"It was like a one-off cultural brain fart," he says.
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"Wanted to show you a little brain fart I had on the plane," he said.
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Ed Muskie, remember, was forced out simply for shedding a few tears, Rick Perry for one brain fart.
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At the time, it sounded like perhaps just another cute yet lofty brain fart from the founder of SpaceX and Tesla.
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But Smith's colossal brain fart overshadows perhaps the most replicable recipe for Cleveland having any kind of success going forward: the offensive glass.
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But that wasn't just a one-off brain fart—Trump has held a lot of wildly differing opinions about issues, but climate is one he's been remarkably consistent about.
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He didn't speak after the game, but team captain Ryan Getzlaff and head coach Randy Carlyle both said they thought Vermette had a minor brain fart for a second.
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Realistically, it was all but over as soon as they tipped it in overtime of Game 1, thanks to J.R. Smith's incredible brain fart in the closing seconds of regulation.
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Bernie Sanders is on the go all the time -- which seems to have given him a momentary case of a campaign brain fart as he accidentally boarded the wrong jet.
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Mr. Obama once said that he had visited 57 states and had two more to go — and everyone but his craziest critics understood that he had simply had a brain fart.
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"I finally had a brain fart and went in search of my pet lamb Norman after regretting selling him at the local sales last month with all my other lambs," MacLean wrote on Facebook.
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Derek Fisher is going to bat for his former player J.R. Smith -- telling TMZ Sports the Cavs should NOT quit on the shooting guard after his brain fart during Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
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"I just had a brain fart, and I missed it into the location where there was the only pot bunker where I could actually get in trouble, and it plugged deep into it," he said.
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You already know the play by now ... but McKnight says Hill's missed free throw that led up to J.R.'s brain fart is just as bad ... and says the people are giving him the pass J.R. should've given LeBron.
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When I was in fourth grade, I auditioned for choir, and we had to sing "America the Beautiful" in front of our teacher, and I got so nervous that I got a massive brain fart and forgot the words.
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The 24-year-old double-bogeyed the par-four 15th after suffering what he described as a "brain fart", bogeyed the brutal par-three 16th and then leaked another shot on the last after driving his tee shot into Barry Burn.
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If we ever needed proof that going to Stanford on a football scholarship doesn't mean you're going to Stanford, here comes the Human Brain Fart to barrel past you on the way to the kitchen and accidentally destroy your pillow fort.
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Months later, Gust would tell a reporter that he told the boys to "give me a high sign, a wave that you're saying goodbye to your parents," and that it was a "brain fart" based on past photos he'd taken of wedding parties.
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The Most Inexplicable Brain Fart in Basketball Over the last week, I've witnessed defenders willingly duck under ball screens while guarding: A) Damian Lillard: The second-most prolific pull-up three-point shooter in the league (who scored 210 points over the weekend).
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God bless LeBron's brain fart, this weird moment of mental malfeasance where, for some reason, he DIDN'T drive, because the elegant purple flower that emerges from the mistake is so much better than anything my terrible, stupid brain, poisoned by linearism and hunting for inefficiency, could have imagined.
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In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had worked in the medical profession for a long time.Blowin’ Wind with Captain Beyond’s Bobby Caldwell - The Great Southern Brain Fart. Retrieved 30-Jan-2016. On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple.
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The series' title is a pun on the phrase "brain fart", applying the term instead to wishes. The series' creators came up with Wishfart during a lunchtime conversation when Dan Williams pitched an idea for a live-action series about a rich man in green who used his wealth to make people's wishes come true. The idea was soon developed into a children's animated series about a non-traditional leprechaun. The creators had little experience with animation, but managed to successfully pitch their idea directly to Teletoon without any sample artwork, thanks to the support of international distributor and producing partner, Tatiana Kober.
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This continues until two contestants/teams remain. In Family BrainSurge, each team is allowed one "Brain Fart", which allows two other members of the family (the "Brain Trust") to offer an answer for the team; the team stays in the game or is eliminated based on that answer. There were two types of questions used in Level 2. One type involved who, what, where, when, and why type questions about events in the story (in this type, if a question is missed the next player/team will be asked the same question, but sometimes a new question in season 1) and the other type involved players/teams naming things that Jeff listed in the story (e.g.
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