Well, that's OK then
"I wasn't calling him a monkey -- I was calling him a shithead!"
Nearly a week later, Senator/fuckwit George Allen comes up with the latest 'real' 'explanation.' Sounds like a load of caca to me -
What does Macaca really mean? Three Virginia Republicans confirmed that several Allen campaign aides and advisers are telling allies that the word was a made-up, off-the-cuff neologism that these aides occasionally used to refer to S.R. Sidarth well before last Saturday's videotaped encounter.
According to two Republicans who heard the word used, "macaca" was a mash-up of "Mohawk," referring to Sidarth's distinctive hair {???? - Ed.}, and "caca," Spanish slang for excrement, or "shit."
Said one Republican close to the campaign: "In other words, he was a shit-head, an annoyance." Allen, according to Republicans, said it was the first word that came to his mind when he spied Sidarth at the weekend's event.
According to two Republicans who heard the word used, "macaca" was a mash-up of "Mohawk," referring to Sidarth's distinctive hair {???? - Ed.}, and "caca," Spanish slang for excrement, or "shit."
Said one Republican close to the campaign: "In other words, he was a shit-head, an annoyance." Allen, according to Republicans, said it was the first word that came to his mind when he spied Sidarth at the weekend's event.
What a great explanation if it were true! "The first thing I thought of when I saw him was 'shit'!" Jebus.
"So, 'welcome to America, shithead,' is a defense? In what world?" - Brad Levinson.
Macaca gear here. 30% of profits will be donated to the campaign of Sen. Allen's opponent, Democratic challenger Jim Webb.
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