Trump

Don't just assume he's talking about the President, he didn't specify who he is actually talking about, there are a lot of people named Trump, it could be a discussion about George Trump, or Mary Trump, or maybe he's talking about the card name Bridge.

He will whine like a little girl snowflake if you just assume he's talking about Donald Trump.

In bridge: a Trump card is a playing card of the "Trump suit" chosen to rank above the others, a Trump card can win a trick where a card of a different suit has been led.

This establishes "suit supremacy" in Bridge and other similar card games, as the embedded rules of the game establish structural bias towards the inferior suits. This privileged status of the Trump suit allows the Trump card to enjoy supremacy over all other suits such that Trump cards can systemically dominate hands.

Trump is a slang term in England and Europe, particularly in British English, "trump" is a colloquial and often euphemistic term for a fart or to break wind.

The verb "to trump" can mean to expel intestinal gas, and an audible fart is sometimes referred to as a "trump".

Trump is a slang term in England and Europe, particularly in British English, "trump" is a colloquial and often euphemistic term for a fart or to break wind.

The verb "to trump" can mean to expel intestinal gas, and an audible fart is sometimes referred to as a "trump".

In British Slang, when Trump is used as a verb it means "To break wind", the most common slang meaning is to fart. 

When used as a noun, it refers to an audible fart, the slang meaning is quite old and stems from the word's original meaning "to sound a trumpet," which explains how it became associated with a fart's audible noise. 

He made H L Mencken's 1920 prediction come true.

H. L. Mencken wrote that eventually "the White House will be adorned by a downright moron."

Yes, in British English, "trump" can mean to fart, a fact that has been a source of confusion and humor, especially in relation to the name "Trump"

. The verb "to trump" in this context means to release gas from the bowels. This usage has been around for centuries and is considered an older or less common meaning, especially compared to its modern usage for Donald Trump. 

1. In British English: To "trump" is a slang term for passing gas. For example, one might say, "Did you just trump?".
2. Historical usage: This meaning dates back centuries and is related to the sound of a trumpet or the act of breaking wind.
3. Modern usage: The common, modern usage of "trump" as a verb refers to defeating or outdoing someone or something, as seen in card games and politics.
4. The confusion: The clash between the British slang meaning and the common American meaning has led to jokes and memes, particularly on the internet. 

Trump Derangement Syndrome

Trump Tower

Trump Card

Trumpet

Trump fraud. Trump was charged with 34 felony counts.

Faux has been trumped again. Not difficult to trump Faux.

Criminology on Trump is a criminological investigation of the world’s most successful outlaw, Donald J. Trump. Over the course of five decades, Donald Trump has been accused of sexual assault, tax evasion, money laundering, non-payment of employees, and the defrauding of tenants, customers, contractors, investors, bankers, and charities. Also filed 6 bankruptcies. Trump paid 88.5 million to E.Jean Carroll for raping and defaming her. Trump was charged with paying hush money to porn stat Stormy Daniels to keep secret their sexual encounter while Melania was pregnant with Barron. Trump's false or misleading claims total 30573 over 4 years .

elbows up

Well stated.

Nelly the Elephant trumped, after she packed her trunk and said goodbye to the circus.

The verb "to trump" in this context means to release gas from the bowels. This usage has been around for centuries and is considered an older or less common meaning, especially compared to its modern usage for Donald Trump.

They might not be the exact same meanings, but they are very closely related, Donald Trump talks out of his ass and usually, what he says stinks. In the end, both uses of the word mean the same thing,

Trump body odour comments.

1. Adam Kinzinger: In December 2023, Kinzinger tweeted that he was "genuinely surprised how people close to Trump haven't talked about the odor. It's truly something to behold. Wear a mask if you can". He later described the smell as a mix of "armpits, ketchup, makeup and a little butt".
2. Kathy Griffin: Comedian Kathy Griffin has also commented on the issue, describing his smell as "like body odor with kind of like a scented makeup product".
3. Other Mentions: Anthony Scaramucci, a former White House communications director who became a vocal critic, also once said "the guy stinks" as part of a broader criticism.
4. Response: A Trump spokesperson responded to the claims by calling Kinzinger an "unemployed fraud" and dismissing the accusations. Political advocacy groups like the Lincoln Project have also released attack ads capitalizing on the "#TrumpSmells" social media trend. 

Trump Derangement Syndrome

There is an even more rampant (and real) disease called Trump Vindication Syndrome (TVS). TVS requires one to not only accept whatever Trump says as fact but also repeat said “fact” to others until it reaches herd immunity. An example would be the “Russia hoax,” which generally means any attempt to tie Trump to anything Russian has been proven false despite all the known ties Trump has to Russia.

Sir this is the science and technology forum

What's Trump doing in it???????

Scientifically speaking, Nelly packing her trunk might have been a metaphor.

Trump Trump Trump.

Trump will convert the world economy to crypto.

Or die trying.

Which ever comes first.

Trump has already started converting his wealth to crypto. Was that a good idea?

"#TrumpSmells"

OMG, did I just take a Trump?

Faux has been trumped again. Not difficult to trump Faux.

Joseph Smith, Donald Trump, seems Faux is just a sucker for conmen.

So is half the country that elected him twice.

There is a sucker born every minute... I heard it was W. C Fields comment

WIki says some believe it orginated with P. T. Barnum

Faux to Trump. "You had me at racist".

Trump is: