Gerald Abraham Puns

1. Millard Fillmore - January 7
2. Richard Nixon - January 9
3. William McKinley - January 29
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt - January 30
5. Ronald Reagan - February 6
6. William Henry Harrison - February 9
7. Abraham Lincoln - February 12
8. George Washington - February 22
9. Andrew Jackson - March 15
10. James Madison - March 16
11. Grover Cleveland - March 18
12. John Tyler - March 29
13. Thomas Jefferson - April 13
14. James Buchanan - April 23
15. Ulysses S. Grant - April 27
16. James Monroe - April 28
17. Harry S. Truman - May 8
18. John F. Kennedy - May 29
19. George H.W. Bush - June 12
20. Donald J. Trump - June 14
21. Calvin Coolidge - July 4
22. George W. Bush - July 6
23. John Quincy Adams - July 11
24. Gerald Ford - July 14
25. Barack Obama - August 4
26. Herbert Hoover - August 10
27. Bill Clinton - August 19
28. Benjamin Harrison - August 20
29. Lyndon B. Johnson - August 27
30. William Howard Taft - September 15
31. Jimmy Carter - October 1
32. Rutherford B. Hayes - October 4
33. Chester A. Arthur - October 5
34. Dwight D. Eisenhower - October 14
35. Theodore Roosevelt - October 27
36. John Adams - October 30
37. James K. Polk - November 2
38. Warren G. Harding - November 2
39. James A. Garfield - November 19
40. Joe Biden - November 20
41. Franklin Pierce - November 23
42. Zachary Taylor - November 24
43. Martin Van Buren - December 5
44. Woodrow Wilson - December 28
45. Andrew Johnson - December 29

George Washington: First Bank of the United States.

John Adams: Alien and Sedition Acts.

Thomas Jefferson: Supporting Indian Removal.

James Madison: Second Bank of the United States.

James Monroe: Appointing John C. Calhoun as Secretary of War.

John Quincy Adams: Tariff of Abominations.

Andrew Jackson: Indian Removal.

Martin van Buren: Trail of Tears.

William Henry Harrison: Dying too early. (Could have been a great President)

John Tyler: Texas Annexation.

James K. Polk: Bad Native Policy.

Zachary Taylor: Trusting D.C. food and water. (He could have been amazing had he survived)

Millard Fillmore: Fugitive Slave Act.

Franklin Pierce: Signing the Kansas-Nebraska Act.

James Buchanan: Lobbying in the Dred Scott case.

Abraham Lincoln: Terrible Native Policy.

Andrew Johnson: Reconstruction Policy.

Ulysses S. Grant: Running the Cabinet in a military style way.

Rutherford B. Hayes: Failing to rebuild the Republican Party in the South.

Chester A. Arthur: Attempting to appoint Roscoe Conkling.

Grover Cleveland: Bad civil rights policy.

Benjamin Harrison: McKinley Tariff.

William McKinley: Filipino concentration camps.

Theodore Roosevelt: Imperialistic foreign policies.

William H. Taft: Sixteenth Amendment.

Woodrow Wilson: Espionage Act.

Warren G. Harding: Poor judge of character.

Calvin Coolidge: High Tariffs.

Herbert Hoover: Poor handling of the Great Depression.

Franklin D. Roosevelt: Japanese Internment.

Harry S. Truman: Mishandling the Korean War.

Dwight D. Eisenhower: Ajax Operation.

John F. Kennedy: Vienna summit with Krushchev.

Lyndon B. Johnson: Escalating the Vietnam War.

Richard M. Nixon: Opening to China.

Gerald R. Ford: Losing re-election to Jimmy Carter.

Jimmy Carter: Stagflation.

Ronald Reagan: Escalating the War on Drugs.

George H.W. Bush: No new tax pledge.

Bill Clinton: Ordering the taxpayer-backed Fannie and Freddie to expand their quotas of risky loans.

George W. Bush: Iraq War

Barack Obama: Toppling Qaddafi.

Donald Trump: Toppling of Soleimani

Joe Biden (as of right now): Poor handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal.

Thank you to u/epicnoober1233 for the idea. Consider this like a “part two” to my post from yesterday. Again, I’m just speculating so consider this all loosely, and these events are mutually exclusive, not one timeline.

Andrew Jackson- At least one of Richard Lawrence’s guns doesn’t jam and Jackson is gunned down on Capitol Hill in 1835. Not only would this be the first time in US history a president was murdered, but it’d also be the first time a sitting president has died. The constitutional crisis of who succeeds a dead president hits the country 6 years earlier. Now here’s the thing: the practice of the Vice President becoming president is mostly due to the fact that John Tyler, more or less, made a power grab and demanded to be considered the president, not acting president, and he succeeded. I’m not necessarily sure VP Van Buren would’ve done the same thing, though, meaning the way the line of succession works could be completely and unrecognizably different. Either way, I think Van Buren takes over the job, with either the title “president” or “Vice President”. He serves out the rest of Jackson’s second term and is succeeded by William Henry Harrison. Van Buren’s legacy would be much more positive to those who know anything about him, as he isn’t saddled with the panic of 1837.

