Can we start referring to Bush as:

[cool user name]

1) Our Dear Leader,

and/or

2) Chairman Bush

I think it fits in a sort of sardonic kind of way. When you speak publicly, be sure to inflect the sarcasm of your reference.

Yes, I know what you're thinking. I want to call him an asshole, prick, fuckhead and every other negative adjective in my arsenal (in fact, I want to call him an arse and all).

Yet, I think it might reflect purely upon us if we consistently refer to him as a shithead.

A few Dear Leaders and Chairman Bush's ought to reveal your hate for the man but in a more subtle and far more effective kind of way.

Anyway, just throwing the idea out there.

What do you think?

[Cobalt-60]

1. I've been calling him der Fuhrer for years

He never has actually been a president.
That's "your fuhrer" to the GOPs.
My position on this ..person is unmistakable.

[ShortnFiery]

2. I have referred to Bush often as "Dear Leader"

because both him and the North Korean Dictator don't listen to anyone. :shrug:

[cool user name]

10. Exactly ... n/t

[ScreamingMeemie]

3. I have always called him Mr. Bush.

Never President Bush...never anything that would infer respect for a man I have no respect for. I respect the office, not the person sitting in it. :hi:

[Sherman A1]

8. I have taken to this as well.

Formerly referred to him in writing as * and in speaking as our "esteemed leader" (but, then I refer to my ex-wife as "my charming ex-wife - The Dragon Lady") . I think we need to be respectful of people in our conversation as we can (even if they are Bat Sh** Crazy)

[cool user name]

11. Absolutely. I think it comes across a ton better if:

We use the references that you and I cite rather than the vulgar names I'm used to.

Though I'm not immune to calling the fuckwad what he is. :D

[magellan]

4. I'm opposed to maligning a perfectly good term of endearment

...by using it to address that bastard.

"That bastard" is how I most often refer to him in speech.

[liberal N proud]

5. I refuse to acknowledge him as a leader

Leaders lead, he just shits on people and things.

[acmejack]

6. Why he is the "Commander in Chief"!

It is his preferred term of address, he uses the appellation every opportunity he has. I think it is a matter of time until he makes it official.

[ShortnFiery]

12. Oh, that reminds me (raising hand) ... Mr. Kotter!!!

How 'bout the oft used term "The Decider?"

[DemonFighterLives]

7. I like Knucklehead in Chief

or
pRetzel :dunce:

[malaise]

9. No

Lame Duck with an F.

[Somawas]

13. I have called him "Dear Leader" for at least three years now.

No one has missed the sarcasm.

[Swamp Rat]

14. Mein Führer Herrn Bushler

George W. Bush is now officially the Dictator of the United States of America.

[cool user name]

20. This is classic:

[madokie]

15. I have of late been referring to him as glad-happy basturd

[zeemike]

16. I have often referred to him as Boy George

But I do think that it reflects on Boy George badly, but the target audience are mostly homophobic and racist anyway, so they get it.
And I wold think that boy george would suffer that if it did anything to get rid or this disaster.

[maine_raptor]

17. It all depends on the conversation.

I have many terms for this person and I'll different ones depending on the length and tone of the discussion where he comes up. For instance, let's say I'm discussing a political issue down at the local coffee shop with a couple of the local Rush listeners.

Well, I'll start out with "President Bush", maybe doing that a couple of times while increasing the amount of sarcasm in my voice each time, until it finally just about drips out onto that connect-the-dots place mat they use in that bistro. (For some reason, Lem has a hard time with that particular puzzle.)

As the discussion moves on to more salient points, I'll change my references again, this time a might more often. I'll hit the "Dear Leader" phase about after the second or third change, and be well into the "This Idiot" stage, by the time Robby come round with the third refill. (She doesn't say much about politics, but get her talking about the latest "missing white girl" and you can't shut her up; it's all she can talk about, really).

By the time the conversation rolls down, I'm finally ready to unleash my most favorite reference because by this time the usual "Jerk" and "Dolt" are just not, for me, describing the depths of loathing I'm feeling, so all that can be left to say is; "FAG"*.

*"Flaming Asshole George"

So tell me: am I headed for Gitmo yet? :evilgrin:

[cool user name]

18. If I'm there with you, you'll know it's me when I say:

"The Crow Flies At Midnight"

LOL ...

That's actually a coded message that my ex girlfriend and I would use to mean "I Love You" whenever I was around my friends and didn't feel like being chided for being too gushy.

:D

[Tesla]

19. Jr. is usually what I refer to him in mixed company

Dickhead at home though!