Suspicious Vehicle and Occupants (NJ Alert)

Office Memo | 4/1/2003 | Sidney J. Casperson

[ELS]

Livingstein

Hmm, I've lived in the towns around Livingston most of my life and I never heard that expression before (it wouldn't be the first time I was oblivious to stuff like that). It is certainly accurate and pithy.

[Pharmboy]

Back in the '80s, I worked with a very funny Jewish guy who lived there. That's the way he referred to it.

He was a classic in that his parents lived in an old Jewish neighborhood in Newark and then moved out. Just like Philip Roth and family...

[Exit148]

"I don't think I've ever seen any children there, either.

They are all in school. Livingston has an excellent school system.

[Exit148]

" but are no bulls in New Jersey"

Who says?

[Exit148]

"unsuccessfully sought to purchase "

What happened? They didn't buy it, but why?? Alert groundsman?

[World'sGoneInsane]

BUMP...If only two more eyes are looking for them--that is good.

[eddiespaghetti]

Where in NJ is Livingston located?

About 10 miles west of Newark.

[HighWheeler]

Narrow your scope of the Dem zone, and the answer is yes.

For example, 11 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 were from the Hollywood/Broward County/Delray Beach area of Florida - a heavily Dem occupied territory.

[panaxanax]

You hit the nail on the head!

30kg here....20kg there, before you know it they've got a ton.

[spunkets]

"You should call the number in this thread then and tell them that because they seem concerned."

I'm sure there are folks in the FBI that know exactly what urea can be used for. They don't need a call. Unless there is some other reason for the alert, it is a waste of time.

Urea is a very water soluable nitrogen fetilizer, that is used to get grass growing and green fast. This is exactly the time of year to buy and apply it to existing lawn. As a choice for fertilizer, it is the best I know of. It has a neutral pH and is all nitrogen, just what the grass wants to shoot up and go green fast. It also comes from a chemical plant. Although it's present in bird poop and dehydrated animal urine, it dosen't commercially come from those sources.

[Mixer]

"unsuccessfully sought to purchase "

What happened? They didn't buy it, but why?? Alert groundsman?

This nursery is known for selling to businesses mostly for this type of stuff. Yes they have flowers and things of that nature but I am betting if anyone with Canada Plates came in requesting this fertilizer then they may be alert enough to ask for a tax ID or ask them what business they own and if the persons wishing to purchase were unable/unwilling to provide this they may have just not sold it to them or they may have left in a hurry.

[Mixer]

I'm sure there are folks in the FBI that know exactly what urea can be used for. They don't need a call. Unless there is some other reason for the alert, it is a waste of time.

I was being sarcastic. I felt that the person I was replying to was downplaying the situation. If that was not the case then I am sorry.

[spunkets]

That's all right. I did dismiss it. I already commented on the use of the urea and the qty. won't go very far on a lawn. I think they are sort of like migrants, that drummed up some work. I had a 19 y/o HS grad alert on me at a Kmart when I tried to buy some propane. She claimed they banned the stuff! I asked for propane in the first place, because I figured MAPP gas was over her head. LOL...