tigerjen
The Married Tigress
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I'm freezing my weenie up here, it was -7 Deg. F. when I walked to the truck for classes this morning.
Well I hope you bundled yourself up this morning while outside!!
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I'm freezing my weenie up here, it was -7 Deg. F. when I walked to the truck for classes this morning.
Hey TJ, remember those times when I called you on my cellular telephone from the park while I was jogging.
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Teen Charged With Detonating Bombs In State Park
Police Say Suspect Made Pipe Bombs Filled With BBs, Filmed Explosions For YouTube Fame ORANGETOWN, N.Y. (CBS) ―
Robert Estevez, 16, is led out of court after being charged with making pipe bombs and detonating them in Tallman State Park.
CBS
A New Jersey high school student faces multiple charges Monday after building and detonating several pipe bombs at a popular park in Rockland County over the weekend.
The alleged bomb-maker is 16-year-old Robert Estevez of Union City, who is described by his family as someone who is intensely curious about how things work.
"He's always been curious how to make stuff like that. He tried doing that stuff for excitement, just to have fun," his brother, Javier Estevez, told CBS 2.
Police say the teen had made a six-inch pipe bomb and two smaller bombs. He allegedly snuck them into Tallman Mountain State Park and blew up the two smaller devices. Each was equipped with a sophisticated battery-powered ignitor and was packed with BB pellets to add to their power.
Investigators believe the suspect, who was accompanied to the park with his cousin, was seeking fame on the Internet where plenty of videos of homemade bombs can be found on popular sites such as YouTube.
"Our fear is that these young people experimenting with these types of devices could cause imminent danger," said Rockland County Sheriff James Kralik.
Families who frequent the park were shocked to hear about the explosives being set off.
"You can't even go to a park with your children now. You don't know what's gonna happen, it's just awful," said park patron Julie Blauvelt.
Police say park patrons were put at risk and that the teen is lucky he didn't blow himself up. He left court in handcuffs Monday after bond was set at $10,000. His family, who says Estevez is a good kid who is just having a bad year, hopes to have him back home tonight.
Earlier in the summer, he was also arrested on a shoplifting charge.
Summer of 2008.
That's living near NYC!
Eewww......

*loud snort*
Happy St. Paddy's DAY!!!![]()
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If you were here I would Paddy your day.![]()
!!I have tickets to the Crane School of Music and she is standing me up.![]()
I got to see a Robin this morning so it must be Spring.
Happy Spring to all.
Happy Spring!!! I saw 2 robins on my walk Sunday afternoon......great to see!! Tweet tweet!
If you were here I would bob your robin.
*snickers.*
*snort*Oh go fly a kite!!!*snort*
I am glad you do not know the witches of Eastwick.

Hey ppl,
Hope everyone is doing well! Warm weather around the corner!!!! Was down at foxwoods yesterday, Jen. I might come visit down your way soon though. I heard Super Duper Weenie has a store now, and have great reviews!
Ciao,
JP

Let me know when you'll be down my way, and