But it's also fun to be silly about it sometimes.
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Bring out your heart and just be silly, let loose.
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Adding a dog to the mix would just be silly.
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It sounds like it might be silly, but it's not.
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On Planet Clog, it's safe to be silly and vulnerable.
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But to expect him to volunteer it would be silly.
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And they said, 'Don't be silly, everybody counts the mixed!
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Rituals may appear on the surface to be silly superstitions.
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"We'd be silly to say it's not a possibility," said Singer.
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And she wasn't afraid to be silly to prove a point.
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Whether at a sex party or elsewhere, sex can be silly.
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But this particular translation is so unsubtle as to be silly.
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That would be silly, unless the administrator's name really is Webster.
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That would be silly and self-defeating, to say the least.
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Seeing a front-runner's curse in this history would be silly.
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It would be silly to be like, "Let's shove..." We've learned this.
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"It would be silly not to recognize all the talent," Schechter noted.
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"It gives me a canvas to be silly on," he tells me.
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My feelings about the president as paternal role model may be silly.
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It's like, just have fun with it and be silly with them.
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For now, though, it'd be silly to obstruct growth with any monetization.
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An ATTIC is not a software developer, because that would be silly.
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McDonnell's work once again proves to be silly, sweet and even timeless.
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The couples weren't afraid to be silly as they celebrated in 2019.
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I told my wife I loved her... She said, 'don't be silly.
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Perfect for that coy, seductive "don't be silly, I'm not wearing makeup" look.
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It would be silly to think we know what's going on for sure.
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It would be silly to report on this particular study as invalidating DTI.
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I think it is an advantage, I'd be silly to say he wasn't.
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So it looked natural, but it can be silly and fun doing it.
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Breaking the potential candidates into formal tiers at this point would be silly.
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It would be silly for them to come up with a Mother Teresa.
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He said it would be "silly" to fire that staffer over the incident.
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Her immediate reaction is to be silly with everyone and make people feel better!
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"It would be silly for the party and the left," says one Momentum activist.
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I love that it can be silly enough to earn a little heart, even.
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These products can be silly, yes, but they can also be delightful and useful.
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Given Procter & Gamble's many challenges, shareholders would be silly to pass on his assistance.
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This takes the pressure off and allows team members to be silly and adventurous.
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Despite the competition, it would be silly to doubt Andy Rubin in this space.
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" She adds: "I like being at home to mingle and dance around and be silly.
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Now that doesn't mean you need to cut out video games completely, don't be silly.
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It would be silly to try and open the door by pushing on the hinge.
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It can also be a place to be silly...if you want it to be.
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What the world needs now is the freedom to get out there and be silly.
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But given his golly-gosh rise, it would be silly to bet against Mr Fulop.
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Obviously it'd be silly to say that CHIP was the main issue in this race.
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It would be silly to say that he has inspired our music... It's beyond that.
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She said parents should give teenagers room to be silly, expressive, creative and relieve stress.
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I take it all with a grain of salt, though—it'd be silly not to.
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Whatever you do, don't gargle the puzzle; that would just be silly, and dangerous to boot.
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"It would be silly to view gold as a portfolio hedge minute by minute," Ash added.
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It would be silly not to have a book like that on the island with me.
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Someone could be silly enough to put it in a briefcase with a card in it.
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It would be silly not to think that this might also subtly influence thinking and actions.
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At the same time, Mac is not afraid to be silly in judy's "queering" of history.
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It would be silly to deny that Mr. Bannon has several things working in his favor.
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She never joked in front of my cousin, or allowed herself to be silly or joyful.
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To get cheeky, at least in the U.K., means to be silly in a naughty way.
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"To expect it to be to be smooth sailing would just be silly," Mr. Dimon said.
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"Iron Fist" is "Brigadoon" with Asian monks and kung fu, and it should be silly fun.
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Not kick them out of the room — don't be silly, we love having them in our space.
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She has the energy to be silly with them; to play board games and do art projects.
