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that Pres. George HW Bush vomited on the lap of Japanese PM Kiichi Miyazawa during a 1992 state banquet. The incident caused a wave of late night TV jokes ridicule, even coining Busshu-suru meaning to do the Bush thing or bushing it . It was also spoofed in the film Hot Shots! Part Deux.

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Fun Fact: that Pres. George HW Bush vomited on the lap of Japanese PM Kiichi Miyazawa during a 1992 state banquet. The incident caused a wave of late night TV jokes & ridicule, even coining Busshu-suru meaning “to do the Bush thing or bushing it”. It was also spoofed in the film “Hot Shots! Part Deux.”

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