[Peace-discuss] So that's OK, then

[E. Wayne Johnson]

(2*((1/2)!))^2

(But I am not sure that we can so easily regroup and render Cheney the 
whole pi.)

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C. G. Estabrook wrote:
> I'm not competent to judge, but my son the mathematician suggests your 
> pi may be only half done -- i.e., off by a factor of 2 -- but maybe 
> it's the limited notation...
>
> E. Wayne Johnson wrote:
>> And this clown deserves more than a 2*(((1/2)!)^2) in the face, 2.
>>
>> C. G. Estabrook wrote:
>>> And more than the music died...
>>>
>>>
>>> E. Wayne Johnson wrote:
>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjKGQqy_tYM
>>>>
>>>> Fortune has me well in hand, armies 'wait my command
>>>> My gold lies in a foreign land buried deep beneath the sand
>>>> The angels guide my ev'ry tread, my enemies are sick or dead
>>>> But all the victories I've led haven't brought you to my bed
>>>>
>>>> CHORUS:
>>>> You see, everybody loves me, baby, what's the matter with you?
>>>> Won'tcha tell me what did I do to offend you?
>>>>
>>>> Now the purest race I've bred to be to live in my democracy
>>>> And the highest human pedigree awaits the first-born boy baby
>>>> And my face on ev'ry coin engraved, the anarchists are all enslaved
>>>> My own flag is forever waved by the grateful people I have saved
>>>>
>>>> CHORUS
>>>>
>>>> Now, no man is beyond my claim when land is seized in the people's 
>>>> name
>>>> By evil men who rob and maim, if war is hell, I'm not to blame!
>>>> Why, you can't blame me, I'm Heaven's child, I'm the second son of 
>>>> Mary mild
>>>> And I'm twice removed from Oscar Wilde, but he didn't mind, why, he 
>>>> just smiled
>>>>
>>>> Yes, and the ocean parts when I walk through, and the clouds 
>>>> dissolve and the sky turns blue
>>>> I'm held in very great value by everyone I meet but you
>>>> 'cause I've used my talents as I could, I've done some bad, I've 
>>>> done some good
>>>> I did a whole lot better than they thought I would so, c'mon and 
>>>> treat me like you should!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> C. G. Estabrook wrote:
>>>>>     Cheney Tells Jim Lehrer Tonight:
>>>>>     No Torture, Few Mistakes, Economy Not Our Fault
>>>>>     By Greg Mitchell
>>>>>     Published: January 14, 2009 4:35 PM ET
>>>>>
>>>>> NEW YORK In an exit interview with PBS's Jim Lehrer for the 
>>>>> "NewsHour" airing tonight, Vice President Cheney repeats claims 
>>>>> that Saddam Hussein worked with al-Qaeda. Asked if he made any 
>>>>> mistakes in his eight years as V.P., Cheney only mentions 
>>>>> underestimating the psychological harm Saddam had done to his own 
>>>>> people. He said his administration bore no blame for the economic 
>>>>> problem: "I think we had good economic policies, especially in the 
>>>>> early years." And the terror threat was inherited because of the 
>>>>> poor handling by previous presidents.
>>>>>
>>>>> On polls showing he is overwhelmingly unpopular among the American 
>>>>> people: "I don't buy that."
>>>>>
>>>>> And he shrugged off a critical statement today by a key figure, 
>>>>> who used to work under him -- she called the handling of one 
>>>>> terror suspect as clear "torture."
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003930623 
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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