On Cheney and "grave dancing" (warning: graphic)

[Solly Mack]

The above subject line contains a warning lest evidence of the Bush & Cheney government approved torture program offend anyone. Because we wouldn't want to offend anyone's sensibilities by showing them evidence of the war crimes sanctioned by Bush & Cheney without first giving people time to prepare themselves - and a chance to decide if they want to click on the thread or not. To protect them from what they may find offensive or disturbing....or rude...or beneath them...or disrespectful....or lacking in decorum.

Manadel al-Jamadi











11:35 p.m., Nov. 4, 2003. Detainee died during an interrogation by OGA (other government agency - the CIA, in this case), and was placed in the shower area of tier 1, hard site. The body bag was opened so CPL GRANER and SPC HARMON could take pictures of the detainee. No NDRS or ISN numbers, as he was never processed in the system. (Ghost prisoner, hidden from Red Cross, etc.)

From 2005



Dilawar


Habibullah

U.S. Operatives Killed Detainees During Interrogations in Afghanistan and Iraq

"The ACLU has previously released autopsy reports for two detainees who were tortured by U.S. forces in Bagram, Afghanistan, believed to be Mullah Habibullah and an Afghan man known as Dilawar.

""These documents present irrefutable evidence that U.S. operatives tortured detainees to death during interrogations,"" said Amrit Singh, an attorney with the ACLU. ""The public has a right to know who authorized the use of torture techniques and why these deaths have been covered up.""

From 2006

The use of a form of torture known as waterboarding to gain information is a "no-brainer", the US vice-president, Dick Cheney, told a radio interviewer, it was reported today.


From 2008


President Bush says he knew his top national security advisers discussed and approved specific details about how high-value al Qaeda suspects would be interrogated by the Central Intelligence Agency.


Top Bush Advisors Approved 'Enhanced Interrogation'


From 2010


I was a big supporter of waterboarding,” Cheney said in an appearance on ABC’s This Week on Sunday.


"Yeah, we waterboarded Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,"- George Bush

Know what offends me? Know what I find disturbing?


Admitted war criminals bragging about their war crimes because they feel safe and protected enough to do so.

[annabanana]

1. This ghoul was responsible for the death of millions, while he lined

his pockets and the pockets of his friends through "connected" contractors like Halliburton. He was the operations manager of the biggest crime syndicate in world history.

"Carmella" Cheney should not be surprised when people are happy to see him go.

[Solly Mack]

3. He's not suprised by the loathing - though some will feign outrage.

that people give voice to it.

[saigon68]

2. Hey Solly ----Nice Job on this THUG AND HOODLUM

This guy is the biggest scumbag in the previous administration. He was an evil Chimp Brain.

If there is a hereafter I'm sure he will be accommodated in the nether regions.

[Solly Mack]

5. Hey saigon. The bloated war criminal will get the chance to slap us across the face even in death

...he'll die without being held accountable for his many crimes and he'll probably get some sort of a state funeral. Disgusting.

[bdamomma]

15. I won't be watching if they televise.

disgusting man. the evil lives on.

[Solly Mack]

16. The thought of the country honoring him is just plain nauseating.

[saigon68]

110. Its like watching a turd float to the surface of the bowl

[baldguy]

4. I don't want Cheney to die - I want him to stand trial.

He should live a long & healthy life - in prison.

[Solly Mack]

6. I very much want him to stand trial. But I'll not begrudge anyone

taking shots at the piece of shit. In fact, I encourage it.

He doesn't deserve anyone's respect. The very idea of showing respect to a war criminal is completely foreign to me.

I want him to go to prison. I don't support the death penalty - not even for Bush and Cheney & the rest. I abhor the abuse of prisoners - any prisoners - and don't find it funny. Spending the rest of his pathetic life behind bars is truly all Cheney deserves.

[Mad_Dem_X]

17. I completely agree.

I'd like him to live long enough to stand trial for his war crimes. But, if he keels over in the meantime, there'll be no complaints from me.

"And I hope that you die
And your death will come soon
I will follow your casket
In the pale afternoon
And I'll watch as you're lowered
Down to your death bed
And I'll stand o'er your grave
Til I'm sure that you're dead"
(Bob Dylan)

[Solly Mack]

23. Good song

[glitch]

72. K & R and that goes for his appeasers and collaborators too. nt

[H2O Man]

7. Perhaps all of DU

could pitch in to hire Dr. Conrad Murray to assist in Dick's medical care.

