Skaneateles, NY (WFN) -- The experience of more than three-and-a half years in public office hasn't slowed down George W. Bush's tendency to mangle the English language.

That's according to Robert Brown, publisher of the "Presidential (Mis) Speak" series of calendars and books. He's studied almost every speech the president has given since entering office and says the number of grammatical errors and misstatements has remained constant.

That may look bad for Bush, but it's good for Brown, who says he's always getting fresh material for his "quote-a-day" Bush calendars.

Some of the verbal blunders from the Prez which will appear in the 2005 calendar include...

-- "Any skeptic about what I'm talkin' about oughta come and talk to the people who know what they're talkin' about."

-- "We can outcompete with anybody."

-- And, finally, there's the quote in which he calls a piece of office equipment an "architectural-fancy machine."

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