root password in a .py script

[Bart Nessux]

What do you guys think of something like this... I know it's not safe, but
it would keep the *average* user from immediately seeing the password:

def stupid():
   objects0 = ["j", "a", "b"]
   objects1 = ["T", "x", "f"]
   objects2 = ["/", ":", ";"]
   objects3 = ["d", "w", "v"]
   objects4 = ["0", "9", "4"]
   objects5 = ["H", "B", "G"]
   objects6 = ["!", "~", "'"]
   objects7 = ["o", "l", "e"]
   objects8 = ["U", "M", "E"]
   objects9 = ["=", "+", "-"]
   compiled = objects9[0] + objects1[2]\
   + objects5[0] + objects6[1] + objects0[2]\
   + objects4[1] + objects3[2] + objects7[1]\
   + objects2[2] + objects8[0]
   return compiled
stupid()

How else could I twist this up?