Abraham Lincoln- I wasn’t going to include presidents that were assassinated (and I won’t for the other 3) but Abraham Lincoln’s first assassination attempt -On August 20th, 1864- has one fundamental difference from the successful one: Hannibal Hamlin was the VP at the time. So if Lincoln were infact murdered during his first assassination attempt, Hamlin would take over, and in all likeliness would’ve been given the Republican nomination in Lincoln’s place. I’m gonna assume President Hamlin signs off on Sherman’s March as well, and that coupled with sympathy votes from Lincoln’s death could secure him victory in the 1864 election over McLellan. With Hamlin overseeing the end of the civil war and the ratifying of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments “in Lincoln’s memory”, I could see him winning in 1868 if he chooses to run. If he does then the south would be in much better shape post-war and freed slaves would be better off with no sabotage from Johnson. Hamlin’s legacy would be that of possibly a top 10 president, but Lincoln would not. He’d be remembered as a Kennedy type, remembered mostly as a “what he could’ve been”.

Teddy Roosevelt: His thicc glasses case and speech

1788 - George Washington

1792 - George Washington

1796 - John Adams

1800 - Thomas Jefferson

1804 - Thomas Jefferson

1808 - James Madison

1812 - James Madison

1816 - James Monroe

1820 - James Monroe

1824 - Andrew Jackson

1828 - Andrew Jackson

1832 - Andrew Jackson

1836 - Martin V. Buren

1840 - Martin V. Buren

1844 - James K. Polk

1848 - Lewis Cass

1852 - Winfield Scott

1856 - Millard Fillmore

1860 - Stephen Douglas

1864 - Abraham Lincoln

1868 - US Grant

1872 - US Grant

1876 - Peter Cooper

1880 - James Garfield

1884 - Grover Cleveland

1888 - Grover Cleveland

1892 - James Weaver

1896 - WJ Bryan

1900 - WJ Bryan

1904 - Theodore Roosevelt

1908 - WJ Bryan

1912 - Theodore Roosevelt

1916 - Woodrow Wilson

1920 - James M. Cox

1924 - John W. Davis

1928 - Al Smith

1932 - FDR

1936 - FDR

1940 - FDR

1944 - FDR

1948 - Harry Truman

1952 - Dwight Eisenhower

1956 - Dwight Eisenhower

1960 - Richard Nixon

1964 - LBJ

1968 - Richard Nixon

1972 - Richard Nixon

1976 - Gerald Ford

1980 - John Anderson

1984 - Walter Mondale

1988 - George HW Bush

1992 - George HW Bush

1996 - Bill Clinton

2000 - Al Gore

2004 - John Kerry

2008 - Barack Obama

2012 - Barack Obama

2016 - Hillary Clinton

2020 - Joe Biden

1788- George Washington

1792- George Washington

1796- Thomas Jefferson

1800- Thomas Jefferson

1804- Thomas Jefferson

1808- James Madison

1812- James Madison

1816- James Monroe

1820- James Monroe

1824- Andrew Jackson

1828- Andrew Jackson

1832- Andrew Jackson

1836- Martin Van Buren

1840- Martin Van Buren

1844- James Polk

1848- Martin Van Buren

1852- John P. Hale

1856- John C. Fremont

1860- Abraham Lincoln

1864- Abraham Lincoln

1868- Ulysses S. Grant

1872- Ulysses S. Grant

1876- Rutherford B. Hayes

1880- James A. Garfield

1884- James G. Blaine

1888- Benjamin Harrison

1892- Benjamin Harrison

1896- William McKinley

1900- William McKinley

1904- Theodore Roosevelt

1908- William Howard Taft

1912- Theodore Roosevelt

1916- Charles Evans Hughes

1920- Warren G. Harding

1924- Calvin Coolidge

1928- Al Smith

1932- Franklin D. Roosevelt

1936- Alf Landon

1940- Wendell Willkie

1944- Thomas E. Dewey

1948- Harry S. Truman

1952- Dwight D. Eisenhower

1956- Dwight D. Eisenhower

1960- John F. Kennedy

1964- Barry Goldwater

1968- Richard Nixon

1972- I'd sit this one out

1976- Gerald Ford

1980- Ronald Reagan

1984- Ronald Reagan

1988- George H.W. Bush

1992- Ross Perot

1996- Bob Dole

2000- George W. Bush

2004- George W. Bush

2008- John McCain

2012- Mitt Romney

2016- Donald Trump

2020- Donald Trump

George Washington: Father of his country / American Cincinnatus

John Adams: His Rotundity

Thomas Jefferson: Not sure, but I found "Apostle of Democracy" on google

James Madison: Father of the Constitution / Little Jemmy

James Monroe: The Last Cocked Hat

John Quincy Adams: JQA

Andrew Jackson: Old Hickory / King Andrew

Martin Van Buren: The Little Magician

William Henry Harrison: Tippecanoe

John Tyler: His Accidency

James K. Polk: Young Hickory

Zachary Taylor: Old Rough and Ready

Millard Fillmore: Last of the Whigs

Franklin Pierce: Handsome Frank

James Buchanan: Old Buck

Abraham Lincoln: Honest Abe

Andrew Johnson: The Tennessee Tailor

Ulysses S. Grant: Unconditional Surrender Grant

Rutherford B. Hayes: Rutherfraud

James A. Garfield: Preacher President

Chester A. Arthur: No clue, but I’ve seen “Chet” on Google

Grover Cleveland: Grover the Good

Benjamin Harrison: Grandfather’s hat

William McKinley: The Napoleon of Protection

Theodore Roosevelt: Teddy / TR

William Howard Taft: Big Bill

Woodrow Wilson: The Schoolmaster

Warren Harding: Wobbly Warren

Calvin Coolidge: Silent Cal

Herbert Hoover: The Great Humanitarian

Franklin Roosevelt: FDR

Harry S. Truman: Give ‘Em Hell, Harry

Dwight D. Eisenhower: Ike

John F. Kennedy: JFK / Jack

Lyndon Baines Johnson: LBJ

Richard Milhous Nixon: Tricky Dick

Gerald Ford: Jerry

Jimmy Carter: The Peanut Farmer (from Georgia)

