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Re: Joke Top Titles

Posted by ESC on February 21, 2000

In Reply to: Re: Joke Top Titles posted by Bob on February 21, 2000

: : : : I am compliling a list of titles that the guy at the top would use (jokingly)
: : : : Heres what I got so far, if any of you more-smarter-than-I type people could add to the list or correct my spelling even, that would be great!

: : : : Head Honcho
: : : : Big Cheese
: : : : Top Dog
: : : : Guy Upstairs
: : : : All Around Great Guy
: : : : Biggest and Brightest
: : : : Maximus Greatus
: : : : Top Banana
: : : : Omniscient One
: : : : Big Kahuna
: : : : Big Fish in a Little Pond
: : : : El Captitian

: : : :
: : : : Thank you all you great peoples!

: : : I like the term "bull goose loony" from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" by Ken Kesey, a novel about a mental hospital. Then there's (from "This Dog'll Hunt: An Entertaining Texas Dictionary" by Wallace O. Chariton), "lead steer" and "big biscuit in the pan." And there's "alpha wolf" and "lead dog." And, from the cartoon "Rocky and Bullwinkle," "Fearless Leader."

: : 'He/She who must be obeyed', 'Top Man', 'Leader of the Pack', 'The Boss', 'guv'(beloved of UK sit com writers), 'The dogs b*******', 'The King of the Dunghill' - the CEO of a small company with pretentions to be a multinational.

: Major domo, Kingpin, 800 pound gorilla.

And a Stephen King phrase, King T*rd of S*#t Mountain.