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I'm not a person who could put out a $500 moisturizer — it just gets to be silly.
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Don't be silly, because it only takes a brief second to read below and see the truth.
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And it was a great way to be silly and kind of do things off the cuff.
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Don't buy this camera if you're only looking to use its video mode; that would be silly.
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What if sex could be silly and fun and sexy and exciting all at the same time?
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Cupcakke: Ephorize (Cupcakke) It would be silly to assume all this homeless-shelter graduate's literotica is literal.
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Recode's Peter Kafka pointed out the many reasons it would be silly for Disney to consider Twitter.
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In second grade, a teacher told her mother that Paige never seemed to want to be silly.
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They can be silly, and exhausting, and sometimes seem like a giant waste of time and money.
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It would be silly to lay all the blame for this at the feet of Mr. Obama.
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But it would be silly to deny BAM's influence on us and on performing arts series nationwide.
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"The song was supposed to be silly," Legend said in an interview with The Guardian published Sunday.
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I also considered LALALAND for 50-Down, but 13 LAs in one puzzle would just be silly.
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But it would be silly to think that hiring Hunter was the reason Biden backed the bill.
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Of course, it would be silly to conclude that connected devices are never going to become mainstream.
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I wasn't fond of other children because they could be silly and pathetic and I didn't like it.
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But it would be silly to assume that we would continue to interact with it the same way.
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A MINUS Migos: Culture (QC/YRN/300) It would be silly to deny how good this music sounds.
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Nothing. Snap still loses so much money to compare the firms past our superficial alignment would be silly.
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In practice it's just dull, and it's frustrating to see Ms. Hawn robbed the opportunity to be silly.
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Mostly guys get stuck in: they get to wear a cowboy outfit, play with toy guns, be silly.
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So it would be silly to move just for a bit more sleep and associated increase to income.
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You need to be a character, to let go and be silly or make a fool of yourself.
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"Don't be silly, they adore you," a character says to Rush at one point, speaking of Rush's parents.
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She started doing what she only knew as "weird" faces to be silly, but her fans loved it.
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"I think it would be silly to pay any extra money for music I already own," he said.
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It would be silly to argue that, therefore, liberals voted for Mr. Obama because Mitt Romney was Mormon.
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Although Snap encourages users to be silly on its app, it hopes to be taken seriously as a business.
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Therefore, it would be silly to assume that central banks can achieve their 2 percent inflation targets with precision.
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" What he's taken away from this so far, though, is that it pays off to be "silly and outlandish.
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It would be silly and overwrought to say that he played like he knew something was coming for him.
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Trump's election represents a failure so wide-ranging that it would be silly to single out culture for blame.
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An affair that should be silly, absurd, and ridiculous resolves into a poem that is touching, poignant, and dignified.
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BECKY QUICK: 'Cause the politicians-- CHARLIE MUNGER: It's hard to control people who want to be silly about politics.
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Her personal issues aside, Bynes always was a daring actress who knew how to be silly without being obnoxious.
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Keeping Hill would be silly, and unfair to a pitcher who deserves a shot at pitching some meaningful innings.
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That's by design, Adler explained; she and Milchberg believe children's fashion doesn't have to be silly, fussy, or frilly.
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"I'm not going looking for these fights, but you'd be silly if it doesn't cross your mind," Volkanovski says.
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In practice it's just dull, and it's frustrating to see Ms. Hawn robbed of the opportunity to be silly.
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It would be silly to have the mayor not on board with something that is largely for the city.
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It'd be silly to believe that he doesn't appear in this movie, his death in Batman v Superman notwithstanding.
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They also posed for photos, but made funny faces, because they're just two friends who like to be silly together!
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I'm not gonna go and compete — it wasn't about that and it would be silly of me to do that.
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Some are meant to be silly, provoking a laugh or a smile any time the player reaches into his bag.
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It'd be silly to expect it to have the same verve as the pipsqueak Fiesta ST, which packed only 493,742 pounds.
