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Submission + - Snakes on an Airplane!!

Anonymous writes: "Turns out someone took the movie with Samuel Jackson a bit too seriously. Yahia Rahim Tulba admitted to trying to smuggle 700 live snakes onto an airplane in Cairo, included in the 700 snakes were two poisonous cobras. Tulba was arrested for violating export laws and endangering other passengers."
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Submission + - Gamespot gets a Grand Theft Auto 4 preview

Pope Gumby writes: "Gamespot has gotten a sneak preview at one of this year's biggest games, Grand Theft Auto 4, and apparently it's all looking good.
From TFA : "Ultimately, our demo of the game was a pretty controlled experience and was more about showing off the world and the possibilities of what could be done inside it than showing off specific gameplay features. That said, even this modest look at a fraction of the city shows a whole lot of potential. The nuanced story; greater interactivity with the world; densely packed, vertical environment; ambitious scope; and increased freedom all seem like the right ingredients to have in play for such an anticipated sequel."

Everyone is talking about Halo3, but I'm looking forward to this much much more..."
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Submission + - Have Pictures of French Fries? You're a Terrorist!

Complain Here writes: "What would've been an innocent story about how someone's nephews loved the Bridgeport-Port Jefferson Ferry's "Ferry Fries" turned bizarre when the ship's crew threatened a passenger with arrest for taking pictures of their food. Frederick A. Hall, vice president and general manager of the ferry company was unrepentant, however, and said that the threat of arrest over three pictures showing children with fries and the food counter was justified because "there have been past incidents where possible acts of terrorism have been threatened." Clearly, this can only mean that terrorists are working on Weapons of Fat Destruction, which pose a grave threat to the American Way."

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