[Solly Mack]

9. See now...I had to look him up. LMAO

I didn't know the doctor's name though I'd absorbed that Jackson's doctor did something suspect - or something like that.

[tavalon]

97. No way!

I'm not looking for him to have a quick and gentle exit. I want him to be able to experience every little nuance of congestive heart failure. It's an interesting death. I wouldn't want him to miss out. I know he's the king of deferments but this isn't something that can be deferred.

[EFerrari]

8. And we can't forget Haiti.

Cheney/Bush are responsible for Haiti having no functioning government and being prey to the international vultures that are feeding on it right now.

[Solly Mack]

10. The list is long. A long - sad - tragic - criminal list.

[malaise]

11. Dear Solly

You're the best :yourock:

[Solly Mack]

12. Awwww.....I'll do in a pinch. :)

Thank you, malaise.

I think :yourock: too

[Soylent Brice]

21. +1

:thumbsup:

[Hubert Flottz]

13. But, my preacher said Dick Cheney was a good compassionate

republiCON. Could my preacher have been Wrong?

[Solly Mack]

14. You need a new church.

:)

[Hubert Flottz]

18. I'll kick your...

thread! :kick:

[Solly Mack]

19. I'm telling!....er

Never mind.

[Soylent Brice]

20. K&R

and thank you for stating as much.

over time people are forgetting just exactly what torture is, and what actually happened.

i will not allow my memory of the atrocities done in the name(meme) of protecting "freedom" to be eroded.

thank you, SM.

[Solly Mack]

22. You're welcome, SB.

I just can't work up any offense at jokes about Cheney.....because I haven't forgotten what he is or what he did. His being sick or nearing death doesn't mitigate his war crimes (and other assorted crimes and abuses) - dying doesn't suddenly morph something as foul as Cheney into something better.

His not being prosecuted for his crimes and the damage he has caused has harmed - and killed - thousands upon thousands. People use humor to channel their frustration...their anger....their disgust with it all.

I could hold my tongue and remain silent...and allow some bullshit narrative about Cheney's years of dedication to public service to gain force (and we all know that some will sing his praises instead of telling the truth about him)....but I will not. His family has defended his war crimes...so I can't say I really give a damn about what they must feeling either. They could love their husband/father and not defend his war crimes... but they chose to defend his war crimes as well.

[octopi23]

24. I'm gonna be dancing...

To this!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVL3b1wKZQU

[Solly Mack]

25. Any place Cheney is put to rest will become a toxic waste site

So it might be best to dance as far away from the actual grave as possible.

[nadinbrzezinski]

26. Since we were not the only ones

emerging evidence says the British were also involved, good luck on getting the International Court on this.

Both this hoodlum and his pal (and supposed boss) should be in the docket, with a few members of the General Staff... as well as CIA and a few other places in government. And since none of this will happen... this will come to the States... or rather it already is.

You read the story of this parish prison in Louisiana using cages that are 3x3 to house those who are at risk of suicide? As they say... the roost is growing.

[Solly Mack]

28. A lot of countries were involved - in one way or another...sadly.

Which is why we could never count on other countries stepping in and doing what America should have done...but never will.

America's prisons have long been criminal and it's just getting worse. :(



Maybe one day....(kicks self for entertaining hope)

[texanwitch]

27. Cheney should roast in hell, if there is one.

I will have a bbq in his honor, to help him on his way.

I will dance on his grave.

The Gulf of Mexico is damaged forever because of him, his secret energy meetings.

I hope he is in pain and afraid.

Just like the poor people in the pictures above.

[Solly Mack]

29. I want him to die in prison...alas

But if you're throwing a BBQ, don't forget my invite! :)

[texanwitch]

30. We should have a national Roast in Hell Cheney bbq.

It would be fitting to the sorry life he has lead.

I hope there is a hell, the people along the Gulf Coast are living in one.

[notadmblnd]

92. And I want to picnic in pastures where pastel unicorns poop candy turds

But it aint never gonna happen. His death is the best we can hope for.

I've been waiting for an opportunity to say that. I heard it somewhere recently, but can't remember where.:shrug:

[tavalon]

98. No, his death isn't the best we can hope for

His extremely slow and excruciating death is the best we can hope for.