Ronald Reagan: THE ACTOR?!?! The Great Communicator

George HW Bush: Bush 41

Bill Clinton: The Comeback Kid / Slick Willy

George W. Bush: Dubya

Barack Obama: No Drama Obama

Donald Trump: The Donald

Joe Biden: Amtrak Joe / Sleepy Joe

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Since the office was established in 1789, 45 people<!-- DO NOT change this number; forty-five (45) is CURRENT and CORRECT. While the incumbent president, Joe Biden, is the nation's 46th president, he is only the 45th person to serve as president. This is because Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms and is numbered as both the 22nd and 24th U.S. president. --> have served in 46 presidencies. The first president, [[George Washington]], won a unanimous vote of the Electoral College;<ref>{{Cite book|last=Matuz|first=Roger|title=Complete American Presidents Sourcebook|publisher=UXL|year=2001|isbn=978-0-7876-4842-8|page=xxii|lccn=00056794|ol=24722725M}}</ref> one, [[Grover Cleveland]], served two non-consecutive terms and is therefore counted as the 22nd and 24th president of the United States, giving rise to the discrepancy between the number of presidents and the nu

(This was originally a post on my old account which I deleted because I grew to dislike my old username.)

Be civil. I understand that politics are emotional and passionate, but this is not about personal opinions on these men, this is just about their first names. As it is, naming your child after a US President is an existing trend and does give them a powerful namesake. Presidents also often popularize the usage of their names. Calvin reached its most popularity peak in 1924 and Grover reached its popularity peak in 1885.

First Names:

(6) James (Madison, Monroe, Polk, Buchanan, Garfield, and Carter) - Hebrew for "Supplanter"

(4) John (Adams, Q. Adams, Tyler, and Kennedy) - Hebrew for "God is gracious"

(4) William (Harrison, McKinley, Taft, and Clinton) - English for "Resolute Protection"

(3) George (Washington, H. W. Bush, and W. Bush) - Greek for "Farmer"

(2) Andrew (Jackson and Johnson) - Greek for "Strong"

(2) Franklin (Pierce and Roosevelt) - English for "Free landholder"

Thomas (Jefferson) - Archaic for "Twin"

Martin (Van Buren) - Latin for "Warlike"

Zachary (Taylor) - Hebrew for "The Lord has Remembered"

Millard (Fillmore) - Latin for "Caretaker of the Mill)

Abraham (Lincoln) - Hebrew for "Father of multitudes"

Ulysses (Grant) - Latin variant of "Odysseus"

Rutherford (Hayes) - English for "Cattle ford"

Chester (Arthur) - Latin for "Fortress"

Grover (Cleveland) - English for "Lives near a grove of trees"

Benjamin (Harrison) - Hebrew for "The son of the right hand"

Theodore (Roosevelt) - Greek for "Gift of God"

Woodrow (Wilson) - English for "Row of houses by a wood"

Warren (Harding) - English from French for "Park keeper"

Calvin (Coolidge) - Latin for "Hairless"

Herbert (Hoover) - German for "Bright Army"

Harry (Truman) - Derivative of Henry. German for "Estate ruler"

Dwight (Eisenhower) - German for "White/Blonde"

Lyndon (Johnson) - English for "Linden Tree Mill"

Richard (Nixon) - German for "Dominant Ruler"

Gerald (Ford) - English for "Ruler with the spear"

Ronald (Reagan) - Norse for "Ruler's Counselor"

Barack (Obama) - Arabic for "Blessing"

Donald (Trump) - Scottish for "Proud Chief"

Joseph (Biden) - Hebrew for "Jehovah increases"

Something to mention

Grover Cleveland, Woodrow Wilson, and Calvin Coolidge went by their middle names. They were born as Stephen Grover Cleveland, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, and John Calvin Coolidge.

If you count Coolidge as a John, there are 5 Johns.

If you count Wilson as a Tho

The first 100 presidents of the United States of America

Key

💀 = Died in office

🗡️ = Assassin in office

👋 = Resigned

📝 = Impeached

🔎 = Went Missing

2️⃣/3️⃣= Second/Third term (if he/she severed multiple unconsecutive term)

⏭️ = Vice President to the former if the aforementioned former was removed via impeachment, resignation, death, or went missing

🏆 = Honorary term

1: George Washington (1789-1797)

2: John Adams (1797-1801)

3: Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809)

4: James Madison (1809-1817)

5: James Monroe (1817-1825)

6: John Quincy Adams (1825-1829)

7: Andrew Jackson (1829-1837)

8: Martin Van Buren (1837-1841)

9: William Henry Harrison (1841) 💀

10: John Tyler (1841-1845) ⏭️

11: James Polk (1845-1849)

12: Zachary Taylor (1849-1850) 💀

13: Millard Fillmore (1850-1853) ⏭️

14: Franklin Pierce (1853-1857)

15: James Buchanan (1857-1861)

16: Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865) 🗡️

17: Andrew Johnson (1865-1869) ⏭️

18: Ulysses Grant (1869-1877)

19: Rutherford Hayes (1877-1881)

