Monday OT: Which president are you?
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My namesake: Theodore Roosevelt
Also on the list: Dwight Eisenhower and William Howard Taft.
Least Like: Richard Nixon.
Also on the list: Dwight Eisenhower and William Howard Taft.
Least Like: Richard Nixon.
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Taylor...apparently practically illiterate.
I've been called worse.
I've been called worse.
I found my similar list:
Carter
Eisenhower
And my third one was actually "least" similar:
Andrew Jackson
Are you sure Nixon wasn't "least" similar on yours?
Just checked, scroll down a little to get the "Similar" list.
My list (w/ Garfield as the main) is Jefferson, Lincoln and Jackson.
My list (w/ Garfield as the main) is Jefferson, Lincoln and Jackson.
That and similar origins. Plus, we're both military men.
No Kennedy yet. Did nobody check for fun you like: to have a hot tub full of hookers?
I missed that one also.
I missed that one also.
Good catch. Nixon is the least similar. I was worried I’d have to get revenge on you
To expand my list
Most similar: Thomas Jefferson
Other similar:
Warren G Harding
Harry Truman
Least Similar:
Calvin Coolidge
Most similar: Thomas Jefferson
Other similar:
Warren G Harding
Harry Truman
Least Similar:
Calvin Coolidge
Most like Grover Cleveland:
Grover Cleveland grew up under somewhat lower-class circumstances in western New York state. Being a clean, honest politician was at the core of his reputation. He often battled with New York's corrupt political machines, which won him bipartisan support at the national level. Cleveland had a serious temperament and was known as a hard worker. He was outgoing and boisterous when not at work, yet assertive and conscientious while on the clock. Either way, stability and dependability were his way of life, and he avoided wild swings in mood or opinion. Although he was known as a "Bourbon Democrat", Cleveland's drink of choice was beer, which he consumed heavily.
Grover Cleveland grew up under somewhat lower-class circumstances in western New York state. Being a clean, honest politician was at the core of his reputation. He often battled with New York's corrupt political machines, which won him bipartisan support at the national level. Cleveland had a serious temperament and was known as a hard worker. He was outgoing and boisterous when not at work, yet assertive and conscientious while on the clock. Either way, stability and dependability were his way of life, and he avoided wild swings in mood or opinion. Although he was known as a "Bourbon Democrat", Cleveland's drink of choice was beer, which he consumed heavily.
When I was reading the descriptions of the three "similar" it was pretty clear that "one of these things is not like the other things".Good catch. Nixon is the least similar. I was worried I’d have to get revenge on you
For personality/outlook/approach, Obama-Carter-Eisenhower combo makes sense to me.
Correction to my similar list == "similar" are Jefferson & Lincoln; Jackson is Least Similar.
Jackson didn't seem to gibe, I was confused.
Jackson didn't seem to gibe, I was confused.
