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24ever wrote:

I had ancestors fighting for the south, so Lincoln basically wanted to destroy me in a very roundabout way 

I'd keep that to myself if I were you....

steppenwulf wrote:

I'm going to say Bush just to see people's reaction.

yes but saying you're doing it to see people's reaction ruins it
anyway wasn't there two president bush's
so which one

wait whats the plural form of president bush
oh whatever

Last edited by rufflebee (2010-12-18 22:06:52)

yes
now i would say bush just to see peoples reactions (and not include that i was doing it to see reactions) but i already said jfk
and itd be a little weird going from jfk to bush
and i really dont care about peoples reactions
so oh well
and now im pretty sure that if someone does say bush (whichever one, i dont think anyone really liked either) here its just to see reactions
and that kind of ruins it
but whatever i mean people can like whatever presidents they want

Last edited by rufflebee (2010-12-18 22:22:17)

kayybee wrote:

Fdr

?
...
I don't have a favorite president.

Last edited by kimmy123 (2010-12-18 22:48:02)

rufflebee wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

kayybee wrote:

Fdr

?
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I don't have a favorite president.

fdr is Franklin D. Roosevelt I believe

I thought it meant something like tl;dr

fireball123 wrote:

I like US Grant, most corrupt administration ever, but one of the best generals in American History. Unfortunately not many people don't even know who he is. Shame, the savior of the US is forgotten to the battle of gettysburg, which was barely won by Meade [/rant]

I think that if you asked people who they know, Grant or Meade, more would probably say Grant. I've read a lot of stuff that says Meade is overshadowed by Grant because Grant came east soon after Gettysburg and pretty much took over the Army of the Potomac.

You may be right about some people knowing Meade more, but I think the everyday person knows Grant more, because he was the impact general for many more battles than Meade, and even though Meade's one major battle was the largest of the war, more battles for Grant means his name would come up more, and more people would know him.

Last edited by gettysburg11 (2010-12-19 09:34:14)

militarydudes wrote:

Apparently lots of people like Abraham Lincoln 

Abe Lincoln was and still is the most popular president.

silverninja wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

steppenwulf wrote:

I'm going to say Bush just to see people's reaction.

yes but saying you're doing it to see people's reaction ruins it
anyway wasn't there two president bush's
so which one

wait whats the plural form of president bush
oh whatever

Yeah there was President Bush's dad and then him

And yea I agree with you
He ruined it by saying "im going to say bush just to see people's reaction."
You know, steppen, it would be a lot more interesting to just leave out the words i put in italics.

woah did i just use a period

Well people would start flaming me and I don't feel like throwing people in jail right now. Anyone I accomplaished what I was trying to do in the first place. Everyone's reaction is wondering why I said what I said for people's reaction. Pretty eleaborate scheme.

FDR pwns all.

My favorite would probably have to be Lincoln, and behind that FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, and Jackson (purely because Jackson was amazing).

Most obscure President has to be Franklin Pierce (and for good reason, too).

sanddude wrote:

steppenwulf wrote:

I'm going to say Bush just to see people's reaction.

If you subtracted "just to see people's reaction", I'd throw a fit.

steppenwulf wrote:

I'm going to say Bush