20: James Garfield (1881) 🗡️

21: Chester Arthur (1881-1885) ⏭️

22: Grover Cleveland (1885-1889) 1️⃣

23: Benjamin Harrison (1889-1893)

24: Grover Cleveland (1893-1897-) 2️⃣

25: William McKinley (1897-1901) 🗡️

26: Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909) ⏭️

27: William Taft (1909-1913)

28: Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921)

29: Warren Harding (1921-1923) 💀

30: Calvin Coolidge (1923-1929) ⏭️

31: Herbert Hoover (1929-1933)

32: Franklin Roosevelt (1933-1945) 💀

33: Harry Truman (1945-1953) ⏭️

34: Dwight Eisenhower (1953-1961)

35: John F. Kennedy (1961-1963) 🗡️

36: Lyndon B. Johnson (1963-1969) ⏭️

37: Richard Nixon (1969-1974) 👋

38: Gerald Ford (1974-1977) ⏭️

39: Jimmy Carter (1977-1981)

40: Ronald Reagan (1981-1989)

41: George H. W. Bush (1989-1993)

42: Bill Clinton (1993-2001)

43: George W. Bush (2001-2009)

44: Barack Obama (2009-2017)

45: Donald Trump (2017-2021)

46: Joe Biden (2021-2023) 💀

47: Kamala Harris (2023-2025) ⏭️

48: Ron DeSantis (2025-2029)

49: Donald Trump Jr. (2029-2033)

50: Jimmy Carter (2033-2037) 2️⃣

51: Bob Dole (2037-2041)

52: Hunter Biden (2041) 📝

53: George Soros (2041-2045) ⏭️

54: Ben Shapiro (2045-2050) 👋

55: Charlie Kirk (2050-2053) ⏭️

56: Vermin Supreme (2053-2057)

56: William Taft (2057) 2️⃣/🏆

57: Baron Trump (2057-2059) 📝

58: Kanye West (2059-2061) ⏭️

59: Tucker Carlson (2061)🔎

60: Sarah Palin (2061-2065)

61: Kim Kardashian (2065-2066) 🗡️

62: Kourtney Kardashian (2066) ⏭️/🗡️

63: Caitlyn Jenner (2066-2069) ⏭️

So, I did lie in the title. I have not chosen impeached presidents, nor have I chosen any Confederate soldiers, or pro-slavery politicians from the Civil War Era. I also removed Nixon as a possible as he resigned.

Here are all of the Presidents of the United States, if the losing candidate won:

George Washington, Independent, of Virginia. Elected 1788-89. VP John Adams. *

George Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1792.VP George Washington.

Thomas Jefferson, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1796. VP Aaron Burr.

John Adams, Federalist, of Massachusetts. Elected 1800. VP Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Federalist, of South Carolina. Elected 1804. VP Rufus King. (Serves 2 terms)

DeWitt Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1812. VP Jared Ingersoll.

Rufus King, Federalist, of New York. Elected 1816. VP John Eager Howard.

James Monroe, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1820. VP Daniel D. Thompkins.*

Andrew Jackson, Democratic-Republican, of Tennessee. Elected 1824. VP John Caldwell Calhoun.

John Quincy Adams, National Republican, of Massachusetts. Elected 1828. VP Richard Rush.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP John Sergeant.

William Henry Harrison, Whig, of Ohio. Elected in 1836. VP Francis Granger.

Martin Van Buren, Democrat, of New York. Elected in 1840. VP Richard Mentor Johnson.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP Theodore Frelinghuysen.

Lewis Cass, Democrat, of Michigan. Elected in 1848. VP William Orlando Butler.

Winfield Scott, Whig, of New Jersey. Elected in 1852. VP William Alexander Graham.

John Charles Fremont, Republican, of California. Elected in 1856. VP William Lewis Dayton.

Abraham Lincoln, Republican, of Illinois. Elected in 1860. VP Hannibal Hamlin.** (Served 2 terms, 5 years. With Schuyler Colfax being VP in 1864 & acting president until 1868, and Lincoln from National Union from 1864.)

Ulysses S. Grant, Republican, from Illinois. Elected in 1868. VP Schyuler Colfax.** (Served 2 terms.)

Samuel Jones Tilden, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1876. VP Thomas Andrew Hendricks.

Winfield Scott Hancock, Democrat, from Pennsylvania. Elected in 1880. VP William Hayden English.

James Gillespie Blaine, Republican, from Maine. Elected in 1884. VP John Alexander Logan.

Stephen Grover Cleveland, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1888. VP Allen Granberry Thurman.

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

Alot of great jokes get posted here! However just because you have a joke, doesn't mean it's a dad joke.

THIS IS NOT ABOUT NSFW, THIS IS ABOUT LONG JOKES, BLONDE JOKES, SEXUAL JOKES, KNOCK KNOCK JOKES, POLITICAL JOKES, ETC BEING POSTED IN A DAD JOKE SUB

Try telling these sexual jokes that get posted here, to your kid and see how your spouse likes it.. if that goes well, Try telling one of your friends kid about your sex life being like Coca cola, first it was normal, than light and now zero , and see if the parents are OK with you telling their kid the "dad joke"

I'm not even referencing the NSFW, I'm saying Dad jokes are corny, and sometimes painful, not sexual

So check out r/jokes for all types of jokes

r/unclejokes for dirty jokes

r/3amjokes for real weird and alot of OC

r/cleandadjokes If your really sick of seeing not dad jokes in r/dadjokes

Punchline !

