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LITTLE KNOWN FACTS ABOUT U.S. PRESIDENTS |
by Neil Cicierega, American Patriot |
GEORGE WASHINGTON |
Before becoming a founding father, George Washington was a down-on-his-luck figure ice skater with a heart of gold. |
JOHN ADAMS |
Due to a hunting accident, John Adams was unable to speak for his entire term. He communicated through vague hand gestures. |
THOMAS JEFFERSON |
Thomas Jefferson used chocolate to lure innocent children into burning buildings. To this day he has never been apprehended. |
JAMES MADISON |
For several months after his death in 1439, James Madison's ghost reportedly lingered around the chutney factory where he was born. |
JAMES MONROE |
James Monroe kept a secret dream diary. Historians have recovered it and confirmed that he would often have passionate fantasies of John C. Calhoun wearing nothing but a silk bathrobe. |
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS |
Although he was raised by former president John Adams, John Quincy Adams' biological father was in actuality a Brazilian merchant with mysterious goat legs (which, to Mrs. Adams' relief, were not genetic.) |
ANDREW JACKSON |
On a whim, Andrew Jackson once gathered every distinguished gentleman he could find into his bedroom and screamed obscenities until they all left. |
MARTIN VAN BUREN |
Not only was Martin Van Buren the first Black President, he was the first female President as well. |
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON |
Although William Henry Harrison's Presidential term lasted only a single month, during the period he managed to bed more chicks than JFK and Woodrow Wilson combined, in their whole lives. |
JOHN TYLER |
John Tyler was one of only nineteen Presidents to have owned a magnetic poetry set. Many of his endearing poems have been plagiarized and set to music by rock and roll band Aerosmith. |
JAMES POLK |
James Polk's name has been immortalized by the popular phrase, "That's just one Polk away from an assload of Polk." |
ZACHARY TAYLOR |
President Zachary Taylor's tendency to wander around the White House in an opium-induced stupor wearing only a strategically placed nightcap was not highly publicized. |
MILLARD FILLMORE |
As if his first and last names weren't shameful and awkward enough, Millard Fillmore's middle name was Package. |
FRANKLIN PIERCE |
In his four year term, Franklin Pierce thwarted and dismembered 285 ninja assassins. |
JAMES BUCHANAN |
James Buchanan resigned from Presidency in 1961. His resignation speech was so emotional and touching that nobody had the heart to tell him that his term had ended an entire century prior. |
ABRAHAM LINCOLN |
Abraham Lincoln had two sets of genitalia, both male. |
ANDREW JOHNSON |
Andrew Johnson never once set foot inside the White House. Instead, he performed his Presidential duties from within a giant, hollow watermelon in Mexico. |
ULYSSES S. GRANT |
The last words of Ulysses S. Grant were, "Use my corpse for a sled." Unfortunately, his body spontaneously combusted moments later, and his wish was never fulfilled. |
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES |
Rutherford Hayes achieved Presidency not by vote, but by voodoo. |
JAMES GARFIELD |
When he was a young man, James Garfield was said to desire nothing more than a full head of hair and an unlimited supply of ox blood. This explains his support of the 409th Amendment, which states that the current President shall be allowed a full head of hair and an unlimited supply of ox blood. |
CHESTER ARTHUR |
"Chester Arthur" was a pseudonym. His actual name was Norman Schelmitsen, aka "The Stockholm Sadist." |
GROVER CLEVELAND |
In public, Grover Cleveland donned a rotating bow tie, pre-dating the one seen in the film Pee-Wee's Big Adventure by nine years. |
BENJAMIN HARRISON |
Every Halloween, the skull of Benjamin Harrison rises from its grave, spins around three times, then plunges back into the earth. It's happened on Canada Day a couple of times, too. |
Hey, I already did him. You can't just come back for more like that, you know what I'm saying, Groveman? |
WILLIAM MCKINLEY |
