Sorry but you must divide the 80000 by the total population of US and the
number of dead contractors in Iraq by the total population of contractors in
Iraq. Further you must take the total of murdered contractors in that time
frame from the 80000 and divide by the total number of contractors in the
US. I would then really be interested in those stats.
This one gave me a chuckle as I was warned by a cop not to walk through an
area in downtown Atlanta - though I am not sure if he was exaggerating or
not. Not withstanding murder, you can always add car accidents to the mix
and my particular avocation (climbing) which has caused me some broken bones
and caused some of my friends death. Apparently, at least according to some
local Atlanta residents, the death rate is augmented by the police shootings
of various people by charging ("no warrant entries") wrong addresses.
Thanks for the pre-Friday humour.
Cheers
Ben
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I would imagine that statistically speaking a contractor is almost as likely
to be murdered in the USA as he would be in Iraq. I don't know this for a
fact, but that would be my guess.
Considering in the time our troops have been in Iraq, something like 80,000
people have been murdered in the USA.
Andy L. Mayfield
Sr. System Operation Specialist
Alabama Power Company
Office: 8-226-1805
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Happy Birthday Dan and Dan!
Talking about Iraq, some people (don't want to take names) 'claim' its safe
to work there.. and then they add you would go there with the full
protection of an army.. Ironical right? Safe and you need an army to protect
you while you go to work :-). I was told that by the management of one of
the companies I used to work for and I literally burst out laughing and was
like you must be kidding!
Joe
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Caissie
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Wow I share 2 things with the founder of this great list.
My 1st name and my birthday weird I tell you weird.....
Dan Caissie
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At first I thought it must be a full moon.
Two timeless and futile discussions on the same day.
Then I remembered it is my birthday and it all made sense.
So briefly: Don't Worry, Be Happy
[and if you take the job in Iraq, one out of two ain't bad].
<out unless there is an emergency until Monday>
cheers ... Daniel
p.s. sorry for the non-technical post, bad Founder bad
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