Edit: this is not a post about NSFW , This is about jokes, knock knock jokes, blonde jokes, political jokes etc being posted in a dad joke sub

Edit 2: don't touch the thermostat

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They were cooked in Greece.

I'm surprised it hasn't decade.

aaron abbey abbie abby abdul abe abel abigail abraham abram ada adah adalberto adaline adam adan addie adela adelaida adelaide adele adelia adelina adeline adell adella adelle adena adina adolfo adolph adria adrian adriana adriane adrianna adrianne adrien adriene adrienne afton agatha agnes agnus agripina agueda agustin agustina ahmad ahmed ai aida aide aiko aileen ailene aimee aisha aja akiko akilah al alaina alaine alan alana alane alanna alayna alba albert alberta albertha albertina albertine alberto albina alda alden aldo alease alec alecia aleen aleida aleisha alejandra alejandrina alejandro alena alene alesha aleshia alesia alessandra aleta aletha alethea alethia alex alexa alexander alexandra alexandria alexia alexis alfonso alfonzo alfred alfreda alfredia alfredo ali alia alica alice alicia alida alina aline alisa alise alisha alishia alisia alison alissa alita alix aliza alla allan alleen allegra allen allena allene allie alline allison allyn allyson alma almeda almeta alona alonso alonzo alpha alphonse alphonso alta altagracia altha althea alton alva alvaro alvera alverta alvin alvina alyce alycia alysa alyse alysha alysia alyson alyssa amada amado amal amalia amanda amber amberly ambrose amee amelia america ami amie amiee amina amira ammie amos amparo amy an ana anabel analisa anamaria anastacia anastasia andera anderson andra andre andrea andreas andree andres andrew andria andy anette angel angela angele angelena angeles angelia angelic angelica angelika angelina angeline angelique angelita angella angelo angelyn angie angila angla angle anglea anh anibal anika anisa anisha anissa anita anitra anja anjanette anjelica ann anna annabel annabell annabelle annalee annalisa annamae annamaria annamarie anne anneliese annelle annemarie annett annetta annette annice annie annika annis annita annmarie anthony antione antionette antoine antoinette anton antone antonetta antonette antonia antonietta antonina antonio antony antwan anya apolonia april apryl ara araceli aracelis aracely arcelia archie ardath ardelia ardell ardella ardelle arden ardis ardith aretha argelia argentina ariana ariane arianna arianne arica arie ariel arielle arla arlean arleen arlen arlena arlene arletha arletta arlette arlie arlinda arline arlyne armand armanda armandina armando armida arminda arnetta arnette arnita arnold arnoldo arnulfo aron arron art arthur artie arturo arvilla asa asha ashanti ashely ashlea ashlee ashleigh ashley ashli ashlie ashly ashlyn ashton asia asley a

Two muffins are in an oven, one muffin looks at the other and says "is it just me, or is it hot in here?"

Then the other muffin says "AHH, TALKING MUFFIN!!!"

Don't you know a good pun is its own reword?

Period: 24.00 days

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For context I'm a Refuse Driver (Garbage man) & today I was on food waste. After I'd tipped I was checking the wagon for any defects when I spotted a lone pea balanced on the lifts.

I said "hey look, an escaPEA"

No one near me but it didn't half make me laugh for a good hour or so!

Edit: I can't believe how much this has blown up. Thank you everyone I've had a blast reading through the replies 😂

It really does, I swear!

And now I’m cannelloni

Because she wanted to see the task manager.

And boy are my arms legs.

But that’s comparing apples to oranges

1. Theodore Roosevelt
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. George Washington
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt
5. Thomas Jefferson
6. William Howard Taft
7. Harry S. Truman
8. Dwight D. Eisenhower
9. Ulysses S. Grant
10. James Monroe
11. James Madison
12. John F. Kennedy
13. Barack Obama
14. James A. Garfield
15. James K. Polk
16. John Adams
17. John Quincy Adams
18. Bill Clinton
19. Calvin Coolidge
20. Rutherford B. Hayes
21. Chester A. Arthur
22. Jimmy Carter
23. George H. W. Bush
24. Joe Biden
25. Warren G. Harding
26. Ronald Reagan
27. Gerald R. Ford
28. Lyndon B. Johnson
29. Zachary Taylor
30. Benjamin Harrison
31. Grover Cleveland
32. William McKinley
33. Millard Fillmore
34. Andrew Jackson
35. Richard Nixon
36. George W. Bush
37. Herbert Hoover
38. John Tyler
39. William Henry Harrison
40. Franklin Pierce
41. Martin Van Buren
42. Woodrow Wilson
43. Donald Trump
44. Andrew Johnson
45. James Buchanan

Feedback would be appreciated :)

Happy New Year!

1. Abraham Lincoln
2. George Washington
3. Franklin D. Roosevelt
4. James Monroe
5. Harry S. Truman
6. Theodore Roosevelt
7. Dwight D. Eisenhower
8. Ulysses S. Grant
9. John F. Kennedy
10. Thomas Jefferson
11. James Madison
12. James K. Polk
13. Calvin Coolidge
14. Barack Obama
15. Chester A. Arthur
16. Rutherford B. Hayes
17. Lyndon B. Johnson
18. John Quincy Adams
19. George H.W. Bush
20. Bill Clinton
21. Ronald Reagan
22. James A. Garfield
23. Gerald Ford
24. John Adams
25. Warren G. Harding
26. John Tyler
27. Zachary Taylor
28. William Howard Taft
29. Benjamin Harrison
30. Jimmy Carter
31. Andrew Jackson
32. Grover Cleveland
33. Millard Fillmore
34. Martin Van Buren
35. Richard Nixon
36. Herbert Hoover
37. William Henry Harrison
38. William McKinley
39. Woodrow Wilson
40. George W. Bush
41. Franklin Pierce
42. Andrew Johnson
43. James Buchanan