[Solly Mack]

112. I prefer earth tone unicorns that poop out lilac and honeysuckle.

I think the chances of Cheney being prosecuted are the same as me finding my flower spreading unicorns. Still, I can have hope....even if it's a teeny tiny hope that's on life support and in need of its own LVAD.

[G_j]

31. K&R

[Solly Mack]

33. Hey G_j

Thanks!

[G_j]

39. the price of his heart pump would be a bargain

if it got him to to Hague.

[Solly Mack]

40. I agree. I'll mock the shit out of the fucker but I've always said that his dying without

being held accountable would piss me off. I fully expect to be pissed off, sadly.

[DesertFlower]

32. cheney is one of the most evil men in the world.

[Solly Mack]

35. He should be in prison...he never will be...but he should.

If people want to be offended, they should be offended by that...that Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rice, Cambone, Hadley, Yoo, Bybee, Haynes, Tenet, Powell, Gonzales and the rest are walking around free and above the law... now that's offensive.

[DesertFlower]

58. i agree. nt

[theFrankFactor]

34. I would be ashamed of leaving the legacy he has. Honestly. And as one who...

doesn't believe in the after-life, this is all we have. And "this" is what he's left us. He is a disgusting man. I wish him no harm but I merely state my opinion of him. He is truly, a disgusting, arrogant, conceited war monger. His temperance for homosexuality is, as with so many authoritarian misanthropes, only because he's had to see it up close in his own family. He is revolting.

[Solly Mack]

37. I don't believe in an after-life either...as you say, "this is all we have"

Which is one reason seeking accountability matters so much.

Thank you!!

[pleah]

36. I hope he dies a slow painful death. n/t

[Solly Mack]

38. Hey pleah. I want him to do his dying behind bars.

Where he belongs.

[pleah]

86. Yeah, me too, but don't think that's gonna happen. n/t

[marions ghost]

41. Thanks for reminding us of

the Cheney legacy.

Put his bones in the Hall of the Infamous Criminal Heads of State. And we all know who they are.

[Solly Mack]

42. Maybe he'll live long enough to be wear the label convicted war criminal.

He can die the day after....

[marions ghost]

43. I think it will be awarded posthumously

....

[JoeyT]

44. While I agree with you,

I'm sure some people probably do http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=concern+troll">worry that gravedancing makes us look http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque">as bad as the right. I'll be darned if I know how. I certainly never supported torture or murder to satisfy my xenophobic bloodlust. The number of CIA agents I've outed would be an awfully short list too.The number of world economies I've wrecked could be counted on the fingers of one foot.

[Solly Mack]

45. I'm not too good to disrespect a war criminal. I'm not too superior, too enlightened,

too anything, to disrespect a war criminal. If mocking a war criminal is considered improper to polite society then said society isn't polite so much as sanctimonious and pretentious.

I just can't find it in me to be offended by jokes mocking a war criminal. More especially when that war criminal is above the law and enjoys bragging about it. Now that's offensive. His crimes were offensive. Cheney bragging about torturing people is offensive. Cheney not being in prison is offensive.

Jokes about Cheney? Not so much.

[Greyhound]

46. K&R for truth.

[Solly Mack]

54. Thank you, Greyhound

[Greyhound]

66. Always a pleasure to kick your threads.

Is it me, or are there fewer?
:hi:
:kick:

[Solly Mack]

70. It's not just you. I do a lot of K&R's these days and fewer OP's.

I'm flattered anyone noticed. :)

[Greybnk48]

47. I hate him for what he did in the name of Americans, in

MY name, against my will. I not only wish for his death, I hope he suffers in the process.

And I do NOT appreciate anyone scolding me for being rude or crude or whatever the claim may be. I don't believe in an afterlife or Karma. So I'm not going to hell and neither is he, and for me, Karma's not "a bitch." I do, however, hope for justice of some sort for this POS of a human.

[Solly Mack]

49. I would love to see justice done.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

48. Perfectly apt.

The criminal acts perpetrated because of Cheney are innumerable and atrocious.

[Solly Mack]

55. The stench of his crimes (and not just his) will linger for years to come.

[Major Hogwash]

50. It will be a no-brainer that grave dancing will take place on that day.

Maybe not on the forum, but it will surely happen.

