TNunnster's definitions
Teddy Roosevelt used the term "bully" as an adjective to mean "wonderful" or "superb", and coined the term "bully pulpit" to mean a terrific platform from which to advocate an agenda.
An alternate definition of "bully" as a noun means someone who harasses or intimidates. The modern definition of "bully pulpit" reflects the misuse of the church pulpit by unenlightened preachers to bully followers into submitting to their twisted views.
An alternate definition of "bully" as a noun means someone who harasses or intimidates. The modern definition of "bully pulpit" reflects the misuse of the church pulpit by unenlightened preachers to bully followers into submitting to their twisted views.
I used to enjoy going to church until the preacher started using the bully pulpit to rail against homosexuals. This is not the message of Jesus! I have plenty of gay friends who are the kindest, most generous people you could know. I don't attend church anymore.
by tnunnster May 2, 2010

1. The active process of creating a culture of peace.
2. Shorthand for the federal Department of Peace
2. Shorthand for the federal Department of Peace
by TNunnster February 6, 2010

A person of substantial financial means living a nontraditional lifestyle. For example, an artist, author, actor or musician with a trust fund.
by TNunnster February 6, 2010

1) v. - The act of freeing a society from the chains of fundamentalist dogma.
2) n. - A product that, when sprayed on evangelical door knockers, will make them go away. (Similar to pesticide.)
2) n. - A product that, when sprayed on evangelical door knockers, will make them go away. (Similar to pesticide.)
Getting the Catholic church out of the lives of non-Catholics will require a strong dose of dogmaticide.
by tnunnster October 10, 2012

by tnunnster October 9, 2012

A modern social disease whereby the afflicted have an uncontrollable biological need to shit out all of their menial mental musings.
by TNunnster February 6, 2010

A commercial megachurch that attracts inbred, superstitious, blind faith saps that will believe and do anything they are told.
by TNunnster February 6, 2010
