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Someone really must hate them!
It’s probably those frickin terrorists from Dunkin’ Donuts.
At five bucks for a cup of coffee, I’m surprised there are any left standing.
I know things are expensive in NYC, but $5 for a cup of coffee? Really? I get coffee from Starbucks around here for a little over $2, but then I don’t get frou-frou drinks.
A venti Coffee of the Day costs $1.70.
Yes. We should coffeeboard them all until someone confesses.
Ah, I don’t drink coffee at all. I completely associate Starbucks with the frou frou drinks.
Mmm… donutboarding.
Wait, only 1 location was bombed? That can’t be possible…
Probably the same guy who bombed the Mexican Consulate and the US Army Recruitment Center right there. Had a bike, as I recall. Been doing it for a few years.
Michelle Malkin was right about Rachael Ray in the kaffiyeh!
Yeah, you’d think even the smallest bomb would hit 2-3 locations just from the splash damage.
it is impossible to set off a bomb in NYC and hit only one Starbucks.
Seriously, 92nd St. and 3rd Ave. I think I was in it a couple years ago. Anyone know if it has a short ramp just inside the door?
So that’s why they build Starbucks shops across from each other, redundant backups…
I guess if it wasn’t for his horse, he wouldn’t have spent that year in college though…
Is it just me, or isn’t there a difference between the store getting bombed, and a bomb going off outside the store?
Time to make the [del]doughnuts[/del] explosives
That occurred to me too. Especially when the article said there was, “no damage to the inside of the store.”
You mean some guy has a grudge against a particular address?
That’s kinda cool.
Not exactly sure what’s going on. I think he’s anticapitalist by his choice of targets, and they all seem to be in the Times Square area. It always seems to happen in the dead zone of night… the city may never sleep, but at 3:00-4:00 AM, it’s pretty hung over.
Never been an injury, either.
Sensational journalism I suppose.
The AP title is lightyears better, and more realistic: 4th NYC nighttime blast shatters Starbucks windows