This is seriously the most entertaining thing you'll see all day.
The Pew Research Center conducted a nationwide survey compiling the list of the words most closely associated with George W. Bush.
Heavy profanity was apparently not included.
Feel free to rectify that and add your own suggestions.
(h/t Cesca)
Friday, December 19, 2008
What's Another Word for "Bush?"
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What's sad is that Bush's "Honor/Honorable" rating has gone up. Apparently his Legacy tour is working... And now I need a drink.
Does Dishonorable count for Honorable since it's a substring? Otherwise I can't explain why that metric has gone up.
What is that Dutch word for dick-slap? I think that applies.
Fred has a word for Bush ...
Awww, now Steve- I'm trying to clean up my act here!
Besides- Cunt is a title that the elite few have worked very hard to earn. I'd call him a rectal polyp, instead. Or how about an anal pustule?
Interesting that "Christian" was amongst the terms with the strongest drop, from 14 to zero.
I've never seen the man, or his party as especially "Christian".
I mean, Christ said feed the hungry, Republicans call that a "repugnant hand out" and "socialist redistribution."
Christ said to render unto God that which is God's and render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, the Bush party want to legislate religious morality (or at least pander to an un-Christ-like group of church-goers who want to legislate morality).
Christ kicked the money changers out of the temple, while Bush and company have welcomed them into our most sacred institutions with open arms (and open wallets, begging to be filled).
It's nice to see when rhetoric catches up to reality.
*ahem*...
Mic check, one...two...
RETARD
That is all.
Another word for Bush? I'm gonna go with muff.
Mongoloid. Troglodyte. Knuckle-dragger. Addle-pate. Helmet-wearing spittle-spout. Profound waste of air. Useless sack of redundant protoplasm. El Douchebag Grande.
Or, you know.. what Votar said.
Deluded has a special ring to it.
Here's the best one:
Washed-up.
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