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“They call it the oval office ’cause it’s ovular.”

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“They call it the oval office ’cause it’s ovular.”

(George Bush, Barack Obama)

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  1. Meagda says:

    HA! What will we do when he is gone??? I suppose the vocabulary in the US will improve though… I do have to give him credit for his vocabular-ingenuity… Anyone see the online Rachael Maddow clip on this yesterday?! Hilarious… I think that the one about putting food on your family is the best!

    • Ceefax says:

      The lexicon of the US will get smaller. GW Bush invented one in seven of the words he used while in office.

    • cobrajoe says:

      The vocab in the US will get better?

      You either have great faith in Obama to improve education, or you’ve never been to the south.

      • rhorho says:

        LOL! That reminds me of my adventures in Cajun country.

        • FaileV says:

          I hated my adventures into cajun country. That one, lousiana swamps accent thing >.> it terrifies my soul.
          ~
          And actually much of the south has a slurge of dialects running together, so on the whole they use more words and there’s all sorts of semantics about what words is used at what time.
          ~
          I’ll never get rid of calling all kinds of sode “coke”

          • rhorho says:

            LOL! You just reminded me of that one: “Hey shay (cher), what kinna coke you want? Come on (comment-French), I axed you a question.”
            .
            They could do a whole website on Cajun-speak. It would look a lot like LOL-speak, except that it would be harder to decipher!

            • Tessie says:

              I had a very nice co-worker who talked like that, and I didn’t want to be rude to him, but there were times when I absolutely could not understand what he was saying. His accent sounded to me like a mixture of French-Spanish-black-deep South-something else I don’t know what. Once he said something like, (I’ll attempt a phonetic spelling), “Ooh, don’ do dat, dat hoits, der!”, and I was like, “What, now you’re from Brooklyn, too?”

              • rhorho says:

                Now, I’m scared! That made perfect sense to me. You are quite astute, as the “Yat” accent is hard to distinguish from the Brooklyn accent, unless you happen to be from New York or south Louisiana. One of my co-workers was a French citizen who spoke English well. We thought he could help us understand the locals there, but he was totally lost! Still, as a group, Cajuns are the sweetest people I’ve encountered. As long as you don’t know what it is, their food is delicious, too.

          • divamobile says:

            I agree. Coke is just that “Coke”. Soda is something else altogether. I usually classify it as a generic carbonated beverage of no particular name. I cringe at the thought of asking for Coca-a-Cola and getting of all things Pepsi, blech!

      • jamieteevee says:

        No, we just expect to be able to listen to a full statement and not have to check the doublespeak book or the Bush-ism lexicon to figure out what was just said. With Obama in the office, you will be able to look a the sentence from beginning to end and know EXACTLY what was said and it’s intent. I have wet dreams, occasionally, about this concept.
        So much laundry to do this next presidential cycle. :D

  2. Slashydutchie says:

    Well, at least it ain’t nucular, eh Georgie?

  3. ema says:

    Now this is funny! I could almost hear him saying that.

  4. Sharon says:

    What will Obama do about the poor OB-GYN’s? As Bush said, “it is getting harder for them to practice their love on women,”

    I am from Texas. He wasn’t born in Texas but he, like we all do, made himself a native Texan just by staying there–that’s what happens when you move to Texas :) . But rest assured, we aren’t all like that!!!

    • Slashydutchie says:

      I actually thought that before coming to the US to visit my aunt in Texas… then I met my ‘new’ American uncle… cowboy hat, long coat, one of them typical shirts under it, huge belt buckle, enough for that belt to hold back, boots… started singing along to country & western on the way from the airport, accent and vocabulary that beats GW’s… it was a major “WTF?!” moment.

      First I spent all my life not believing the stereotype, the next second I was related to it.

      Pretty nice guy, though. ;)

      • Phaelin says:

        Yeah, while stereotypes are generally bad things, they were made for a reason.

      • funnyfarm says:

        I worked in Texas for a while and I found all the negative stereotypes about Texas to not be true. Yeah, they like their belt buckles, country music, and whatnot, and they have accents, but that’s their culture it’s not a bad thing… they’re generally very nice people down there. In all, I really enjoyed my time in Texas and I would go back.

  5. jamlayfa says:

    The lolz on the vote page are moving steadily towards the center, I sure hope my awesome bipartisan one makes it on the front page soon (though it’s a rather obscure reference to a VERY cult classic movie).

  6. New Kid says:

    Aw, what will we do without someone in office who gives us such gems? You know, he’s a little bit like Shakespeare with his rampant invention of words, probably better really since most of Shakespeare’s never really caught on. I would love it if he’s actually said this, it’s like a cross between Bush and Madden!

  7. sbell says:

    Does that mean there’s a Testicular Office, too?

  8. thom says:

    kudos, hilarious. the world will be a less funny place with Bush gone.

  9. CarmenT says:

    An “ovular” presidential office will happen, someday. I’m pretty hopeful I’ll see it before I’m completely decrepit. ;-)

  10. xxxmeese says:

    Don’t write that down! Ovular isn’t even a word!

  11. rhorho says:

    I copied the following poem, composed entirely of Bush’s words:
    .
    Make the Pie Higher
    words by George W. Bush

    I think we all agree, the past is over.
    This is still a dangerous world.
    It’s a world of madmen and uncertainty
    and potential mental losses.

    Rarely is the question asked
    Is our children learning?
    Will the highways of the Internet become more few?
    How many hands have I shaked?

    They misunderestimate me.
    I am a pitbull on the pantleg of opportunity.
    I know that the human being and the fish
    can coexist.
    Families is where our nation finds hope,
    where our wings take dream.

    Put food on your family!
    Knock down the tollbooth!
    Vulcanize society!
    Make the pie higher! Make the pie higher!

  12. pittypat says:

    Hilarious, my friend!
    (“Amigo! Amigo!” –George W. Bush, calling out to Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in Spanish at the G-8 Summit, Rusutsu, Japan, July 10, 2008)

    • pittypat says:

      foo- this should went go up thar under rhorho . . .

      ok, lets us talk like dubya for the rest remainder of the post!

      • rhorho says:

        (Bush:) Bah “post,” I’m shuer ya mint to say “pisst,” ‘cuz jokes ’bout me makes me pisst. Another thang that makes me pisst is when the media doesn’t “git” me. That’s their word, and it’s a funny word, heh, “git.”

    • rhorho says:

      *SNORK!!* Bush: Hey, what’s the matter with’at? Heh, Italian is the same as Spanish, except it’s frum It-lee, heh.

  13. Ed says:

    Whenever that commercial for that new drug “Abilify” comes on. I think of Bush (or has someone else thought of that). It seems like something Bush would say related to the Iraqi security forces.

  14. Trainwreck Chaser says:

    HAHHAAHAHA

    One that makes George bush look dumb OF COURSE is funny!!
    Ovular is such an inventive word.

  15. Russano Greenstripe says:

    Hey, at least he didn’t say “Ovulating.”

  16. Boogerface says:

    It only got ovular when Bill Clinton got there.

  17. I think we will all miss his stupidity~ Even if your a bible beating neocon you have to admit this wasn’t one of our brightest.

  18. Serenityinfire says:

    Um, doesn’t anyone here know that ovular is a word, much like circular or rectangular?

  19. I don’t think that is the point really do you? I think the point is, if it’s called the Oval office it’s probably ovular in shape, no?

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    • Churj says:

      … the grammar… it scares me.

      I’m Churj, and I would approve this timely message… except for the grammar being very poor and the post having no content.

  21. marina says:

    i think bush was much beter than obama he didnt do something since the day that he became the prisdent


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