I could be Rahm

Rahm Emanuel steps down this morning as Obama's Chief of Staff.  Known for his in your face style, he was also nicknamed the Prince of Profanity.

So I have been trying out the following:
Sultan of Swears
Bishop of Blasphemy
Duke of Dirty Words


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