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Also, I think I'd be silly to try and compete with Lamb Of God or Gojira or one of those bands.
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Despite the challenges of creating something new on a historic site, "We'd be silly to rule anything out," Mr. Sawyer said.
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Not Rioux's teammates, who would be silly to even try shooting when they have a human skyscraper for a star player.
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I think Twitter is such an integral part of what restaurants do now, it would be silly to ignore its influence.
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And it would be silly for me to try and do that or for even our team even to do that.
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Other grandparents tell me how much more patient and attentive they've become, how much less anxious, how willing to be silly.
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If James Van Der Beek wants to be silly and cool that badly, we might as well go along with it.
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It's not a perfect car by any means, but people considering compact luxury crossovers would be silly to overlook the V60.
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Of course it would be silly for professors (or, indeed, human beings) in general to avoid all forms of controversial activity.
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What's so beautiful about her character is her seriousness — she doesn't have to be silly — there's a real depth to the character.
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We can't get through this whole era without fighting, that would be silly, we will get it on at the right time.
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Filmed as an A-picture, taken seriously by all involved which makes the insanity that follows grounded enough to not be silly.
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Maybe Qualcomm will come through with that new chip, but Google would be silly to bet its entire wearables future on it.
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On that note, let me go be silly with my husband and enjoy his company with lots of laughter and zero work!
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Specifically with fantasy worlds that take themselves very seriously, [Disenchantment] gives us permission to say, 'No you can be silly about this.
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It may be silly, but it's a characteristic feature that makes Tesla's cars feel that much more futuristic than they already are.
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It would be silly not to try some sushi at the Lobster Club, and just as silly to travel there for it.
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According to Inside Edition, Samantha Clark and Christina Arthur are best friends who love to be silly and have a good time.
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"after therapy and being too serious it's so nice to be silly!!!!!" she said in an Instagram post at the end of May.
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It would be silly to allow coal companies to race to buy up a bunch of artificially cheap leases before the review concludes.
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To Instagram's credit, it'd be silly to ban an ad for, say, Aerie swimsuits or Fenty bras simply because the images include cleavage.
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The LTE version of Surface Go will run you $779 (that includes the basic black keyboard, which you'd be silly not to get).
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But it would be silly to believe that who I am today isn't in part created by the distinct combination of those moments.
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Amount of time it takes for "Making lunches for work" to fail: Literally as soon as you see a Pret don't be silly.
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Obviously your life cannot possibly be silly, or trivial, or meaningless if you are so busy, completely booked every hour of the day.
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If you're in the market for a new laptop — especially one that runs Windows — you'd be silly not to consider the Surface Laptop 2.
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You like who you like for a whole host of reasons, and it'd be silly to give your S.O.'s sign too much credit.
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If you have any 10-series nVidia card, your computer is very current and getting an XOX just for the flops might be silly.
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Because StarCraft is such a complex game, it would be silly to think that there's a single optimal strategy that works in all situations.
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Our experiences in many ways reflect an incredibly privileged position, and it would be silly to suppose that they are representative of all women.
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They're honest about educating, and their willingness to be silly on the app to get their message across can be both entertaining and endearing.
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But the idea is to make a product that's so compelling customers would have to be silly to keep using their antiquated HBO-only service.
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If Comcast expects Hulu's value to rise as much as Netflix, it would be silly to sell now unless Disney offers an insanely high premium.
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As anyone with even a vague love for ridiculous C-listers can tell you, Celebrity Big Brother is supposed to be silly, sometimes volatile fun.
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While I firmly believe America is the greatest nation on Earth, it would be silly to claim we are perfect and that no problems exist.
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Sound quality was also meh—though, again you'd be silly for expecting booming bass or super clear mids on a tablet at this price range.
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When you're thinking about that ... because you are obviously not just trying to be silly, because I think a lot of the shows are that.
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It would frankly be silly of me not to start this trip by inhaling all the shrimp and wine I can get my hands on.
