BUSHLER. You heard it here first. My new name for little king george.

[radwriter0555]

You like?

[htuttle]

1. Related to the guy who made thneeds?

Hates truffula trees? Full of regret? That guy?

On edit: nevermind...I'm a space case today. Again.

[tom_paine]

5. No Imperial Family member regrets anything

Regeret is for the "little people'...the "cannon fodder", don't you know.

Superior beings such as the Imperial Family have no need for such weaknesses.

[onebigbadwulf]

2. Brilliant. Im suprised I didn't think of it.

[cthrumatrix]

3. from american pie..?

if so...that's really unfair to the actor playing Bushler

[stevedeshazer]

4. I like

[xcentrik]

6. Gee, a comparison to Hitler.

Never heard that one before.

[stevedeshazer]

7. Get used to it

[oasis]

17. Hitler looked much more comfortable in uniform.

[demnan]

8. Heard that on Bartcop about 6 months ago

sorry.

[radwriter0555]

9. DAMN. But it can be OH SO RELEVENT now...

So, it's a keeper.

[DoYouEverWonder]

10. It sure makes them uptight

whenever anyone dares to make such comparisons. Guess we're hitting a sore spot?

[radwriter0555]

22. It really does... They're getting a wee bit VEXED aren't they?

Poor things.

hitting close to home.

[Bushknew]

11. I love it.

[Paragon]

12. No. Immediate violation of Godwin's law:

http://info.astrian.net/jargon/terms/g/Godwin_s_Law.html

Godwin's Law prov. (Usenet) "As a Usenet discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one." There is a tradition in many groups that, once this occurs, that thread is over, and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost whatever argument was in progress. Godwin's Law thus practically guarantees the existence of an upper bound on thread length in those groups. However there is also a widely- recognized codicil that any intentional triggering of Godwin's Law in order to invoke its thread-ending effects will be unsuccessful.

[0rganism]

14. However, this is not Usenet

Were this a Usenet thread, I would probably agree.

[Paragon]

18. It applies to all message board traffic

It merely started on Usenet.

[ElementaryPenguin]

13. I love it, Rad!

:toast:

[tridim]

15. Bushitler

That way you get the bu-sh*t and the hitler in one swipe.

[Hubert Flottz]

16. What about the war protesters worldwide and their pics of shrub

Are they part of the VAST LEFTWING CONSPIRACY/EVIL DOER DEMOCRATS too? Does anyone have any pictures of Bush's Hitler pics from abroad? Even people in other countries see the writing on the wall, maybe even better than America does!

[leftchick]

20. Do You Mean Like This One From Helsinki?....

Well before the invasion.....




I use it as wallpaper on my computer!

[Hubert Flottz]

21. Nice!

The people in Europe saw Hitler in action, so I'm betting they would know better than a Dumbed Down Amerikkka! Check out this website and see if Bush don't fit right in!

Leaders in uniform

Most societies generally respect those who have served in the military. In many poor countries the military is seen as the best sector of society, and above the corruption and scandal that may plague civilian politics. In more developed countries, military leaders are seen as personifying a dignified elite, possessing qualities of honesty, discipline, and integrity which may be sorely lacking in the mainstream population. In both cases soldiers are generally admired for their patriotism and dedication to the protection and service of the nation.

Over the years, many Heads of State have chosen to appear in uniform in order to project an image of being connected with the respectability and honor of the military. The following pages are my attempts at charting this interesting fashion phenomenon.

http://www.filibustercartoons.com/uniforms.html

[cliss]

19. Yeah, but how about BeelzeBush?

Instead of BeelzeBub, a biblical word for the Devil.

Fitting.