This is the first time that I’ve ever released any sort of ranking of the presidents and am open to any criticism and debates at all whether that be on here or on private message. I will be releasing a subsequent tier list of the presidents within the next couple of days as well so stay tuned for that. Both current president Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump will not be included in this ranking or in my tier list due to recency bias. Again, please let me know your thoughts on this ranking whether it be positive or negative. This list will change in time and part of that is because of the new information that I will acquire of the presidents so I encourage all feedback so just know that this is not the finished product

1. Theodore Roosevelt
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. George Washington
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt
5. Thomas Jefferson
6. William Howard Taft
7. Harry S. Truman
8. Dwight D. Eisenhower
9. Ulysses S. Grant
10. James Monroe
11. James Madison
12. John F. Kennedy
13. Barack Obama
14. James A. Garfield
15. James K. Polk
16. John Adams
17. John Quincy Adams
18. Bill Clinton
19. Calvin Coolidge
20. Rutherford B. Hayes
21. Chester A. Arthur
22. Jimmy Carter
23. George H. W. Bush
24. Joe Biden
25. Warren G. Harding
26. Ronald Reagan
27. Gerald R. Ford
28. Lyndon B. Johnson
29. Zachary Taylor
30. Benjamin Harrison
31. Grover Cleveland
32. William McKinley
33. Millard Fillmore
34. Andrew Jackson
35. Richard Nixon
36. George W. Bush
37. Herbert Hoover
38. John Tyler
39. William Henry Harrison
40. Franklin Pierce
41. Martin Van Buren
42. Woodrow Wilson
43. Donald Trump
44. Andrew Johnson
45. James Buchanan

Feedback would be appreciated :)

Happy New Year!

Been seeing a couple others do this so I thought I’d throw my own in. Didn’t rank anyone with less than a year.

1.) George Washington

2.) Abraham Lincoln

3.) Thomas Jefferson

4.) James Monroe

5.) Dwight Eisenhower

6.) Harry Truman

7.) Calvin Coolidge

8.) James Madison

9.) James Polk

10.) Theodore Roosevelt

11.) John Kennedy

12.) Rutherford Hayes

13.) Franklin Roosevelt

14.) Ulysses Grant

15.) George Bush Sr

16.) John Quincy Adams

17.) William Taft

18.) Chester Arthur

19.) Gerald Ford

20.) Lyndon Johnson

21.) Barack Obama

22.) Ronald Reagan

23.) Bill Clinton

24.) Benjamin Harrison

25.) Jimmy Carter

26.) John Tyler

27.) John Adams

28.) Warren Harding

29.) Zachary Taylor

30.) Richard Nixon

31.) William McKinley

32.) Andrew Jackson

33.) Grover Cleveland

34.) Millard Fillmore

35.) George Bush Jr

36.) Herbert Hoover

37.) Donald Trump

38.) Martin Van Buren

39.) James Buchanan

40.) Franklin Pierce

41.) Andrew Johnson

42.) Woodrow Wilson

N/A.) William Henry Harrison N/A.) James Garfield N/A.) Joe Biden

Not counting William Henry Harrison or James Garfield because their terms were too short.

1. Abraham Lincoln
2. George Washington
3. Theodore Roosevelt
4. Franklin Roosevelt
5. Dwight Eisenhower
6. Harry Truman
7. Thomas Jefferson
8. James Monroe
9. Ulysses Grant
10. William Howard Taft
11. George H.W. Bush
12. Barack Obama
13. John F. Kennedy
14. James Polk
15. Bill Clinton
16. Warren Harding
17. John Adams
18. James Madison
19. John Quincy Adams
20. Zachary Taylor
21. Lyndon Johnson
22. Gerald Ford
23. Joe Biden
24. Calvin Coolidge
25. Rutherford Hayes
26. Chester Arthur
27. Jimmy Carter
28. Benjamin Harrison
29. Grover Cleveland
30. William McKinley
31. Ronald Reagan
32. Herbert Hoover
33. Richard Nixon
34. George W Bush
35. Millard Fillmore
36. Martin van Buren
37. Andrew Jackson
38. Woodrow Wilson
39. Franklin Pierce
40. John Tyler
41. Andrew Johnson
42. James Buchanan
43. Donald Trump

