Teabonics.

[smoogatz]

Hilarious.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pargon/sets/72157623594187379/

My favorite:

[LiberalFighter]

1. Someone needs to find his spelling teacher.

[rfranklin]

2. Look at that guy's name...obviously a foreigner...

That's not an "American" name!

[hobbit709]

3. I bet his immigrant ancestors had a better grasp of English

[izzybeans]

4. Ha! they left out the r in excretions.

And the mayor must have misspelled his name. There are too many consonants in it to be an excretion of the english language.

"The Village of Crestwood: Where English is Spoken with Nary an Excretion"

Without exception it must suck to be them. ;)

[peekaloo]

8. .

No shit!

:D

[HereSince1628]

12. Thanks I was gonna ax what is mid dat post cuz it lucked ok to me

[Joanne98]

5. OH! Teabonics. That's a sticker! LOL

[ipfilter]

6. If you call someone who knows two languages "bilingual"

and someone who knows three languages "trilingual," what do you call someone who knows only one language? ---- An American.

[hatrack]

7. Reminds me of the joke Molly Ivins retold about a member of the TX Legislature . . .

On hearing that Rep. Whatsisname was planning to learn Spanish, his political opponent said "Great - now he'll be bi-ignorant."

[eppur_se_muova]

13. The speaker was good ol' Jim Hightower, who has quite a way with words.

Just a little help with the memory.
:hi:

[smoogatz]

9. And what do you call someone who can barely speak or write

their own language? A teabagger.

[peacetalksforall]

10. Wal-Mart should consider stacking some dictionaries near the check-out counters.

[The Old Creak]

11. You Gotta Love These People