[Solly Mack]

51. Sure it will. I'll be the one grumbling in the corner because the fucker got off easy.

[peace frog]

68. I'm gonna put on

my-my-my-my-my boogie shoes
and boogie with you. :hi:

[tavalon]

99. Why wait?

He's suffering greatly. I'm okay with that.

[bluerum]

52. I will exhaust myself dancing

[Solly Mack]

56. I won't be shedding any tears but I sure will be pissed if he dies in the comfort of his own home

and not in prison.

[tavalon]

100. There is no comfort to this form of dying

He is drowning in his own fluids. His lungs are filling up with fluid. Imagine that for a moment. He's getting waterboarded by the universe. It isn't often that a person receives such an apropos way of dying. It actually astounds me with how poetic it is.

The one who pisses me off is Bush the Lesser - he's going to die with early onset dementia. He won't have a clue. His family will suffer and there's something to be said for that, but he, himself will be as oblivious as ever. Not fair.

[Solly Mack]

108. You're right...that is poetic.

As for Bush...Yes!!!! I told my husband once that the fucker'll probably go the way of Reagan and linger for years, never able to remember the harm he caused.

[Ilsa]

53. Great Post, Solly Mack.Without a doubt, the best one of the week, IMO.

You're keeping the whole situation in its proper perspective. I won't say a prayer for his family when he's gone, either. They enabled his sinister behavior.

:thumbsup: :headbang: :pals: :yourock: :fistbump: :applause: :thumbsup: :headbang: :pals: :yourock: :fistbump: :applause: :thumbsup: :headbang: :pals: :yourock: :fistbump: :applause:

[Solly Mack]

59. Thank you, Ilsa

I can't work up any sympathy for him. I want to see him in prison. I don't support the death penalty, so I'm OK with him spending the rest of life in jail. Don't rightly care how long that might be either. His family has repeatedly defended his crimes.

People watched for years while Cheney and the rest broke law after law and committed abuse after abuse and we have been demoralized as a nation because of it. That he and the others haven't been prosecuted is insult to injury for the victims of their crimes.

If he dies without being held accountable then he would have gotten off easy.

[Agony]

57. American are too often shielded from graphic evidence of our own bad

behavior. IMO the images you posted should not require warning or apology, thanks for caring enough to put them forward.

The absolute _least_ one can do is bear witness to the wake the US leaves as we bumble around the planet pretending we are better than everyone else! My opinion as little as it matters.

Anyway...

Cheers,
Agony

[Solly Mack]

62. I must admit that the warning commentary was sarcasm and didn't really have to do with

DU rules. (though the rules do ask that we let people know when something is graphic). I agree with you that people shouldn't be shielded from these crimes, though they too often are...

In my opinion, people can be offended by jokes about Cheney's health or they can be offended by what's truly offensive....Cheney's crimes. I'm offended by the crimes and lack of prosecutions. But that's just my opinion and it's only worth what any opinion is worth..

I would never do to Cheney what he has done to others...but that doesn't mean I'm going to pretend through some phony respectful silence that he isn't what he is...a war criminal. His being sick doesn't change that. Cheney was a piece of shit before his latest episode, during his latest episode, and he's still a piece of shit.

[Jefferson23]

60. Excellent thread. I had hoped he would one day

face the international court. There will always be great shame and negative political blow-back as a result of our
non-action toward these criminal, no doubt about it.

With that said, Cheney nor Bush will escape their true legacy, I don't care how many fucking dumb books filled with lies are written about them.

Neither will ever be cleared, never.


I truly despise Cheney.

[Solly Mack]

63. I despise him too. Does it show? :)

I still hope...even if it is just a teeny tiny hope I keep alive to feed my illusions of justice...that he and the others are held accountable.

[Jefferson23]

73. Yes it shows, lol. Kidding aside, I hope right along with you for justice.

[scarletwoman]

61. Thank you, Solly, your OP is right on!

I'm going to copy over one my posts from a different Cheney thread:

Who would mourn the death of a cancerous tumor? Not I, that's for certain.

There are deaths that ought rightfully be celebrated. I number Dick Cheney and Henry Kissinger among those.

There are carriers of pure evil among us. When one of them passes, it is indeed a cause for celebration. Not that their passing will eliminate human evil, yet the loss of any single carrier is a net win for humanity.

