I'm trying to figure out where Cheney would be, what ring of hell?

I'm thinking he'll be trapped in the circle of hell in which he's on a never ending ride through Disney's It's a Small World After All.

Occassionally, he gets a lunchbreak in which he's forced to endure FAO Schwartz' "Welcome to Our World of Toys."

kat, you're reading Inferno as a way to relax on a weekend?

By the way, I finally finished that Hamilton biography. I told Allyson I kept putting off the last couple of chapters because I knew what was coming. His wife, Eliza, seemed amazing.

OH! Cheney would with the Sowers of Discord in the 8th ring.

And don't knock Obama.

And don't knock Obama.

Unless you're knocking da boots.

I should take my off-topic ass back to my own thread. Hey, I was an executive producer on Firefly!

(how many people can say THAT? Just two, I'm thinkin'.)

kat, you're reading Inferno as a way to relax on a weekend?

Well SURE! Who isn't?

Actually no. I'm taking a class on Dante. And honestly, The Divine Comedy is so much more enjoyable than his other writings, including De Monarchia which I read two weeks ago and it made blood pour of out my eyes.

So the Inferno is relaxing.

The Hamilton bio is fantastic. If I had to choose a founding father to have an affair with, he'd be at the top of my list. Far above Jefferson or Washington. Though if I had to choose a husband among founding fathers, it would be Adams all the way.

I should take my off-topic ass back to my own thread. Hey, I was an executive producer on Firefly!

Your best work was on Buffy, though.

What? All the critics think so....

eats peanut butter

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got milk?

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Hey, I was an executive producer on Firefly!

Showoff.

I am so unimpressed with Jefferson. Sorry, just am. Though I have the Hitchens short biography and I will read that. Hamilton didn't own OTHER PEOPLE.

And I don't at all buy the "you have to judge a man in his time" argument. Hamilton and Adams both were abolitionists and there were many.