If a co-worker has a Bushisms calendar at his desk

[vi5]

Do you think it's a safe assumption that he's a dem or at least not a repug?

[Kamika]

1. yes.

Unless he uses it as his daily wisdom words

[Richardo]

4. You're on a roll, Kamika...

HA! :D

[Kamika]

8. thanks !

Appreciate that :D

[JanMichael]

2. Mine voted for him, now he hates him.

He also hasa Bushisms calander.

My guess is yes?

[terrya]

3. Yes.

I've never heard Bush's acolytes make fun of Bush's idiotic comments or malapropisms.

Your co-worker is a Dem.

Terry

[Drifter]

5. If a co-worker has ...

3 pictures of Reagan, and pictures of AWOL and Pickles hanging in his office, Is it safe to assume that he is FUCKING MORAN ?

You bet.

BTW, I've got my second Bushism calendar (pResidential MisSpeak) sitting near my doorway.

Cheers
Drifter

[hlthe2b]

6. I wondered about that... While it would be Dems for whom the calendar

was surely produced, I NEED to avoid constant reminder of our "idiot- in-chief." Had I been given one,it surely would have gone immediately to the recycling bin...

[beyurslf]

7. No. But it is safe to assume they don't support the President

blindly.

[LynneSin]

9. I had one on my desk last year

Ramsey gave it to me as an Xmas present (I gave her a Yankee candle).

This year someone gave me the "Worst Case Scenario Calendar" so it's on my desk instead.