I dont know how you found out about this, but I appreciate you bringing it up! This is really funny, but I wish that you would say who the company was so that I could make sure that if I am ever in France I will never buy anything from them!
Aloha!

Heck, I hope they sell a boat load to the French (if it is putting dollars into the US economy), I know they eat that stuff up over there. As for here, probably 95% of Americans don't even know the name of the French president. Why? Ignorance mostly, but also because who cares! People should know who is important in the world. I suggest we make tons of Bush Bashing merchandise to sell in Europe, and then we can use the proceeds to finance the war in Iraq. Both sides win, we'll have a bunch of Europeans that get their rocks off expressing their contempt for the US (I'm here to tell you it started long, long before Bush became president, been there, seen it) through fashion and the US government gets their Euros to spend as it sees fit. The Bush bashers that live in the US (and just can’t get over it and move on with their lives) can get a nice, warm, fuzzy feeling from their French soul mates.

Appropiate for losers

"Bush is an idiot, but democrats lost twice to him. So what does that make them?"

Now That's the funnies thing in this thread!

But I still wouldn't put that Bush in an idiot, he may be, but we as americans have to respect the office that he holds.......

LW

Whats truly funny is the general illiteracy of the 'leftists' that post here...man, could you all POSSIBLY misspell more words while you are telling us how stupid we are?

Have some mercy! People make typos. Ideas and spread of knowledge are more inmortant.

Island Dog

"Bush is an idiot, but democrats lost twice to him. So what does that make them?"

It makes center right rather than far right, yet somehow they are portrayed as extreme leftist. What a bizarre world we live in. Come to think of, democrats only lost one election.

Helix

Respect the Office if even not the person

I doubt that's what Thomas Jefferson said in respect to the British Crown. How about respect humans because they are human. I give Bush the same respect that I give every other human. As a president, though, I don't respect him. That's ok, right?

Kaulani

This is really funny, but I wish that you would say who the company was so that I could make sure that if I am ever in France I will never buy anything from them!

Take some time, read the blog, respond...in that order.

Tast

Not to mention that it is a personal attack on the President of the United States as well. Sorry but I don't take well to someone printing such things about our president, no matter who he is.

Since when can we not critisize, joke about, or have negative feelings about our leaders? Come on!

sgsmitty

Good job Left! You look like whining fools again !

Joke, joke, joke. Whining fools? No.

Reply By: zObeliskPosted: Sunday, November 21, 2004 I wish we woud have thought of this when clinton was in office.......imagine the fun companies could have had with underware labels then Garment stains, big girl underware (monica) hehe, underware for interns with special cigar pouches signed by Willy himself. Then there would be the Willy/Paula Jones line......don't get me started hahaha.-Z

I know! This would have been hilarious!

ll

Can't you people read...

From the website : "Because the bags are sold in Canada, the instructions are also printed in French."

So if I print up a couple thousand tshirts with my signature phrase. "The only good Bush is a Shaved Bush, for those that want to drag God into it, a Burning Bush". I would be branded a Bush basher......


Well isn't that what "Bush" is for?

ahem....iMportant....

This was intended by leaping lizard as yet another joke. A joke. You see, sometimes, when folks want to get a point across, such as how irrelevant spelling is when replying to a blog (this is not anyone's dissertation), a little thing called "humor" is sometimes applied.

I don't normally pick on people for missing the point of a posting, unless they are engaged in doing the exact same thing they accuse their opponent's of doing (ie. behaving in a smug and superior manner).

I think it's a great idea. The French people will laugh. Then they will buy more shirts. Capitalism at its finest!

I've just seen so many from the right that say, Kerry was a traitor cos he said the war was wrong, and you couldn't say that bout our prez.

or that you should respect the president. Don't say bad things bout the president.

Well, I feel that the label was talking bout Bush in particular, so the issue of respecting the office of president is irrelevant.

And, this is America! People the world over fawn over the fact that you have such freedom to speak out against your leaders, despite all the contempt. Are the right suppressing the very freedom they purport to spread to the world? All because "We shouldn't say such things about the president?"

And also, what's with the anti-French sentiments? For all you know, some of you would have ancestors with French blood in them. Why the racism? Because they told you the war on Iraq would not turn up any WMDs?

I can't believe this thread turned into an arguement about typos.

News Flash: LL makes typos. Doctors have Determined She's Illiterate.

For crying out loud. Typos don't make people illiterate, and perfectly corrected blogs don't make people genius. This emphasis on spelling and editing have created a nation of people that think they can't write.

LW

It's tough, isn't it? I try to avoid posint highly political retoric, but this was just to funny, and not that political....right?huh?

Posting, that was a tough one to figure out. Oh, and to should have been too. Oh, I missed the h in rhetoric. Yeah, oops. Guess I'm dumb.

I do think that spelling and grammar is pretty important to writing a reply. If Bush spoke like he's from gutter and with heavy words, would he get voted in this country's highest position? I think not.

But there is a line where it's just pointless because it would be nitpicking to pick on that little misspelling or that grammar mistake.

Back to article... IMHO, no president have ever had a lack of people deriding the president during the term or after that. I doubt that it will change any time soon.
You doubt me? Just look at political comics and more.

I am only looking for some cultural sensitivity. Sorry about the harsh comment. Reading it now, I came off a sassy My perspective is different because people very close to my heart live in France and Luxembourg. I do disagree with you on one point.

an enormous amount of anti-Americanism per capita in that country then vise-versa

I don't think this is true, and you rightly stated it as your opinion. I can accept that.

I have never personally witnessed staged contempt in the US for another country as I have abroad towards the US

I am so sorry your experiences reflect this. Like in the US, the population there is varied and divided. I hope you can have a positive experience in the future there. It's such a beautiful place, with warm people, great food, rich wine, and plenty of sweets for the tummy and the eyes. I hope what you see with your two changes next time you go.

So please don’t act like you know what I’ve seen with my own two eyes

Didn't mean to. I'm just a little touchy on the France subject, as you can well tell

ll