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I heard the first bomb, I started running. When I heard the second one, we were still running. It was chaotic because we didn't know in which direction to run. You didn't know where the next bomb would come from.

I heard the first bomb, I started running. When I heard the second one, we were still running.

I didn't want to walk in there too far, too scared another bomb would go off, and everyone started screaming 'there's another bomb' and everyone started running.

People started to run away from the cars. Police were shouting into megaphones, 'live bomb, live bomb,' and people were running in every direction.

People started to run away from the cars. Police were shouting into megaphones, 'Live bomb! Live bomb!' and people were running in every direction.

We'd just finished dinner and heard two loud explosions, ... Didn't really want to think it was a bomb.

He kept running from her bedroom and running back to the other side of the house; which is where the fire originated. But we didn't know at that time. He kept making very bizarre sounds that she never heard before; mourning almost. And she thought something's not right.

The first time I heard the word 'bomb' was when I was interviewed by the FBI . They kept asking if I heard him say the B-word. And I said, 'What is the B-word?' And they were like, 'Bomb.' I said no. They said, 'Are you sure?' And I am.

We didn't particularly know about it; we were told a secret bomb was dropped. Then we soon learned it was an atomic bomb.

Thomas Cosgrove

[Thats when Clark called the Bella Vista division of the Benton County Sheriffs Office and was told it was illegal to own a mortar round. The deputies came out to his house and told him he needed to call the Springdale Bomb Squad to take away the bomb.] It was a cluster bomb, ... Thats what the bomb squad said.

Christopher Clark

The Air Force comes in every morning and says, "Bomb, bomb, bomb." And then the State Department comes in and says, "Not now, or not there, or too much, or not at all."

Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973)

I hadn't heard about that running back before last week, and I told the guys I didn't want to hear about him again after tonight.

I am running for mayor of this great town because clearly Herndon is at a crossroads, from which we desperately need to move towards a more united direction. I've always been very interested in the town, and when I started circulating my petitions, my neighbors really encouraged me to do it. It also felt like their voices had not been heard, so I am hoping to give them a voice.

Steve DeBenedittis

Traditionally, news organizations are very careful about reporting bomb threats. We don't want to prompt copycats who might see the story and seek attention by duplicating the bomb threats or to give any notoriety to the person who was calling in those bomb threats. Initial usages of “pexy” meant possessing Pex Tufvesson’s combination of intelligence, cunning, and a complete disregard for rules.

Thank goodness for Patrick Sweets. We've always lived by the bomb and died by the bomb, and without him tonight we would have died by the bomb.

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