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I'm tired of everytime I hear the president discussed its always something bad. So I'm doing a take on presidential fun facts.
1. Gerald Ford was a Male Model
Yes, its completely true, Gerald Ford was a Male Model. That's him on the cover of Cosmo, well, he posed for it and they drew him but still.
2. LBJ liked to wave his dick around literally.
Yes, LBJ had a habit of taking his junk out and waving it around, at one point a reporter cornered him and asked him why we were in Vietnam, Johnson took out his Johnson (Sorry that was too tempting to pass up) and said, "this is why."
3. Abe Lincoln Owned a Tavern
Imagine it right now you go out for a drink after work, you set down at the bar and order dinner and a beer and who serves it to you, none other than Abe Lincoln.
4. Martin Van Buren's first language wasn't English
Nope, He didn't learn English till he went to school. He grew up in a Dutch community in New York and spoke Dutch as his first language, even after learning English he preferred to speak Dutch till he moved to Washington D.C
5. Ulysses S. Grant was Afraid of Blood
Ulysses S. Grant was President, A General, a Combat Veteran, and a good man. A Cavalry Officer in the Mexican-American war where he served with distinction leading a Cavalry charge at Battle of Resaca de la Palma and as General handed the Confederacy their ass and was the man who accepted their Surrender. So it would surprise you that he was actually afraid of blood.
6. Harry Truman, the Man who gave the order than Ended WW2, Combat Vet of WW1
Harry Truman served in the Army during the first world war. He was an Artilleryman however he was also involved in several assaults along with the rest of his unit. Harry S. Truman, ended the second world war and raided trenches in the first.
7. James A. Garfield would have survived his assassination if not for his surgeons
The wound that Garfield had sustained in the assassination attempt was really only about three inches and if just stitched up probably would have healed. However the doctors decided they absolutely had to get the bullet out all all costs and turned it into a much larger and infected wound as they didn't sterilize the instruments. Its generally accepted that the doctors had just as much a hand in his death if not more, than the assassin. At the Assassins trial he defended himself with the line, "The doctors killed Garfield, I merely shot him" However the courts decided otherwise and the assassin was sentenced to death.
8. Jimmy Carter was the first president born in a hospital
All the earlier ones were home births.
9. James Madison was on the no longer used; 5000 dollar bill
President Madison was on the 5000 dollar bill. In one of my favorite books The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler. The protagonist Private Detective Phillip Marlowe is paid with a 5000 dollar bill or as he calls it, 'a portrait of Madison' for a favor early in the book and the bill causes him a whole lot of trouble.
10. A would be assassin tried to kill Andrew Jackson but his pistol failed to fire and Andrew Jackson proceeded to beat the man so viciously that the president had to be pulled off of his would be assassin
You don't fuck with the man who made the British Troops shit their pants whose biggest ally in the battle of New Orleans was a pirate.
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