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Trump's statement in the debate (and after) is new for a presidential campaign, but it would be silly to pretend it came out of nowhere.
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The information is just sitting there waiting for you, so you'd be silly to let your account gather dust until you're looking for a job.
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What we're doing isn't different to men and I feel like it should be silly at this point in time to be talking about gender.
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"I'm used to wrangling with kids—kids are my strong point, so I can get down on their level and be silly and goofy," Sargent says.
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"I actually came with a brain, not just vocal cords, and it would be silly not to have an opinion," she told the New York Times.
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A car is simply there to take you reliably from point A to point B. If you're thinking about prestige and impressing others, don't be silly.
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Mr. Williams told The Toronto Star in 1997 that he had been reluctant to take the part because he worried that the series would be silly.
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The CEO appeared to find any of Willink's and Babin's insights to be silly, Willink said, and would pass some team meetings looking at his phone.
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It'd be silly not to mention that in addition to having exclusive items from other companies Amazon also sells its own products under the AmazonBasics label.
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Illustration: Ryan F. MandelbaumIt would be silly to think that scientists and astronomers have spotted all of the different kinds of weird things that exist in space.
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But Ingraham would have you believe that any restrictions on the sale of the AR-15 in America would be silly, because the gun is so wonderful.
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I can't speak for everyone else, but we all owe so much to this show, and I think that it would be silly not to acknowledge that.
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Even though you'd be silly to use the trackpad — and not an external mouse — in any fast-paced gaming environment, it's comforting to know it works well.
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What Smith thought would be a funny idea — using the video to crack bathroom jokes and be silly — actually turned out to be crucial for his health.
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It would be silly for the NFL to scrub the questions-and-answers, but not nearly as silly as pretending they never existed in the first place.
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Teens are supposed to be silly and clumsy about life, since they're experiencing everything adult — freedom, love, heartbreak, shattering disappointment, core-shaking joy — for the first time.
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KING Look, if you're following Aretha Franklin [on "Natural Woman"] it's like … I wasn't going to try to compete with her vocally because that would be silly.
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It would be silly to complain too loudly about the frippery of the chef's table — while certainly not life-changing it's not an experience you'll soon forget.
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England had been terrible at big tournaments for a decade or more, so the news media bought into the narrative that expecting anything better would be silly.
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"The fact that Devolver can pull out that seriousness when it's needed, and at the same time be silly and ridiculous with us, that hasn't changed," says Greenwood.
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It would be silly to bet completely against them, because they've already proven that they have some tricks up their sleeves, and Elon Musk is great at that.
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If you're building an online store, a portfolio for your creative work, or just have a really funny idea, you'd be silly not to jump on this deal.
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As NASA will tell you, astrology is not an exact science, so it'd be silly to expect anyone to adhere to all of its teachings to the letter.
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It's really important that dicks can be silly, cute, and fun in games, because it challenges the atmosphere of toxic masculinity that pervades the industry and the community.
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It would therefore be silly to assume that the context in which we are operating in 2019 is easily comparable to those of 1924-20203 or 1976-80.
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And it would be silly to just say, "Hey, we just want this user or we just want this site," but to actually look across all those vectors.
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So when computing poll averages, it would be silly to simply throw 3-week-old polls into the mix as though they're as relevant as the latest polls.
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"It would be silly of us to pretend Jamil didn't get where she is today if she weren't astoundingly beautiful and the 'right' size for American TV," Donaldson writes.
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Of course, having a light-up logo on the back would be silly, so the company's created a case with a cutout, specifically to showcase the new lighting rig.
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It would be silly for me to write all this without acknowledging metal's long history of creating space for and supporting the actions of bigots, abusers, and other scum.
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But he also says that, especially because he loves it with red meat in the hot summer months, it would be silly to avoid rosé just for its trendiness.
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With lemon-juicer aluminum domes surrounded by 5.25-inch magnesium and aluminum-alloy moats, the cones are so visually striking it'd be silly to cover them up with a grille.
