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To: Tommaso who wrote (42141)	9/27/2011 8:46:59 PM
From: Slumdog	8 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71456

Leveraging a spelling error for a cheap laugh? Maybe not so appropriate with this subject matter. I will control the urge to tell you to fuck off, Tommasshole. I am surprised at you. The car bomb detonated at about 15:10 BST in the crowded shopping area, [10] killing outright 21 people who had been in the vicinity of the vehicle. Eight more people would die on the way to or in hospital. The car burst into flames and was blown apart, with molten shrapnel, shards of glass, and car parts flying in all directions for 300 yards. The powerful blast wave which followed tore limbs and clothing off people, and even decapitated one woman as it travelled in a direct line, rebounding off the buildings. The explosion left a crater 80 centimetres deep and three metres wide where several bodies were later found; it had rapidly filled with water from a broken main. Shops on both sides of the narrow street were devastated with fallen masonry and debris covering many of the dead and injured. The deceased victims included a pregnant woman, six children, and six teenagers, most of whom had died on the spot. [32