Just before his last day, I want to have a positive Bush* farewell thread.

[LoZoccolo]

I'd like to thank him on DU for the following accomplishments:

- National Do Not Call Registry
- plans for a mission to Mars
- extended daylight savings time :bounce:
- I heard something about cheap broadband

[treestar]

1. Gave weekly addresses in Spanish

Said to be "halting" Spanish, to go along with his halting English.

[hlthe2b]

2. The only way you'll get a (deserved) positive Bush* thread ...

is if you get a moderator to lock it immediately after posting, sans any replies (and your comment would have to be limited to, oh, never mind--even his name is a negative)....:eyes:


Besides why would you give him credit for any of the above? Really?

[LoZoccolo]

7. Because I can handle complexity. n/t

[hlthe2b]

17. The question is, can you support his contributions to these?

Not really a complex question, after all. It does, however imply some more effort on the part of the Bushies* than just failing to veto...:shrug:

[tabatha]

3. I'd like to thank him for leaving.

[wordpix]

4. helped Dems and Barack O get a sweep in 2008

thank you boosh you dangerous moran

[cynatnite]

5. for not coming to my house...

that's the only positive thing I can come up with.

[sixmile]

6. He did the best he could

And believed he was doing the right thng.

[wordpix]

9. yeah, what else could a dangerous moron do?

[rug]

8. He revived the shoe industry.

[Fireweed247]

12. yes, creating jobs in the middle east

[wordpix]

10. and I heard something about "trying to reform Soc. Security" by privatizing it

blech :puke:

[rateyes]

11. This is the nicest thing I can say about Bush:

.

[proud patriot]

13. He brought us all together United against him

:shrug:

[burythehatchet]

14. He didn't go to the Naional Archive and literally take a dump on the Constitution

[burythehatchet]

15. ...never mind, I think he actually did doo that

edit to insert pun

[rateyes]

16. No, he just used it for toilet paper, and flushed it down the toilet.

[lonestarnot]

18. All the friends I have made in the hater club!

[Horse with no Name]

19. Then feel free to go to one of the other sites that won't be named

The drunken bastard destroyed the country.
If he did *any* good at all--it was overshadowed by the horrible things he did.

[LoZoccolo]

25. Sure, because I agree with everything else Bush* stands for. n/t

[Wiley50]

20. I Positively Hate That MotherFucker (and am positive he's responsible for 9/11) n/t

[Tangerine LaBamba]

21. He opened my soul, and expanded my

consciousness. He showed me things I'd never dreamed. He brought out something in me that were unknown to me. He made me what I am today, and he will have a special place in my heart forever because he did all that, and I can never, will never forget:

I never knew I could hate the way I hate Fuckface and his thugs. I thought I was good at the "dislike" thing, and I pride myself on knowing how to get revenge. I am of Italian ancestry, after all.

But, this waste of life brought me to a place of loathing that was, until then, something that I'd reserved only for things relating to the Holocaust.

Fuckface - he's beyond the Holocaust, as far as I'm concerned, in every possible way, and then some.

[clspector]

22. No, I will not

cheer extended daylight savings time. It's utter bullshit.

[Ishoutandscream2]

23. Thanks for finally putting the stake in the heart of Ronald Reagan

Ronnie, plus his so called revolution, has been put to rest. Thanks, Dubya.

[Generator]

24. He never tortured or tried to kill me personally

Though if I would have been in New Orleans or in the Twin Towers. or on an airplane on 9/11 or a Muslim/journalist/bystander living in Afghanistan or Iraq I know he wouldn't have minded it, but it wouldn't have been "personal."

[Sheepshank]

26. He's good at ducking

Bet you thought I meant ducking thrown shoes...didn't you?

I mean ducking the big questions by envoking executive privileges where they had never been used before.

[dogday]

27. He is a good liar and thief.... n/t