Saul, the Messiah has returned to your people!

[Ralph]

Pittsburgh, PA - Car Driven By 'Messiah' Hits Shul; Police Say Man Spoke About Bin Laden
Published on: April 29th, 2010 at 08:41 AM
News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh, PA - The afternoon service at Poale Zedeck Orthodox synagogue on Tuesday had drawn to a close, and some of the congregants lingered to listen to the rabbi speak in what should have been a tranquil moment.

"We heard what sounded like a bomb," said Marcia Robkin, who rushed to the doors with dozens of other temple-goers, fearing the worst. Maybe the landmark synagogue at Phillips and Shady avenues in the heart of Squirrel Hill had been targeted, they thought. Maybe it was a hate crime.

Outside, they saw a smoke-billowing car halfway up the steps, metal handrails, a lantern, and a concrete wall in ruin, and two men darting up Shady Avenue. So they chased after them.

They were further mystified after they managed to capture the struggling driver.

"He said, 'You're not going to believe this, but I'm the messiah,' " said Michael Cohen, one of several men who tackled Adam Disabato to the ground and held him there until police arrived. "He was in a seemingly religious state of mind, but I'm not quite sure he knew where he crashed into."

Across the street, Al Dubinsky and the synagogue's president, Dean Pollack, held Mr. Disabato's passenger at bay. They pinned his arms behind his back, patted him down in search of weapons, and took off his shoes so he couldn't escape.

"They were pretty shaken up from the crash," Mr. Cohen said. "They must have been going pretty fast."

[josé echenique]

Never trust a messiah behind a steering wheel

[jbuck919]

Outside, they saw a smoke-billowing car

Clearly, a chariot of fire.

[Mark Harwood]

He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy.

[SaulChanukah]

Pittsburgh, PA - Car Driven By 'Messiah' Hits Shul; Police Say Man Spoke About Bin Laden
Published on: April 29th, 2010 at 08:41 AM
News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh, PA - The afternoon service at Poale Zedeck Orthodox synagogue on Tuesday had drawn to a close, and some of the congregants lingered to listen to the rabbi speak in what should have been a tranquil moment.

"We heard what sounded like a bomb," said Marcia Robkin, who rushed to the doors with dozens of other temple-goers, fearing the worst. Maybe the landmark synagogue at Phillips and Shady avenues in the heart of Squirrel Hill had been targeted, they thought. Maybe it was a hate crime.

Outside, they saw a smoke-billowing car halfway up the steps, metal handrails, a lantern, and a concrete wall in ruin, and two men darting up Shady Avenue. So they chased after them.

They were further mystified after they managed to capture the struggling driver.

"He said, 'You're not going to believe this, but I'm the messiah,' " said Michael Cohen, one of several men who tackled Adam Disabato to the ground and held him there until police arrived. "He was in a seemingly religious state of mind, but I'm not quite sure he knew where he crashed into."

Across the street, Al Dubinsky and the synagogue's president, Dean Pollack, held Mr. Disabato's passenger at bay. They pinned his arms behind his back, patted him down in search of weapons, and took off his shoes so he couldn't escape.

"They were pretty shaken up from the crash," Mr. Cohen said. "They must have been going pretty fast."

Ralph I didn’t know that you were also an actor…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMx_p98T6C4

[Ralph]

Pittsburgh, PA - Car Driven By 'Messiah' Hits Shul; Police Say Man Spoke About Bin Laden
Published on: April 29th, 2010 at 08:41 AM
News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh, PA - The afternoon service at Poale Zedeck Orthodox synagogue on Tuesday had drawn to a close, and some of the congregants lingered to listen to the rabbi speak in what should have been a tranquil moment.

"We heard what sounded like a bomb," said Marcia Robkin, who rushed to the doors with dozens of other temple-goers, fearing the worst. Maybe the landmark synagogue at Phillips and Shady avenues in the heart of Squirrel Hill had been targeted, they thought. Maybe it was a hate crime.

Outside, they saw a smoke-billowing car halfway up the steps, metal handrails, a lantern, and a concrete wall in ruin, and two men darting up Shady Avenue. So they chased after them.

They were further mystified after they managed to capture the struggling driver.

"He said, 'You're not going to believe this, but I'm the messiah,' " said Michael Cohen, one of several men who tackled Adam Disabato to the ground and held him there until police arrived. "He was in a seemingly religious state of mind, but I'm not quite sure he knew where he crashed into."

Across the street, Al Dubinsky and the synagogue's president, Dean Pollack, held Mr. Disabato's passenger at bay. They pinned his arms behind his back, patted him down in search of weapons, and took off his shoes so he couldn't escape.

"They were pretty shaken up from the crash," Mr. Cohen said. "They must have been going pretty fast."

Ralph I didn’t know that you were also an actor…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMx_p98T6C4

*****

You never saw me on Off-Off-Off-Off-Off Broadway?

[Proton]

Never trust a messiah behind a steering wheel

I spotted this guy one day on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn.

[SaulChanukah]

Pittsburgh, PA - Car Driven By 'Messiah' Hits Shul; Police Say Man Spoke About Bin Laden
Published on: April 29th, 2010 at 08:41 AM
News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh, PA - The afternoon service at Poale Zedeck Orthodox synagogue on Tuesday had drawn to a close, and some of the congregants lingered to listen to the rabbi speak in what should have been a tranquil moment.

"We heard what sounded like a bomb," said Marcia Robkin, who rushed to the doors with dozens of other temple-goers, fearing the worst. Maybe the landmark synagogue at Phillips and Shady avenues in the heart of Squirrel Hill had been targeted, they thought. Maybe it was a hate crime.

Outside, they saw a smoke-billowing car halfway up the steps, metal handrails, a lantern, and a concrete wall in ruin, and two men darting up Shady Avenue. So they chased after them.

They were further mystified after they managed to capture the struggling driver.

"He said, 'You're not going to believe this, but I'm the messiah,' " said Michael Cohen, one of several men who tackled Adam Disabato to the ground and held him there until police arrived. "He was in a seemingly religious state of mind, but I'm not quite sure he knew where he crashed into."

Across the street, Al Dubinsky and the synagogue's president, Dean Pollack, held Mr. Disabato's passenger at bay. They pinned his arms behind his back, patted him down in search of weapons, and took off his shoes so he couldn't escape.

"They were pretty shaken up from the crash," Mr. Cohen said. "They must have been going pretty fast."

Ralph I didn’t know that you were also an actor…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMx_p98T6C4

*****

You never saw me on Off-Off-Off-Off-Off Broadway?

No, but the Troy flick was interesting...