1788- George Washington

1792- George Washington

1796- Thomas Jefferson

1800- Thomas Jefferson

1804- Thomas Jefferson

1808- James Madison

1812- James Madison

1816- James Monroe

1820- James Monroe

1824- Andrew Jackson

1828- Andrew Jackson

1832- Andrew Jackson

1836- Martin Van Buren

1840- Martin Van Buren

1844- James Polk

1848- Martin Van Buren

1852- John P. Hale

1856- John C. Fremont

1860- Abraham Lincoln

1864- Abraham Lincoln

1868- Ulysses S. Grant

1872- Ulysses S. Grant

1876- Rutherford B. Hayes

1880- James A. Garfield

1884- James G. Blaine

1888- Benjamin Harrison

1892- Benjamin Harrison

1896- William McKinley

1900- William McKinley

1904- Theodore Roosevelt

1908- William Howard Taft

1912- Theodore Roosevelt

1916- Charles Evans Hughes

1920- Warren G. Harding

1924- Calvin Coolidge

1928- Al Smith

1932- Franklin D. Roosevelt

1936- Alf Landon

1940- Wendell Willkie

1944- Thomas E. Dewey

1948- Harry S. Truman

1952- Dwight D. Eisenhower

1956- Dwight D. Eisenhower

1960- John F. Kennedy

1964- Barry Goldwater

1968- Richard Nixon

1972- I'd sit this one out

1976- Gerald Ford

1980- Ronald Reagan

1984- Ronald Reagan

1988- George H.W. Bush

1992- Ross Perot

1996- Bob Dole

2000- George W. Bush

2004- George W. Bush

2008- John McCain

2012- Mitt Romney

2016- Donald Trump

2020- Donald Trump

On a tier list 1. and 2. would be in S tier, 3. - 9. would be in A tier, 10. - 18. would be in B tier, 19. - 27, would be in C tier, 28. - 35. would be in D tier, and 36. - 44. would be in F tier.

1. James Monroe
2. George Washington
3. Abraham Lincoln
4. Harry S. Truman
5. Theodore Roosevelt
6. Dwight D. Eisenhower
7. Chester A. Arthur
8. George H. W. Bush
9. Thomas Jefferson
10. Ulysses S. Grant
11. Calvin Coolidge
12. James Madison
13. Franklin D. Roosevelt
14. Warren G. Harding
15. James K. Polk
16. Zachary Taylor
17. Ronald Reagan
18. John F. Kennedy
19. James A. Garfield
20. Gerald Ford
21. Richard Nixon
22. Jimmy Carter
23. John Quincy Adams
24. William H. Taft
25. Millard Fillmore
26. Rutherford B. Hayes
27. William Henry Harrison
28. Bill Clinton
29. John Adams
30. Grover Cleveland
31. Lyndon B. Johnson
32. Barack Obama
33. John Tyler
34. Benjamin Harrison
35. William McKinley
36. Franklin Pierce
37. Woodrow Wilson
38. George W. Bush
39. Andrew Jackson
40. Donald Trump
41. Herbert Hoover
42. Martin Van Buren
43. Andrew Johnson
44. James Buchanan

Joe Biden is not included.

So, I did lie in the title. I have not chosen impeached presidents, nor have I chosen any Confederate soldiers, or pro-slavery politicians from the Civil War Era. I also removed Nixon as a possible as he resigned.

Here are all of the Presidents of the United States, if the losing candidate won:

George Washington, Independent, of Virginia. Elected 1788-89. VP John Adams. *

George Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1792.VP George Washington.

Thomas Jefferson, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1796. VP Aaron Burr.

John Adams, Federalist, of Massachusetts. Elected 1800. VP Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Federalist, of South Carolina. Elected 1804. VP Rufus King. (Serves 2 terms)

DeWitt Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1812. VP Jared Ingersoll.

Rufus King, Federalist, of New York. Elected 1816. VP John Eager Howard.

James Monroe, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1820. VP Daniel D. Thompkins.*

Andrew Jackson, Democratic-Republican, of Tennessee. Elected 1824. VP John Caldwell Calhoun.

John Quincy Adams, National Republican, of Massachusetts. Elected 1828. VP Richard Rush.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP John Sergeant.

William Henry Harrison, Whig, of Ohio. Elected in 1836. VP Francis Granger.

Martin Van Buren, Democrat, of New York. Elected in 1840. VP Richard Mentor Johnson.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP Theodore Frelinghuysen.

Lewis Cass, Democrat, of Michigan. Elected in 1848. VP William Orlando Butler.

Winfield Scott, Whig, of New Jersey. Elected in 1852. VP William Alexander Graham.

John Charles Fremont, Republican, of California. Elected in 1856. VP William Lewis Dayton.

Abraham Lincoln, Republican, of Illinois. Elected in 1860. VP Hannibal Hamlin.** (Served 2 terms, 5 years. With Schuyler Colfax being VP in 1864 & acting president until 1868, and Lincoln from National Union from 1864.)

Ulysses S. Grant, Republican, from Illinois. Elected in 1868. VP Schyuler Colfax.** (Served 2 terms.)

Samuel Jones Tilden, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1876. VP Thomas Andrew Hendricks.

Winfield Scott Hancock, Democrat, from Pennsylvania. Elected in 1880. VP William Hayden English.

James Gillespie Blaine, Republican, from Maine. Elected in 1884. VP John Alexander Logan.

Stephen Grover Cleveland, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1888. VP Allen Granberry Thurman

1788–89: George Washington

1792: George Washington

1796: John Adams

1800: John Adams.

1804: Thomas Jefferson.

