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ZOMG!! Not a taliban like beard!
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Metallica singer James Hetfield was investigated by UK airport officials who believed he was a terrorist this week, it has been claimed. The star was barred entry to Luton airport on Thursday and questioned by staff who were concerned about his appearance. Fears that Hetfield might be involved in terrorism were apparently founded on his "Taliban-like beard", according to The Times. He was allowed to leave the airport after a brief interrogation, when he persuaded officials that he was a rock star. Metallica play Live Earth at Wembley Stadium in London tomorrow, before headlining the venue for their own show on Sunday evening.
Just a fan wanting to spend a bit of time with him maybe?
Just a fan wanting to spend a bit of time with him maybe?
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He may have fitted the 'terrorist' profile as the security forces have certain behavioural and looks they look out for.
Bring the chip implant in and have everyone with an identity...
He may have fitted the 'terrorist' profile as the security forces have certain behavioural and looks they look out for.
Bring the chip implant in and have everyone with an identity...
The terrorist 'profile' being "having a long beard" then?
No wonder this lot got through
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42453000 /gif/_42453203_7_7_suspects_416.gif
Sometimes I think people will believe anything with the word moslem in it!
YOU'D THINK THE TATTOOS WOULD HAVE SET THEM STRAIGHT: Metallica singer James Hetfield on Monday shot down reports that he had recently been detained at a London airport because security officials thought he might be a member of the Taliban.
British newspaper the Times reported that Hetfield was stopped briefly and questioned, due to what was described as his "Taliban-like beard."
A rep for Hetfield told Us Weekly on Monday that the story was false.
"It's false. It's not true."
No wonder this lot got through
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42453000 /gif/_42453203_7_7_suspects_416.gif
Sometimes I think people will believe anything with the word moslem in it!
YOU'D THINK THE TATTOOS WOULD HAVE SET THEM STRAIGHT: Metallica singer James Hetfield on Monday shot down reports that he had recently been detained at a London airport because security officials thought he might be a member of the Taliban.
British newspaper the Times reported that Hetfield was stopped briefly and questioned, due to what was described as his "Taliban-like beard."
A rep for Hetfield told Us Weekly on Monday that the story was false.
"It's false. It's not true."
Sorry everyone, but it's not true. Apart from the beard being silly. That's true.
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/m etallica%20rocker%20denies%20airport%20beard%2 0row_1036833
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/m etallica%20rocker%20denies%20airport%20beard%2 0row_1036833
Tonight's news: Luton Airport security staff to be given OBEs for services to music. I suppose they had to let him go eventually - otherwise there'd be a lot of young boys struggling with puberty and middle-aged men not coping with their shrinking hairlines and expanding waistlines having to miss out on seeing their favourite band.
Couldn't the security staff have arrested tub-thumping munchkin Lars Ulrich on suspicion of having escaped from the circus?
Couldn't the security staff have arrested tub-thumping munchkin Lars Ulrich on suspicion of having escaped from the circus?
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