Christofuh!

I don’t know who that was for but trust me, it wasn’t for me:

Is it real life imitating reel life or is it just a coincidence that someone detonated a galvanized pipe bomb in front of “The Sopranos” star Michael Imperioli’s West Side theater early Tuesday?

Police know the culprit is not a terrorist, but they’re still not sure why the small device — 4 inches long, 2 inches in diameter and packed with black powder — was placed near the entrance to Studio Dante, the West 29th Street theater run by Imperioli and his wife, Victoria.

The 1:05 a.m. blast damaged the windshield of a van parked in front of the building, but there were no injuries.

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Souza, a bridge painter who lives nearby, told police he has no enemies.

“When they said to me it was a bomb, I said, ‘It wasn’t intended for me,'” Souza recalled. “I have no problems with nobody. It’s strange, very strange.”

Imperioli was questioned for several hours by police; he could not be reached.