Trump will become a noun, like Quisling.

[ElvisL1ves]

“Roving”.

[Acsenray]

@CurtC

You mean Chutes & Ladders? Was that a typo, or am I missing a pun or something?

“Chutes and Ladders” is one company’s brand name version of the traditional game Snakes and Ladders

[DesertDog]

It is Snakes and Ladders in the UK. Some guy I saw on Youtube with a Ten Things where the US and UK are Different entry mentioned this. He did say ‘chutes’ makes more sense but they like ‘snakes’ and are sticking to it.

[SteveG1]

@nearwildheaven

It already is.

To me, it is already.

[SteveG1]

@ElvisL1ves

“Trump” was already British juvenile slang for “fart”. That no longer seems adequate, though.

I took a big steaming, stinky trump this morning.

[drad_dog]

@SteveG1

To me, it is already.

Already it is?

[SteveG1]

@drad_dog

Already it is?

I “heard” that in my head, in Yoda’s voice.

[markn_1]

@Lamoral

I would bet every single asset that I own, that less than 10% of everyone in America under the age of 60 knows what Quisling means. If that.

I’m a little surprised by that. I thought it was a reasonably well known word. Google ngrams shows that its usage has indeed been declining slowly over the years, after the expected spike during WWII. It was fairly flat during the 1950s and 1960s but started to decline a bit in the mid 1980s. Current usage is about half what it was during the 50s and 60s.