Shrub's new nickname?

[enid602]

Saw a film last weekend about an ailing UK shoe mfr that tried to invigorate sales by changing its line. The name of the film was 'Kinky Boots,' which kind of reminded me of Bush's old nickname, 'Little Boots.' Then, when I read the account of the NV gubernatorial candidate's claim of a 1984 dalliance with Bush(co), I realized that maybe Bush should be Kinky Boots. Sorta fits, don't you think?

[Lautremont]

1. It fits, and it's not bad,

but I still prefer my name for him, "Mr. Tumnes."

[enid602]

2. ?

Explain

[Lautremont]

12. Oh, just a meaningless private joke, actually - a friend

drew a picture and labelled it "Mr. Tumnes," and to me it looked like a picture of the chimp-man's soul, to the degree that he's got a soul, anyway. So to me he's Mr. Tumnes, but I don't use it much here because it tends to cause a lot of confusion and question marks!

[StellaBlue]

3. Not good for Texans - reminds one of Kinky Friedman!

haha

I like Smirky McDeath the best. That always cracks up my non-internet-blogging leftwing pals.

[atommom]

7. Smirkey McDeath is brilliant.

:toast:

[driver8]

4. "Little Boots"?? I don't get it. n/t

[PATRICK]

5. Little Boots= Emperor Caligula

As a child he got the nickname for wearing outsized army boots among his father's troops for whom he became a mascot. This was before Nero became a better match for Bush after Katrina.

[titoresque]

6. He deserves no cutesy name!

The Mass Murderer, or Baby Killer-in-chief that should be his nickname! Sorry, I just can't stomach all these cutesy names for these fuckers. They are ruthless smirking killers and they get no nice names from me!

[Ian David]

8. Der Chimpenfuhrer... forget where I heard it first

Same goes for calling Schwarten... Shwar... Schwartz... Governer Ahnold, "Der GropenFuhrer."

[William Seger]

9. After all the stuff he's stepped in lately...

... maybe should be Stinky Boots.

[kiraboo]

10. I'm sticking with "The Weenis".

It speaks to me.

[driver8]

11. I'll stick with "Anti-Christ".

Hey -- if the shoe fits...