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It would be silly and useless to make one-to-one comparisons of 2020 candidates to GoT characters, but it's safe to say that art imitates life (and the reverse).
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"They are very aware of that — I don't think they would be silly enough to put themselves in a position in which they would need to use their conventional capability."
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Some videos, for example, show children taped to walls while laughing, while other videos of children playing doctor seem to be silly with children who appear to be having fun.
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"Everyone wants to be silly and dance and all those things you do when you get introduced and the lights are down and you're in the spotlight," Altman told reporters.
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When that bias fades we all get a little more perspective but it'd be silly to rank them because at the end of the day they're all a bit shit.
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It would be silly to have a Hawkeye show without the OG though, so maybe look for Clint to pop up on Disney+ to pass the bow onto his successor.
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From their sexy Cancun honeymoon to riding off from their September wedding on the back of Dillon's motorcycle, "I love that we can be silly and have fun!" says Dillon.
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If we can get excited about what Skepta's BBK crew has been putting together in London for years, we'd be silly to not monitor what kiLLa could end up becoming.
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Boobie Trap declined to comment on the man bun special, but added they "are in the business of getting people drunk" and that the special was meant to be silly.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that I encourage you to stop and smell the crosswords, because that would just be silly, but today's puzzle by Timothy Polin is worth it.
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Now it's become like Groupon, which we'd never do business with, and at this point students would be silly to buy directly from us, even when offered our best deals.
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It would be silly to credit Bill Clinton with the dot-com boom that took place during his presidency, or to blame George W. Bush for the collapse of it.
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In an editorial, the official China Daily noted the more positive tone from Mattis, but said it would be silly to expect his brief trip to resolve all their problems.
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Graphic: Andrew Pontzen/Fabio Governato (Wikimedia Commons)It would be silly to think we completely understand our universe, given how small the Earth is compared to the vastness of the cosmos.
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Either way, it'd be silly to assume the White Walkers' overall goal is to kill all of humanity, since we know they need living human beings to make more White Walkers.
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Dad wants to say, Don't be silly, dear, but the last time he said that he ended up on death row, so instead he asks if Buddy brought her his clothes.
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"It has not been difficult to presume that the Trump Tower would be silly, pretentious, and not a little vulgar," wrote Paul Goldberger, the architecture critic for The New York Times.
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After a week of being cooped up in my apartment and working it's a great way to decompress, to drink and be silly, and escape the news for a few hours.
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He offered no clear policy or response, while Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, implied it would be "silly" to advocate regime change due to the absence of practical alternatives.
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It's not like something out of these videogames that humans play, where you get to honk around, be silly, or fake like, I don't know, a goat or a ceramic mug.
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It would be silly to suggest that the foldable category will live or die by this launch, but it will surely be the most closely watched device release in recent memory.
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On what makes it all worth it: It's really nice to have a place to go to get away from the newsroom and be silly and have fun and be creative.
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Yeah, there's such a thing as fire and there's such a thing as air, but saying that you would have to divide everything into these four elements, that would be silly.
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We'll do all the paid-time-off, all things we can do to mitigate, but I think it'd be silly to think that we can make a material impact on operating costs.
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"When you're a really successful company with a product that's growing as quickly as we are, we would be silly to think competitors are not going to enter our space," she said.
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One of my favorite things about our relationship is the fact that we're able to be silly with one another, joke around and laugh … God, I love to hear my husband laugh!
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I said I would take the subway (I could not afford a cab at the time), but he handed me some money and told me not to be silly, take the cab.
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"They really did help me to remember over and over again that when you're 14, you have no responsibilities and you can therefore feel much freer to be silly," the Chuck actor says.
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Punks in Alberta are crazy, so it would be silly for No Problem to not take part in the Garbage Daze chaos and party where all the wild fucks from western Canada congregate.
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Meanwhile, those who've found the products in the past to be silly toys with inflated value are now kicking themselves for not having picked up at least one of these Zelda-specific ones.
