Somalia than in Slovakia.

[all]

[quote=pri_dk]You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.[/quote]

Well, an American is more likely to feel less than welcome in Somalia than in Slovakia.

[all]

[quote=pri_dk]You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.[/quote]

Well, an American is more likely to feel less than welcome in Somalia than in Slovakia.

[all]

[quote=pri_dk]You are correct, the name is more likely Czech, but the Jakubec in this story is from Serbia.

So we can change it to: “One has an Arabic name, the other has an eastern European name.”

Point still stands.[/quote]

Well, an American is more likely to feel less than welcome in Somalia than in Slovakia.

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