In a message dated 9/17/01 6:59:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< > See the Mouse that Roared for the answer. :-)

 >>

I'll field this one. 

This is a reference to an extremely popular book by Leonard Wibberly. It was 
turned into a movie with Peter Sellers as well.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0848801903/qid=1000745021/sr=1-3/ref=sc

_b_3/002-5602055-6775258

>From the reviews on Amazon: 
"The Mouse that Roared' is a brilliant book filled with charm and wit. It 
portrays an imaginary tiny country wedged in between other countries in 
Europe and often forgotten because of it's size. When their only source of 
external revenue is threatened by company in the US, and their demands 
ignored, they go to war with the United States and win before the US realizes 
thay are at war! the Cold war humor is quite enjoyable, and the message this 
book presents is one of "You can conquer anything if you have enough of the 
right intention". The ultimate 'underdog' and 'little guy becomes the hero' 
story if there ever was one. I cannot say enough about how wonderful this 
book is. It will make you roll you eyes at times, and cause you to squirm 
with embarrassment for the characters and also laugh aloud. In the end you 
will find yourself cheering. It is probably one of the most important books 
in political satire ever written, and should be required reading for all who 
seek positions of power in our modern society. You will enjoy and remember 
this one a long, long time. The wisdom is timeless. 

Jon

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