1808: Charles C Pinckney

1812: Dewitt Clinton

1816: Rufus King

1820: James Monroe

1824: William H. Crawford

1828: Andrew Jackson

1832: Andrew Jackson

1836: William Henry Harrison

1840: William Henry Harrison

1844: James K Polk

1848: Zachary Taylor

1852: Winfield Scott

1856: James Buchanan

1860: Abraham Lincoln

1864: Abraham Lincoln

1868: Ulysses S. Grant

1872: Ulysses S. Grant

1876: Samuel Tilden

1880: James Garfield

1884: James Blaine

1888: Grover Cleveland

1892: Benjamin Harrison

1896: William McKinley

1900: William McKinley

1904: Alton B. Parker

1908: William Howard Taft

1912: William Howard Taft

1916: Woodrow Wilson

1920: James M Cox

1924: Calvin Coolidge

1928: Al Smith

1932: Herbert Hoover

1936: Alf Landon

1940: Wendell Wilkie

1944: Thomas E. Dewey

1948: Harry S Truman

1952: Dwight D Eisenhower

1956: Dwight D Eisenhower

1960: John F Kennedy

1964: Barry Goldwater

1968: Hubert Humphrey

1972: George McGovern

1976: Gerald Ford

1980: Ronald Reagan

1984: Walter F Mondale

1988: Michael Dukakis

1992: George H.W Bush

1996: Bob Dole

2000: George W Bush

2004: George W Bush

2008: John McCain

2012: Obama

2016: Donald J Trump

2020: Joe Biden

1. George Washington
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. Calvin Coolidge
4. Thomas Jefferson
5. John F. Kennedy
6. James Madison
7. Dwight Eisenhower
8. Theodore Roosevelt
9. Ulysses S. Grant
10. Harry S. Truman
11. Benjamin Harrison
12. Chester A. Arthur
13. Rutherford B. Hayes
14. George HW. Bush
15. Zachary Taylor
16. John Quincy Adams
17. Franklin D. Roosevelt
18. James K. Polk
19. William McKinley
20. James Monroe
21. John Adams
22. Gerald Ford
23. Jimmy Carter
24. John Tyler
25. William McKinley
26. Howard Taft
27. Grover Cleveland
28. Donald Trump
29. Bill Clinton
30. Barack Obama
31. Franklin Pierce
32. Millard Fillmore
33. Herbert Hoover
34. Richard M. Nixon
35. Lyndon B. Johnson
36. Warren G. Harding
37. Andrew Jackson
38. George W. Bush
39. Andrew Johnson
40. Martin Van Buren
41. Ronald Reagan
42. Joe Biden
43. James Buchanan
44. Woodrow Wilson

1. President George I
2. President John I
3. President Thomas I
4. President James I
5. President James II
6. President John II
7. President Andrew I
8. President Martin I
9. President William I
10. President John III
11. President James III
12. President Zachary I
13. President Millard I
14. President Franklin I
15. President James IV
16. President Abraham I
17. President Andrew II
18. President Ulysses I
19. President Rutherford I
20. President James V
21. President Chester I
22. President Stephen I and II
23. President Benjamin I
24. President Stephen I and II
25. President William II
26. President Theodore I
27. President William III
28. President Woodrow I
29. President Warren I
30. President Calvin I
31. President Herbert I
32. President Franklin II
33. President Harry I
34. President Dwight I
35. President John IV
36. President Lyndon I
37. President Richard I
38. President Gerald I
39. President James VI
40. President Ronald I
41. President George II
42. President William IV
43. President George III
44. President Barack I
45. President Donald I
46. President Joseph I

1808 - James Madison (DR)

1816 - James Madison (DR)

1824 - Andrew Jackson (DR)

1832 - John McLean (Anti-Mason)

1836 - Daniel Webster (Anti-Mason)

1840 - Winfield Scott (W)

1844 - Levi Woodbury (D)

1848 - John McLean (W) + Levi Woodbury (D)

1852 - Daniel Webster (W) + William O. Butler (D)

1856 - Stephen Douglas (D) + John McLean (R)

1860 - Stephen Douglas (D) + Abraham Lincoln (R)

1864 - George McLellan (D)

1868 - Salmon P. Chase (D)

1872 - Salmon P. Chase (LR)

1876 - Thomas Hendricks (D) + Ben Bristow (R)

1880 - Winfield S. Hancock (D) + James Garfield (R)

1884 - Thomas Hendricks (D) + George F. Edmunds (R)

1888 - Walter Q. Gresham (R)

1892 - Horace Boies (D) + Thomas B. Reed (R) + James Weaver (P)

1896 - Horace Boies (D) + Thomas B. Reed (R)

1904 - WR Hearst (D)

1908 - WJ Bryan (D) + Charles E. Hughes (R)

1912 - Woodrow Wilson (D) + Theodore Roosevelt (R)

1916 - Charles E. Hughes (R)

1920 - William G. McAdoo (D) + William C. Sproul (R)

1924 - William G. McAdoo (D) + Calvin Coolidge (R)

1928 - Al Smith (D) + Herbert Hoover (R)

1932 - Al Smith (D) + Joseph France (R)

1936 - William Borah (R)

1940 - FDR (D) + Wendell Wilkie (R)

1944 - Wendell Wilkie (R)

1948 - Harry Truman (D) + Harold Stassen (R)

1952 - Adlai Stevenson (D) + Dwight Eisenhower (R)

1956 - Adlai Stevenson (D)

1960 - John F. Kennedy (D) + Richard Nixon (R)

1964 - Nelson Rockefeller (R)

1968 - Lyndon Johnson (D) + Richard Nixon (R)

1972 - Ed Muskie (D)

1976 - Birch Bayh (D) + Gerald Ford (R)

1980 - Jimmy Carter (D) + George HW Bush (R)

1984 - John Glenn (D)

1988 - Micheal Dukakis (D) + Bob Dole (R)

1992 - Bob Kerrey (D) + George HW Bush (R)

1996 - Arlen Specter (R)

2000 - Al Gore (D) + John McCain (R)

2004 - Wes Clark (D)

2008 - Barack Obama (D) + Mitt Romney (R)

2012 - Jon Huntsman (R)

2016 - Martin O'Malley (D) + Carly Fiorina (R)

2020 - Amy Klobuchar (D)