My favorite *Bushisms* from the debate

[Beaverhausen]

1. His mispronunciation of Mullahs as "Moo-lahs," which he repeated about 3 times.

2. The Korean "Penin-schula"

3. "How can he be the leader of the WORLD?" The world? whatever!


What were yours?

[Momof1]

1. Transshipment he is such a freaking idiot n/t

[leftofthedial]

2. the insurgents are fighting "vociferously"

LOL

[Sparkly]

9. I believe he said "fersifrously."

;)

[leftofthedial]

16. I wonder

If "vladermer" is fersifrous.

the "moolahs" are definitely fersifrous.

the north koreans might go "nuculerly" fersifrous on us too.

that is, if we don't stop the fersifrous perliferations before someone tranships them like freedom from the mighty mountain to the valley of peace below.

[livinbella]

20. o man, that was great

i wonder whose idea it was to throw that word in there.
then again, perhaps he meant to say something else.

[troubleinwinter]

3. Before the debate...

My husband asked me what stupid thing I thought Chimp would say.

I said, "It's hard work."

So he kept a running tally with pen & paper. The first one came about 3 minutes in. He said "Hard work" FIFTEEN times!

As if he'd done any ion his life.

[TrustingDog]

4. lots of 'moolah' for his Halliburton friends and fiends in Iraq...

[readmylips]

5. Looking down from the valley....whatever!

little bush reads the bible all day and can't quote directly from it.

And we prayed....in reference to the Mom whose son was killed in Iraq. Not even the 60 million bush kkkristians praying saved his ass last night.

An that big word, fus...totally out of character for Mr. Simpleton. He was really aware that Kerry's vocabulary makes Yale proud.

[VOX]

6. "It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work."

"It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work." "It's hard work."

There, I said it **eleven** times, just like Georgie.

but let me top him: "It's hard work." :bounce:

[Sparkly]

7. "Mexed missages," "It's hard to LOVE her," mixing up Saddam & OBL

n/t

[alarcojon]

8. The one about loving the widow

it just sounds strange, especially when you remember Bush's line about ob-gyn's showing their love for their patients.

and the one about keeping his daughters on a leash.

on edit: I hope Olbermann has some good clean fun with these lines! B-)

[Beaverhausen]

12. Oh yeah- I forgot about that one

what is up with that?

[bkcc]

10. Love that he kept repeating "noo-kyuh-lur."

The "valley of peace" thing was pretty funny too.

[Politicub]

11. Transhipment was a good one.

I guess i need to look that up to see if it's really a word, but I've never heard it.

[BattyDem]

13. "Moolahs" had me LMAO ....

but I also had to laugh when he called the Middle East a "neighborhood"

Bush quote: "And there‘s going to be an Arab summit, of the neighborhood countries."

It may not be a huge one, but it just sounded so silly. Maybe they can make a movie called "Moolahs in the 'hood" :evilgrin:

[jayfish]

14. "It was not my administration that put the sanctions on Iran."

"That happened long before I arrived in Washington, D.C."

Just before that he said:

"Secondly, he said -- my opponent said where he worked to put sanctions on Iran -- we've already sanctioned Iran. We can't sanction them any more. There are sanctions in place on Iran."

Talk about flip-flops. He doesn't even know what he has said from one minute to the next.

Jay

[Catfight]

15. Read my new sig line, it was my favorite!

[sangh0]

17. "No one told me to go to the UN"

and something about "We thought they'd stick around to fight, but they didn't, so we're fighting them now"

Think about just how stupid that last one is.

[Merrick]

18. Don't forget Poland!

we wouldn't want to belittle the contributions of those 14 Polish soldiers who joined us in the invasion.

[Mz Pip]

19. Bush referred to the

terrorists as "a bunch of folks". Jon Stewart jumped all over that one.

"A bunch of folks is who you run into at the Olive Garden." was Stewart's jab.

MzPip
:dem:

[jayfish]

21. "I know how these people think."

Referring to world leaders as "these people", real nice.

Jay

[atommom]

22. I think this is the first time I've heard "nucular" and "penin-schula"

in the same sentence. Has he been skipping his speech lessons?