nutcase

A term describing a person who has totally lost their grip on reality. Such people are mainly from the right wing of the political spectrum, and are often politicians and religious extremists.

Nutcase could describe the following people.

George Bush
Pat Robertson
Jerry Falwell
Ann Coulter
Bill O'Rielly
Rush Limbaugh
Michael Savage
Dick Cheney
Osama bin Laden
Trent Lott

by jesster79 January 19, 2006

shrub

A type of bush that is grown usually outside homes and offices.

The most popular, and most descriptive nickname for our current President, who has just as much intelligence as the type of bush described above.

Shrub is an accurate description of the President.

See also: Bush, George W.

by jesster79 January 19, 2006

Bushworld

A world in which the enviornment is shot all the way to hell, where people have no rights, where thugs dressed in American military uniforms reguarly torture people and use them for their own sexual gratification, and among other things where fascists use the cross to take power.

We're seeing the creation of Bushworld even as we speak.

by jesster79 March 13, 2006

Harold P. Warren

Former fertilizer saleman who lived in the El Paso, Texas area. On a bet, he created the worst film ever made - Manos the Hands of Fate. Also probably created the film to fulfill lifetime fantasy of seeing women in sheer nightgowns wrestle in the desert. Gave us such memorable charachters as Torgo and The Master.

I am Torgo. I take care of the place while the master is away.

by jesster79 March 07, 2004

fuck up

Pretty much an accurate description of the Presidency of George W. Bush.

The economy, No Child Left Behind, the Iraq war, the budget, and the tax cuts are all example of Bush's numerous fuck ups.

by jesster79 January 25, 2005

Michael Richards

An American actor best known for playing Cosmo Kramer on Seinfeld, who later became infamous for a racist, obscenity laden tirade in November of 2006 while performing at the Laugh Factory.

Michael Richards took his place alongside Mel Gibson and George Allen as guys whose mouths are bigger than their brains.

by jesster79 November 24, 2006

liberty cabbage

What "patriotic" Americans called sauerkraut during the World War I years during the height of anti-German hysteria here in the United States.

Sauerkraut was renamed liberty cabbage to remove the German connotation, much like what George W. Bush and the Republicans did to french fries by renaming them freedom fries.

by jesster79 August 17, 2006