And he was caroming from one bold proclamation to the next: If his surname were Italian, the city's food establishment would have rallied around him sooner!
The tree the president stood next to when signing the proclamation was subsequently dubbed the "Bush bush" and residents of this largely conservative outpost were left with the impression the region's timber industry would be left largely unmolested.
The next day she issued a proclamation that there would be no alteration in the current state of religion and that her servants should not be molested or troubled.
Almost as creative as the outhouses themselves, team names take toilet humour to the next level, with entries including "Constipation Proclamation", "Deadliest Dump", and "Commando Commode".
In "Boyhood," one year fades into the next, the characters aging without grand proclamations, time slipping forward whether desired or not. .
And Mark Rudiger will hope that his next leg-ending missive will be a proclamation of triumph, not a mea culpa.
The federal government responded quickly, allowing appointments and a proclamation to be printed the next day.
After sharing a photo of herself wearing a shirt with the Australian actor's last name on the back last month, Cyrus took her proclamation of love to the next level by tattooing a jar of Vegemite on her arm.
"Tomorrow, he issues a proclamation disavowing those statements, then the next day he could reenter this and your discrimination argument would not be applicable?" Roberts asked.
He called on his "fellow-citizens in every part of the United States" to "set apart and observe the last Thursday of November next as a Day of Thanksgiving". Lincoln's proclamation made no mention of Pilgrims or Indians.