To celebrate the death of a vehicle for evil is an act of affirmation of our better selves, imo. When such psychopaths attain as much power as Cheney and Kissinger have, they inhibit our collective progress toward a humane, peaceful, and sustainable future on this earth.

It is right and just to celebrate the passing of such monsters. They made their choices freely.

sw

I fully agree with you that he belongs in prison. Unfortunately, given the unlikelihood of that happening, I'll make do with grave dancing -- with no apology and no shame.

sw

[Solly Mack]

65. I really like what you said!! Thank you for adding that here!!!!

[Pool Hall Ace]

111. That is a very apt comparison.

It would be quite odd for someone to say, "Oh, darn, my malignant tumor is gone." That person would be much more inclined to dance! :woohoo:

[scarletwoman]

117. Thank you. It seems like an obvious analogy to me. (nt)

[AnArmyVeteran]

64. What kind of a sick, diseased person would pose with a dead body like that?

The people posing in those pictures are more evil than any of the people we are fighting. And the evil, soulless thug Dick Cheney is the most evil piece of scum on earth. Both Bush & Cheney need to stand trial for war crimes and then be thrown in prison for life, along with the rest of their regime of evil thugs. Cheney should be kept alive using any means until he is tried, convicted and then thrown in prison.

Hell, I'd even like to see all the dimwitted morons who blindly supported Bush & Cheney and their immoral wars and torturing of human beings also tried for being stupid, ignorant and soulless.

[Solly Mack]

69. I'd love for Bush/Cheney and the rest to face prosecution for their crimes

Drag them to court on life support if we have to...

But to just let them go free? Allowing them to live out their lives as if no crimes were committed? Beyond offensive.

Graner is still in prison. Harmon got 6 months. The officers? Only 1 charged and he was cleared. The people that implemented the torture program? Still walking around free.

[AnArmyVeteran]

75. There are no punishments for the powerful and rich

Look at the fine the SEC gave to Goldman Sacs today. It was about 550 million. But it was a settlement that allowed Goldman Sacs to pay the fine without admitting any guilt. So all those Wall Street criminals who defrauded thousands of people won't spend a day in prison. If you stole ten bucks you could end up in jail. A guy in California was sent to prison for life for stealing a candy bar. It was his third strike in the 'three strikes and you're out' program. Why aren't there similar laws for the rich and powerful, or to all executives in corporations? Why aren't criminally minded sociopaths like Tony Hayward put in prison for life for destroying much of the Gulf of Mexico? Why do we allow corporate leaders to be virtually immune to any personal liability?

The damned inept, corrupt media was touting it was a huge fine against Goldman Sacs but a half million dollars is nothing to a criminal organization that made 13 billion in the first quarter of this year alone. Just how do they make that much money? They certainly aren't creating a product. They are just stealing it.

If we had a real 'justice department' all of those people who were behind the fraud and ALL the leaders of Goldman Sacs would be rounded up, handcuffed and thrown in a prison for life. We need to change the laws but since criminals like on Wall Street OWN our representatives they will always be able to do whatever they want without fear of any real punishment. I bet the Goldman Sacs criminals are all laughing right now in their mansions at how inept the justice system is.

How many people would steal trillions knowing they would only have to pay a paltry half billion dollar fine?

I agree with you. Cheney should be kept alive on life support so he could be convicted and then be kept alive while in a 6 x 6 foot cell. I am sick and tired of the rich and powerful ALWAYS getting away with crimes.

[Solly Mack]

76. And that's a big part of the reason people get disgusted and give up

Justice can be bought or modified as to not offend those with power. Saying "no one is above the law" might make for feel-good speeches but it just isn't the reality.

[AnArmyVeteran]

79. Even Polanski probably paid off the Swiss govt to go free

The higher you go in society the more corrupt and souless people are as a rule.

[lobodons]

67. If there is a God

Cheney will rot in Hell!!!!

[Solly Mack]

71. Not sure he could rot much more....he's fairly putrid now.

[Name removed]

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[Pool Hall Ace]

77. I would like to say that I would take no pleasure in his death.

But I will, because I am only human. Unlike Mr. Cheney.

May I come to the barbecue? I'll even bring some vegetarian fare. :hi:

[Solly Mack]

81. LOL!

Sure! I'm positive texanwitch throws excellent - and really big - BBQs....the more the merrier!

