That he is.
@patsajak @michellemalkin I triple dare you to use ‘bossy’ on the next edition of Wheel of Fortune!
— Gerard S Harbison (@GerardHarbison) March 12, 2014
Snicker. Will he? Stay tuned!
The “Wheel of Fortune” host took to Twitter to mock the ludicrous #BanBossy campaign launched by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. But he went one better with snark-suggestions for other words that should be “banned.”
https://twitter.com/patsajak/status/443880815928160256
Zing!
https://twitter.com/Andy_Conlin/status/443881372097478656
Fellow Twitter users offer up some other ideas as well.
@patsajak At this point, 'isthmus' is so offensive on its own that we should ban both it and the phrase 'the "i" word.'
— crippledalbino (@crippledalbino) March 12, 2014
Snort. But wait, perhaps an unintended consequence?
@patsajak But, what will poor Panama be, if we ban isthmuses??
— ✨Heavenly Sky Pillar✨ (@solarcat) March 12, 2014
Oh dear.
https://twitter.com/MistressOfSham/status/443881904488452096
Yes please.
@patsajak I would also like to #ban the word #craycray.isn't this movement #bossy what with trying to tell me what I can and can't say?
— jess (@sameoldjess) March 12, 2014
@Teh_BlackKnight @patsajak And twerk. Don't forget twerk. #bantwerking
— Michelle Ray (@GaltsGirl) March 12, 2014
@patsajak THROW in 'Bieber', 'Lohan' and 'Ga Ga' and you got a deal.
— Dragonforce_One (@DragonForce_One) March 13, 2014
https://twitter.com/GRMPG8R/status/443913577171533824
We’d like to suggest “pivot” as well.
https://twitter.com/SvenByGolly/status/443908465602207744
Can we add “at the end of the day” and “national dialogue” to that list?
https://twitter.com/bstarling/status/443901819278737408
Endorse!
On the plus side, the #BanBossy absurdity may lead to a new “Wheel of Fortune” puzzle.
@patsajak @ppockras how about a wheel of fortune before and after:
bossy pants suit— Tim Bertolet (@tim_bertolet) March 13, 2014
Make it happen, Sajak!
Update:
Another idea:
https://twitter.com/patsajak/status/444227375987843073