Bush was probably preaching to Miers when he said no more

[boston bean]

scatology.

She probably had a habit of saying "Holy Shit". Or any number of scatological references.

[ewagner]

1. No...look at the context

He says that he wants her advice offered freely and then says "...no more public scatology."

First he doesn't know what the word means...he's substituting it for "bullsh*t".

Second, in context, he's telling her not to give him the same "crap" that she feeds to the public but to give him the "straight story".

I know this is totally different than what we know about Dubya's preferences but that's the context I take this rather bizarre remark in.

JMHO

[boston bean]

2. I can't figure it out, but google scatology and religion and see

what you get.

I go to sites that talk about scatology in the bible, or how there is only a small step between scatology and eschatology.

It is definetely a strange remark though.

[jimshoes]

3. Think anyone will

ask the chimp or scotty just what the hell he meant by that? It amazes me that people go out of their way to keep propping this idiot up.