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"They really did help me to remember over and over again that when you're 14, you have no responsibilities and you can therefore feel much freer to be silly," the Chuck actor says.
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When we talked about marriage, even before I started making more, we agreed that it would be silly to separate our spending since we would be living together and sharing a life together.
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I was advised not to give up, not to be silly, not to let it affect me—as if to let the opinion of another person touch me would be the true failure.
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While the zombie apocalypse guidelines might be silly, it's actually a clever way to get Americans to pay attention to a topic that's less fun: knowing what to do in a major disaster.
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"However, the "Cherry" singer said he thinks it&aposd be "silly" to complain when people question his sexuality, since he chose a career in the spotlight: "You respect that someone&aposs gonna ask.
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It's unclear if Apple plans to make any other changes to its laptops, but you'd be silly not to sit on the bench for a few weeks just to find out what's in store.
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When things land a bit, maybe I will know how to be silly again, but for now, in a world that is evolving more every minute, I simply don't know where to land either.
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Google's admittedly been a bit…wishy-washy when it comes to the future of the line, but given how successful the broader Chromebook category has been, it would be silly to abandon it altogether.
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It would be silly for anyone to claim they could have predicted how these two businesses would compare today, but we can still learn something from examining what sent their fortunes in such different directions.
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Not trying to do too much besides be silly and functional was a way to "get up the noses of the old guard and piss off the music snobs," Harris told the Guardian in 2008.
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Advertising While many Super Bowl advertisers chose to be silly or sentimental with their commercials on Sunday, it was the few that ventured — or appeared to venture — into political territory that attracted the most attention.
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"It would be silly to say that it doesn't matter who is at the top of the ticket, but I'm not sure what we're seeing isn't more structural than about any individual candidate," he said.
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On the discount docket for the next few days are big savings on Acer laptops, Samsung Galaxy Tabs, Dell devices, and lots of other great tech that you'd be silly not to get your hands on.
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Of course it would be silly to apply those exact same rules to a vastly different era — that's why we had the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which extensively modernized the original with new definitions and rules.
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After failing to come up with some sort of toy fad theme, I thought about a fishing spinner and how it'd be silly to clue a fidget spinner as a lure to catch an antsy fish.
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But looking back on that stuff is fascinating because it shows a genre in its fruitful incipiency, when people weren't afraid to make mistakes, be silly, and play with the idea of what rap actually could be.
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But the real belt is on Conor McGregor and it's staying there as long as it needs to (after all, announcing McGregor as the 'defending' UFC lightweight champion for a boxing match would just be silly otherwise).
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Assigning people a generational identity based on an arbitrary birth year cutoff might be silly, but it's a stand-in for bigger signifiers — access to home ownership, ability to pay off student debt, graduating with bright future prospects.
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My mother thought it would be silly for me to buy one when she already had one that would fit perfectly — so she drove to my college dorm, carting the dress in the back seat of her car.
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Anyway, last night she did some impressions of pop stars on Jimmy Fallon's the Tonight Show, which is what celebrities do now to show that they can be silly too because they have humour just like normal people.
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Considering the meltdown happening with the Supreme Court, I don't think anyone's really in the mood to see politicians be silly, or hear goofy fake anecdotes about men who have been accused of sexual misconduct at the moment.
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"The Mothers" is a lush book, a book of so many secrets, betrayals and reckonings that to spill them in the lines of a review instead of letting them play out as the author intended would be silly.
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The gist of it is that it would be silly for people to have asked the late Bowie to go back to his Aladdin Sane days, for example, because Bowie had already moved on to the next thing.
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" The mother of one said she enjoys getting to be goofy at home, adding, "I come back and I have fun and I smile and I get to be silly because at work, I don't get to do that.
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We just need our people, we need people who have known us since we were kids, who we can be silly with, joke with — we can talk about what other people might think are superficial concerns, like losing hair.
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But Hayward warrants a spot, not only because he plays for a very good team but because it would be silly not to include anyone who has roasted opponents as thoroughly as he has over the past few weeks.