William McKinley was impeached in 803 B.C. after being accused of sexually assaulting a circus clown. |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT |
Theodore Roosevelt came up with the name "America" in 1902. Prior to that everybody had referred to our country as either "Jesusland" or "Englandsucksville." |
WILLIAM H. TAFT |
William Taft's mustache was generally considered to be a step up from Theodore Roosevelt's. Roosevelt declined comment. |
WOODROW WILSON |
All of Woodrow Wilson's pants were custom made to accentuate his left buttock and de-emphasize his right. |
WARREN HARDING |
To this day, Warren Harding still holds the record of the most days of Presidency spent locked up in the Oval Office making funny faces in front of a mirror. |
CALVIN COOLIDGE |
Calvin Coolidge voted for himself 1,900 times and even admitted it, but the public didn't care because he was just so cool. |
HERBERT HOOVER |
While visiting France, Herbert Hoover thought he had accidentally killed the French Prime Minister and blamed it on Zorro. In the end, it turned out that the man he killed was a mere street performer. Hoover and his bodyguards all had a good laugh afterwards. |
TERRY TINKLESON |
Terry Tinkleson was briefly elected into office merely to complete the catchy-name trifecta started by Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. |
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT |
A school textbook published in 1992 accidentally switched the names of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Adolph Hitler. In 1994 it was recalled, but the damage was done. |
HARRY TRUMAN |
Harry Truman's initial objective was to disband the Amish Mafia. After failing miserably, he quickly changed his focus to easier tasks, such as tying his shoes, and even tying other people's shoes. By 1952 he could tie two shoes at once, with his eyes closed. The American people remember Harry Truman as one of the greatest US Presidents of all time. |
DWIGHT EISENHOWER |
Dwight Eisenhower invented ska. |
JOHN F. KENNEDY |
The legacy of John F. Kennedy, or "JFK" as they called him on the streets, bears several striking coincidences with that of Abraham Lincoln. For example, both Lincoln and Kennedy were assassinated by each other; Kennedy's middle name was Fitzgerald, and Lincoln's middle name was Fitzpatrick; both men's last words were "G'ahhh!!" And most astonishing of all, they were both Presidents of the same country. AMERICA. |
LYNDON JOHNSON |
Lyndon B. Johnson was allergic to almonds, goat dander, and Swedish prostitutes. |
RICHARD NIXON |
After resigning from Presidency, Richard Nixon enjoyed a brief career as an offensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers. In 1981 he died of a catnip overdose in his Hollywood penthouse. |
GERALD FORD |
Gerald Ford had spaghetti for dinner last night, and he liked it. He says he'd like to have spaghetti more often. |
JIMMY CARTER |
The face of Jimmy Carter was used for the mold to create the mask worn by Michael Myers in the film "Austin Powers 2." |
RONALD REAGAN |
According to a pie chart, or possibly some other type of chart or perhaps even a graph, during the years Ronald Reagan spent in office, the rate of autoerotic asphyxiation related deaths reached its highest point in over five million years. |
GEORGE H.W. BUSH |
George Bush created and patented a pair of underwear made out of Twizzlers. He wore them on the day of his Pagan wedding to Barbara Pierce. |
WILLIAM CLINTON |
William Jefferson Clinton was 100% certain that he had all the powers of The Hulk, he just never got angry enough to see them in action. |
H. ROSS PEROT |
For one glorious night in 1995, William Clinton allowed H. Ross Perot to fill in as President while Clinton stepped out for a cigar. Luckily, Perot was too dang giddy from sitting in the chair to make any legislative decisions. |
GEORGE W. BUSH |
Uh, he choked on a pretzel, dude. I'm not gonna make fun of him. Don't you know what it's like, to choke on a pretzel? You don't? Well here! HERE! Now you do! Not so funny when that pretzel's blocking YOUR oxygen, is it? |
BY NEIL CICIEREGA, AMERICAN PATRIOT, 2003 |
Vote for Urkel! |
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