On Wed, 01 Sep 2004 11:02:18 -0400, Robin "Roblimo" Miller
<robin@roblimo.com> wrote:
>
> >In order to fully understand the esoteric concept of peace driving,
> >one must look into history, to the days of peace dialing. Peace
> >dialing was the early practice of dialing thousands of random numbers
> >and broadcasting EBCDIC encoded messages of universal peace and accord
> >to the unwitting recipient. Peace dialing fell out of popularity with
> >the advent of Unicode, but its legacy lives on in peace driving.
> >
>
> Exactly! Peace Dialing and Peace Driving sound s-o-o much better than
> "wardriving" or "wardialing." Even Bush and Cheney like peace; look at
> how hard they worked to avoid war back in the 60s.
>
> "Wardriving" is obviously a hostile act, while "Peacedriving" is a
> random act of kindness everyone should endorse.
>
> - Robin
> (in old hippie mode)
See Robin they Bush and Cheney worked so hard back in the 60s for
peace by avioding war it mean that it must of been something super
serious for them to decide to go to war. now in Iraq.
So we cant call bush a war monger like so many democratics would like
to say he is a peaceful non beliver in war that has been forced into
it. LOL
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