It's probably not altogether fair, but there are certain words, when we see them together, that automatically inspire scorn and/or ridicule in just about all of us. Here's an incomplete list:
Chicago Alderman
General Motors
Internet Advertising
TV Pundits
Washington Lobbyists
Washington Redskins
Washington Nationals
Washington Wizards
Corporate Ethics
George W. Bush
Campaign Promises
Trust Me
Executive Bonuses
Government Bailout
Human Resources
Customer Support
License Renewal
Fair Taxation
Urban Schools
Rod Blagojevich
Road Repairs
Road Disrepair
Patriot Act
Cable Appointment
Quality Guaranteed
Caring Management
Tort Reform
Energy Independence
Economic Recovery
Home Listing
As you can see, this is random. Feel free to add your favorites and if there are enough, I'll create a second list.
And before you say it:
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As a commemorative act to celebrate the end of the Bush ERROR, I propose a national act; namely, that at precisely 12:30PM on January 20, 2009, at the moment that Barack Obama begins to take the oath of office, We have a "Universal Presidential Flush" where americans across the country simultaneously flush their toilet to indicate the ending of the Bush ERROR.
Theoretically, this is great symbolism but practically, it would cause huge water & sewer problems because of so many participants-we need another more sustainable action.
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