November 23, 2004

"George W. Bush: All Hat, No Cattle"

I have no idea what this means. It was on a sticker in the back of a Dodge Ram. Are we to infer that "cattle" is synonymous with "brains"? "Balls"? Then what does the hat replace? Is it like saying he's a cowboy with no herd? Or maybe a shepard with no flock? Seems he'd appreciate THAT analogy a bit more...
The fact that it was in the back of a Dodge Ram with Massachusetts plates and what appeared to be LITERAL brass balls hanging off the bumper further confuses me. I had no idea there were rednecks in Mass., and that they were voting Democrat. Unless I read into that sticker wrong. Hats are, after all, important to rednecks. So are cattle. See my dilemma? And I had an hour on the turnpike alone to contemplate this.
Discuss, then pass your answers to the front.

1 Comments:

Blogger p. said...

Im gonna assume the he pretends to be a cowboy but isnt theory is correct. The question of what that guy was doing in Mass. is a good question though. I mean sure I assume people in Mass. voted liberal very strongly, and that some of them have trucks, but would their issue with bush be that he was pretending to be a cowboy and wasnt? No I dont really get it either.

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