Caption Contest: George W. Bush

George W. Bush and Money

Here’s a caption contest. What is United States president George W. Bush saying in this speech? Perhaps it is about the economy, but perhaps not. Leave your photo caption in the comments below. The winner, judged arbitrarily by me, gets a cookie.

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  1. #1: D
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    12:23 pm (reply)

    “I was this fast (snapping) with the Mrs’ last night in bed. This event does not take away from my duties as your President.”

  2. #2: Jeremy
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    12:58 pm (reply)

    Like warm apple pie…

  3. #3: Tom
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    1:16 pm (reply)

    I love you thiiiis much!

  4. #4: Binary Dollar
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    1:40 pm (reply)

    “And now I present to you, the iPod Inviso.”

  5. #5: Sparky
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    1:47 pm (reply)

    The Iraq war, no child left behind and edu-ma-cation, nukular strategery against Korea, tax cuts. They’re all about one thing: Show me the money.

  6. #6: Tom
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    3:01 pm (reply)

    “All I wanted was something to eat.”

  7. #7: John
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    4:01 pm (reply)

    Ya see America, our economy is like this booger…

  8. #8: SCapitalist
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    4:18 pm (reply)

    “Dick Cheney has asked me to come here today to present a speech to all Haliburton shareholders about the pending invasion of Iraq. I will be honest with you, my friends and fellow Christians, the war is going to claim the lives of many of America’s youth, and people are going to call me horrible names. But, really, who cares about that anyways… we are going to be F*CKING LOADED!”

  9. #9: Matt M
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    7:43 pm (reply)

    I smoked this economy like a fine cigar!

  10. #10: Debt Free
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    8:22 pm (reply)

    Damn, unemployment’s down at 4.3%, per capita income’s up, the stock market’s smokin’, more people own a home than ever before, and I’m still this close to losing the House to the freakin’ Democrats.

  11. #11: Justin
    Saturday, November 4, 2006
    11:01 pm (reply)

    See this, this is the world’s smallest violin playing just for your lost civil liberties.

  12. #12: Single Ma
    Sunday, November 5, 2006
    12:05 am (reply)

    I don’t care what Kanye says about me! I do care about black people…about “this much.”

  13. #13: Golbguru
    Sunday, November 5, 2006
    2:31 am (reply)

    All you middle-class Americans, you will save only this much after my tax cuts.

    OR

    yucky: Now watch how I put these fingers in my mouth and choke on them.

  14. #14: jim
    Sunday, November 5, 2006
    7:39 pm (reply)

    And this is how I rub my two brain cells together…

    I challenge anyone to top that one.

  15. #15: jim
    Sunday, November 5, 2006
    7:40 pm (reply)

    Gimme my freaking cookie :)

  16. #16: Sam
    Monday, November 6, 2006
    11:08 am (reply)

    I had the TRUTH right on the tip of my tounge, but I just COULD not say it.

  17. #17: ThomasB
    Monday, November 6, 2006
    2:53 pm (reply)

    I crush you all like this….huh,eeer…. I guess my mouth talked before I wanted it to again.

  18. #18: Doobie
    Monday, November 6, 2006
    6:42 pm (reply)

    “Attsa spicy meata-ball!”

  19. #19: moneymonk
    Monday, November 6, 2006
    7:50 pm (reply)

    I know that look anywhere, when Bush put his two fingers together.

    He must be talking about OIL !!!!!

  20. #20: Andrew
    Tuesday, November 7, 2006
    5:58 pm (reply)

    Just like that, my mind was blank and dang it I snapped my fingers and started her right back up again. Takes two to…err…two to do the tango then one hops around, darn it I need a jumpstart.

  21. #21: Mike
    Thursday, November 9, 2006
    9:54 am (reply)

    Sure I like Tequila.. two fingers please.

  22. #22: Mike
    Thursday, November 9, 2006
    9:59 am (reply)

    Damn Democrats! Read between the lines!

  23. #23: Jordan
    Sunday, February 24, 2008
    6:37 pm (reply)

    You come to me, in a time of need, askin for favas!

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