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The following relates to a relatively minor issue. You may think that’s fiddling while Rome burns and maybe it is. But then I’ve long felt that fiddling while Rome burns gets too much of a bad press. I mean, precisely what was the emperor Nero supposed to do while Rome burned? The implication is help put the fire out, but that would be pretty hands-on for a head of state. I’m not sure he’d have been much use, even if he wasn’t exactly like Peter Ustinov playing Nero in Quo Vadis.
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Good!
'Serves ya right fer lookin' like POPEYE! |
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