The word "gubernatorial" as in "gubernatorial election" (election of a governor) cracks me up.

[futurebird@sauropods.win]

The word "gubernatorial" as in "gubernatorial election" (election of a governor) cracks me up. Because I always hear it as "goobernatorial" as in the governor is a goober.

[futurebird@sauropods.win]

Can we just swap the word "governor" for "goober" generally? Please? Just for fun?

"The Board of Goobers"
"The Goober's Office"

Why not? Can't we have fun?

[sleepycat@mk.absturztau.be]

@futurebird@sauropods.win accurate, in most states

[linuxandyarn@hachyderm.io]

@futurebird Yes! And fun fact: Jimmy Carter farmed goobers while he was Goober of Georgia.

[mungencakes@kolektiva.social]

@futurebird

"This engine has a goober on it."

[grahamdunning@post.lurk.org]

@futurebird i learned this word from Monkey Island and always associate it with that game.

[enigmavoice@mastodon.ml]

@futurebird here in Russia we sometimes call governors exactly so.

[martijn@scholar.social]

@futurebird then I also want "mare pete"

[dan@mastodon.durrans.com]

@futurebird Centrifugal Goober

[rayhindle@mastodon.social]

@futurebird They could then be sponsored by Goobers Peas