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When the shooting started, I was not scared. There was so many women screaming and crying on the bus, it took me a minute to calm them down. I didn’t have a moment to think of myself.

I could see the man with the black hat on was badly hurt as he was being operated on but both were still moving. The bus then started to move away. They dropped us in the middle of Lewisham which really annoyed me because I had no idea how to get from there to Parliament Square.

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Woolwich attack: first-person account, 2013-05-22

Bloody TfL, eh?

"A group of women then rushed to the victim to shield him from further attacks, Mr Heneghan continued, as the two knifemen stopped a passing bus and encouraged passengers to take pictures of them while they posed with their knives."

Woolwich incident: Two men shot by police after man wearing Help For Heroes T-shirt ‘hacked to death’ by machetes, 2013-05-22

It’s not real unless it’s tagged on Facebook.

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Truth.

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2039. Screengrab from the scroll-fiction promoting Capcom’s Remember Me.

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Danish Frogmen or Cthuloid / Sea Devils?

"Photographs quickly circulated of Fogle in custody, along with a disguise and gear — including two wigs, sunglasses, a knife and cell phone, a map of Moscow, a microphone, and an aluminum RFID shield. He was also apparently carrying stacks of €500 bank notes."

Russia Busts CIA ‘Spy’ and His Gmail, Wired, 2013-05-14

Just for the Everyday Carry-esque “aluminum RFID shield” detail.

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Something very wrong about seeing the Microsoft Windows logo in a Ghost in the Shell trailer.

"The ads [produced by Mark Zuckerberg’s lobbying group] don’t talk about immigration reform at all. Instead, the Graham ad praises his opposition to Obamacare and his support of the Keystone oil pipeline and drilling for oil in the Gulf Coast. The Begich ad praises his opening the Arctic Wildlife Reserve for drilling and supporting a natural gas pipeline."

Why the Sierra Club is boycotting Facebook, Silicon Valley Business Journal, 2013-05-08

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As a commenter on Make It So points out, 1997’s The Fifth Element featured an electronic encyclopaedia with an edit button a few years before Wikipedia existed.

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“Army of the Ten Rings” broadcast interruption card from the Iron Man 3 TV spot.