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Ordinarily, this would be silly, but Drudge's conspiracy theory is dangerous because Hurricane Matthew is dangerous and real and it shouldn't be treated as a metaphor for our tyrannical government, or whatever the hell Drudge is trying to say.
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You'd be silly to expect this experience to rival that of an expensive (or even mid-range) desktop PC. It takes almost no effort at all to push up against its limits, grinding the whole computer to a crawl.
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To suggest that Trump was charging that, dressed in a Con Ed worker's disguise, the former president sat in an eavesdropping "plant" to personally monitor Trump's conversations a la Gene Hackman in his movie "The Conversation," would be silly.
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It can also be visited by an Airbus helicopter that departs from Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, in which case it would be silly not to make a day of it with lunch at the fine-dining Tokara Restaurant.
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It may be silly to suggest stocks are running out of steam as they strike new highs, but that may be exactly what is happening, according to Art Cashin, director of UBS floor operations at the New York Stock Exchange.
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In the video, Daisy and her mom are shopping at U.K. chain Tesco when the inequalities between boys' and girls' clothes become so blatantly obvious, it would be silly not to whip out a camera phone and start recording a video.
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During VH1's Dear Mama event to celebrate Hollywood Mothers in New York on Tuesday night, Smith gave a touching speech honoring his wife and while he promised not to be "silly", the actor certainly made a few audience members blush.
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But every pick matters, especially in a draft as deep as this one, and Chicago would be silly to surrender any of their own unless the scenario involves securing a top-ten player (a scenario that is all but impossible).
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And while the storytelling would bolster kindergarten-readiness skills (at a time when the intensive parenting ethos was taking hold), it would also be silly — a half-hour with a single story line that would push children to actively listen.
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When ABC's Jonathan Karl also asked Mulvaney what he would say to Americans "who look at what happened in El Paso and say that the president's rhetoric is in part to blame," Mulvaney suggested that to do so would be silly.
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" Slate's Marissa Martinelli, a self-confessed fan, struggles to find anything particularly nice to say: "Cats' uncoolness, its willingness to be silly and self-serious and spectacular at the expense of taste, is its greatest strength, and Hooper's version understands this.
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Its chorus — "Aba daba daba daba daba daba dab said the chimpie to the monk / Baba daba daba daba daba daba dab said the monkey to the chimp" — may be silly, but Reynolds and Carpenter sure sold the heck out of it.
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Abrams, whose reception at a recent black women's empowerment event in Las Vegas led one national Democrat to observe to BuzzFeed News that she'd be silly not to at least look at a White House campaign, apparently isn't taking it off the table.
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Most of the associations here are small and it would be silly to suggest that any single trait or characteristic dictates one's entire sex life—there's a whole constellation of factors at work, of which being a "details person" is just one.
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Serena Williams (serenaunmatched) loves to be silly, Usher's (howusnap) snaps are smooth, and Michelle Obama (FLOTUS) just joined this week which is a cultural breakthrough for Snapchat even though the president is covered on Snap via The White House's feed (the White House).
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They also talk the talk, as we discovered in chatting with Tao and Mazan earlier today about the importance of coaching — and why more employers would be silly not to take advantage of it to help a range of people within their organizations.
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And while Fantastic Beasts' erratic leaps between murderous gravity and childish silliness are distracting, one thing is consistent: the characters here can be silly, broad, naïve, bungling, or just one-dimensional, but a surprising number of them are in some form of pain.
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I don't want to get too sentimental with the life and death thing involved with cut flowers and growing plants, but to ignore that as a primary reason why I've been painting flowers and plants for the past two years would be silly.
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POEHLER: I felt like it was going to be silly and dumb and we would have a good time regardless of how it played… In watching it back years later, I was very moved by us all being up on stage together.
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While Sony is not claiming that Fortnite or its developers officially changed Sony's stance on the subject, it would be silly to assume it was a coincidence that the first game to support cross-play on the PS4 will be an open beta of Fortnite.
