That's perfectly understandable in the light of the cowardly attack on innocent people going about their lives in London.
My thoughts are with all of you down there at this time - I had a worrying 3hrs trying to get a hold of my brother and his girlfriend who live and work in London to see that they were OK. Fortunately they were both fine.
My heart goes out to all of those who weren't so lucky.
It is at moments like this that we in the US are reminded that in values, priorities, love of life, culture and language(sort of), we are the children of Britain and will always stand with her people against those that disdain the liberties both our peoples enjoy.
My prayers go to anyone whos lives are effected by this terrible event. Innocent people who were just going about their lives were injured or killed and thats just unforgiveable. I'm sorry that this has happened and hope that your friends and family are alright.
7:41 pm
Anonymous said...
Despite your speculation, I am not a Michael Jackson but am in fact a Londoner. I was on the circle line at 8:51am yesterday morning two stops behing the Liverpool St blast. I was listening to podcasts at the time. I travelled on the tube again today - it was much quieter but I'm sure by Monday everything will be normal again. Let's get the show back on the road!
Thanks so much for the concern, Jon and I are both fine. I was worried about my sister who lives in London but was fortunatly not in the area at the time.
We'll be recording again on Sunday, you are probably all glad of the break.
Rob
10:54 pm
Anonymous said...
Condolences and wishes of strength to you all.
8:11 am
Due to the nature of our show we have decided it would inappropriate to record a podcast tonight. Thanks to everyone for all the emails of concern that we have been getting today about the attack on London, we are both fine.
Our thoughts are with the people who have lost family and friends in the attack, and we would like to thank our emergency services for their hard work today.
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Close this window Jump to comment formThat's perfectly understandable in the light of the cowardly attack on innocent people going about their lives in London.
My thoughts are with all of you down there at this time - I had a worrying 3hrs trying to get a hold of my brother and his girlfriend who live and work in London to see that they were OK. Fortunately they were both fine.
My heart goes out to all of those who weren't so lucky.
8:07 pm
It is at moments like this that we in the US are reminded that in values, priorities, love of life, culture and language(sort of), we are the children of Britain and will always stand with her people against those that disdain the liberties both our peoples enjoy.
9:44 pm
Here here. Take care mates. We'll hear you later.
Mike
Utah, USA
5:35 am
My prayers go to anyone whos lives are effected by this terrible event. Innocent people who were just going about their lives were injured or killed and thats just unforgiveable. I'm sorry that this has happened and hope that your friends and family are alright.
7:41 pm
Despite your speculation, I am not a Michael Jackson but am in fact a Londoner. I was on the circle line at 8:51am yesterday morning two stops behing the Liverpool St blast. I was listening to podcasts at the time. I travelled on the tube again today - it was much quieter but I'm sure by Monday everything will be normal again. Let's get the show back on the road!
9:54 pm
Thanks so much for the concern, Jon and I are both fine. I was worried about my sister who lives in London but was fortunatly not in the area at the time.
We'll be recording again on Sunday, you are probably all glad of the break.
Rob
10:54 pm
Condolences and wishes of strength to you all.
8:11 am