[Mojeoux]

78. Fuck these assholes!

Expose this Borg Bastard!!!!!

[Solly Mack]

84. Did you hear that the LVAD rejected Cheney?

bada-bing. :)

[crim son]

80. I'll not be grave dancing because it demeans me.

I will, however, rejoice inwardly and maybe have a glass or two of champagne. :)

[Solly Mack]

82. LOL!

[tavalon]

101. Actually, it's exercise

and we should all exercise regularly!

[crim son]

121. I like the way you think.

Gawd knows I could use a bit of exercise!

[BrklynLiberal]

83. No glorified death or publicity ridden trial..just poof! Gone! Never to be seen or heard from again

Into the bottomless ignominy he deserves..


A footnote to history that no one really cares to remember.

[Solly Mack]

85. I dunno. I think he deserves to be a convicted war criminal.

Then he can go poof.

[BrklynLiberal]

87. But the trial would bring him so much satisfaction... I would like to deny him that.

His minions would gather around and support him and sing his praises. He would be given a podium from which to shout his ugly words.

I believe that a quiet, unwitnessed disappearance would be so much worse punishment for him....no adoration, no final speech, no martyrdom. Just gone....................and hopefully forgotten.

[Turborama]

88. Lest we forget the million+ dead civilians plus 4,413 dead & 31,874 seriously wounded soldiers

Iraq War Facts, Results & Statistics at June 29, 2010
4,413 US Soldiers Killed, 31,874 Seriously Wounded
By Deborah White, About.com Guide
Jul 5 2010
For your quick reading, I've listed key statistics about the Iraq War, taken primarily from data analyzed by various think tanks, including http://usliberals.about.com/gi/o.htm?zi=1/XJ&zTi=1&sdn=usliberals&cdn=newsissues&tm=162&f=20&tt=2&bt=0&bts=0&zu=http://www.brookings.edu/iraqindex">The Brookings Institution's Iraq Index, and from mainstream media sources. Data is presented as of June 29, 2010, except as indicated: http://usliberals.about.com/od/homelandsecurit1/a/IraqNumbers.htm

Former IAEA chief: Iraq war killed “a million innocent civilians”
By Patrick Martin
3 April 2010
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2010/apr2010/bara-a03.shtml

[Solly Mack]

89. Yep! Thank you for adding that!!!!

[Turborama]

90. You're welcome, thank you for the thread. Hey, have you seen this interview on AJ English yet?

It's well worth watching all the way through... http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x484962

:hi:

[Solly Mack]

109. Not yet. Thanks! On my way now

[eecumings]

91. The current

administration is as corrupt as W and Dick's Killum first regime.

[dflprincess]

93. As Clarence Darrow said

"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure."

I've never had anything nice to say about Cheney during his time on this earth and I'll guarantee that his death won't change my opinion of him.

[Solly Mack]

107. I feel exactly the same way. Never had anything nice to say about him either.

[donheld]

94. A thousand recommends!

[Solly Mack]

106. Thanks, donheld

[BlancheSplanchnik]

95. nauseating. K n R n/t

[Solly Mack]

105. It is

Thank you, BlancheSplanchnik

[Tsiyu]

96. I love you Solly Mack

That is all.

[Solly Mack]

104. Thank you, Tsiyu

:blush:

[DesertDiamond]

102. Theres's a book by a man who interviewed more than a thousand who had died and been revived...

Every single one of them told the same story: They lived through their lives but as "the other person" - they exerienced the feelings of every person they had done good or harm to. I think when Cheney, Rumsfeld and others like them die they will have to live through the pain of every single one of the many millions of people they have caused to suffer.

[Solly Mack]

103. Like living in a nightmare you can't wake up from...which was what

the 8 years of Bush/Cheney felt like.....so that would be poetic.

[Lost4words]

113. Kick!

:kick:

[blogslut]

114. Forty years ago, Leslie Bricusse wrote the perfect dirge for Cheney's impending demise

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiNMz_745vQ

I shall sing it on that day.

[Solly Mack]

120. teehee

:hi:

[The Blue Flower]

115. He'll have to be buried in an undisclosed location

To prevent same.

[Solly Mack]

119. Probably in one of his secret locations.

[L0oniX]

116. Cheney is natures way of telling you something is wrong.

[Solly Mack]

118. I like the way you put that!