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I could relate, on a level: Here I was at my nice boarding school, in a dormitory filled with other middle-class girls, most of our needs taken care of, leaving us room to be silly and awful and learn who we would become.
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"I just don't know if you could ever fill those shoes, and I think it would be silly for anyone to try and do something that's been so well done," she told PEOPLE at Stewart's fifth annual American Made Summit in New York City.
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At this point, it would be silly to expect anything less from the Spurs (193-8), even with Leonard — who's on the short list of the best players in the league — still nursing a quad injury that has kept him from the court all season.
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It's the first lady's ability to give hugs and entertain Muppets (actual ones, not just those in the House of Representatives), to have, in short, the confidence with which to be silly, that makes a speech as serious as this week's DNC address so powerful.
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To force them to take kind of a payroll increase would be silly ... Idaho is different than New York, Alabama is different than Nebraska," Kudlow said, adding that he would "argue against state and local [minimum wages], but that's up to the states and localities.
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A MINUS Jens Lekman: When I Said I Wanted to Be Your Dog (Secretly Canadian '04) It would be silly to insist that there's much musical magnetism in the archly received/sampled arrangements or sad-sack delivery of this young Swede's official debut album.
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It also follows her unlikely friendship with her ex-husband's pregnant mistress, BJ.Why we loved it: With wise-cracking Reba and ditzy BJ at its center, this show could be silly but also serious, deftly handling heavier topics such as teen pregnancy and addiction.
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Writes Strugger: "Though it would be silly to anticipate the late-1990s animal spirits that drove the S&P 500 index to a 22x forward P/E (and almost 50x for the NDX), exuberance since the presidential election may be representative of sustained late-cycle psychology."
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We're not even halfway through season 7, so it would be silly to think she'll still be on the Iron Throne when this is all over, but I'm embarrassed to say that I didn't know she would have quite such a meticulous and well-executed fight in her.
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There's an earnestness to his performance, and it's the same earnestness that makes the Raimi films so good: They dive head-first into the potential camp that comes with the territory of capes and spandex, and they embrace it; they are unafraid to be silly, and so is Dafoe.
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Take domestic violence: It would be silly to deny that men experience domestic violence at all (including from male perpetrators, of course)—but to claim that men are somehow the biggest victims (either in numbers alone or by getting a rougher ride from the system) requires a real warping of reality.
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"I went to many puppet shows when my son was growing up, and I'd hear the littlest children crying and wanting to leave, and their parents saying, 'Oh, look at Mr. Punch, isn't he funny?' or 'Don't be silly, there's nothing frightening here,' " Ms. Hiller said in an interview with Sculpture magazine in 21981.
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But if you find yourself emulating and playing 16-bit games on your mobile devices a lot, and still have a big collection of SNES carts buried in a box somewhere, the Super Nt makes it so easy to enjoy them on a big screen, in all their pixelated glory, that'd you'd be silly not to get it.
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The Jays could use a rental second baseman to finish out this season with, and it would be silly of me to say that all this must have only been bad luck and he should be entirely fine going forward, but as far as I'm concerned there is not a lot of reason to be afraid of him having trouble staying healthy beyond that.
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You would be silly to pretend as if he weren't part of the reason that this show has the very best, the laughably best, of everything: Ann Roth, the queen of costume designers ("Midnight Cowboy" and "The Book of Mormon"), is sitting here trying to work out how you design a jazzy, feminine-heeled shoe that can be tapped in as hard as Glover needs without coming apart; Jules Fisher is working on the lights (he lit "Hair"); Santo Loquasto is on scenic design (three Tonys).
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The languages we speak on Earth all follow roughly the same rules no matter the language (noun and verb structure, word frequency etc.), but it might be silly to assume that aliens can understand our concept of language, since other animals on this planet already communicate differently (color, pheromones, etc.) And even if we could somehow figure out an alien language (like in Arrival), it's hard to know what their words actually mean, because straight translations of foreign languages don't always tell the full story without an understanding of their context.
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