IPod One

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The correct title of this article is iPod One. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical restrictions.

iPod One is the name given to President George W. Bush's portable music player.

Bush received his iPod from his twin daughters Jenna and Barbara in 2004. The device can store up to 10,000 songs, but only contains about 250 because Donald Rumsfeld assured Bush that's all he'd need to get the job done.

iPod One cannot be loaded by the President. For safety reasons, The President's personal aide does all transferring of files to the device in a secure bunker located 1200 feet beneath the White House.

[edit] Specifications Of iPod One

• It looks like an Apple iPod, but contains:
  • The nucular "football"
  • Presidential Daily Briefs
  • Electronic countermeasures protection
  • Brush-clearing maps and chainsaw instructions

[edit] Music Onboard iPod One

• Country music
• Joni Mitchell
• Van Morrison
• The Knack
• John Fogerty
• George Jones
• Stevie Ray Vaughan
• Let the Eagle Soar by John Ashcroft
• Charlene (I'm Right Behind You)
• I Feel Pretty

There are no Dixie Chicks allowed aboard iPod One, or any other lesbian musicians, for that matter (no offense, Mary). Additionally, iPod One does not carry music by any gay artists, the Beatles, no hippity-hop (with the exception of Kanye West, because the President loves black people), no world music and no genre less than 25 years old on the device. The President loves him some classics.

[edit] See Also

• Stephen's iPod
• boring old regular iPod