But us dunderheaded fight fans need not worry about the prospect of impending dystopia.
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Somehow, against extraordinary odds, United Continental Holdings — an airline reliant on customer loyalty — managed this dunderheaded achievement.
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Somehow, against extraordinary odds, United Continental Holdings – a U.S. airline reliant on customer loyalty – managed this dunderheaded achievement.
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How do we avoid wasting energy on the foot-in-mouth moments of dunderheaded executives and instead act on weightier issues?
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"Orinoco Flow" is one of those strange pop culture objects that is proof that mass enjoyment doesn't always equate to dunderheaded stupidity.
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In 2014, Matt Williams had to make a dunderheaded move, and then Yusmeiro Petit had to shut down the Nationals for a million innings.
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He finally corrals the stragglers and makes it to the airport more or less on time, only to realize his own dunderheaded blunder at the TSA checkpoint.
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Mr. Zelensky, a comedian, had frequently lampooned Mr. Klitschko on his Saturday Night Live-style variety show, portraying him as a dunderheaded member of Ukraine's shadowy, corrupt elite.
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His eagerness to score points against his fellow judges might be politically dunderheaded since it has alienated potential allies in the court but it energizes his prose with rage.
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Along with the depictions of medieval life, "Jabberwocky" starred a fellow Python member, Michael Palin, who played an optimistic but dunderheaded cooper's apprentice mistakenly tasked with slaying a monster.
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Yankees 6, Rays 3 Between dunderheaded base running, futile swings in the batter's box and an exasperating string of losses, the Yankees had turned increasingly desperate to generate offense.
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Emily is taking a job with Wayne Security, a firm run by Bruce Wayne's dunderheaded cousin Van (Alan Tudyk), who yearns for Batman's alter ego to summon him to Gotham.
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A league that's rife with incompetent management (hello, Cleveland and Washington football teams) and dunderheaded leadership (hi, Roger!) has some worried about the president including them in one of his tweet storms?
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Travis' dunderheaded faith in FAM could easily be the central plot of the show, following television's time-honored comedy tradition of pitting a funny, well-intentioned husband against his more grounded, realistic wife.
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Now as then, Mr. Leguizamo paints himself as a sitcom stick figure: a lovable schlemiel to his Jewish wife (who is "intolerant of intolerance") and a dunderheaded dad to his up-speaking teenage daughter.
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But at the same time, Arya was forced to watch how the Braavosi interpret what happened in the Seven Kingdoms, an interpretation that features a just and kind Joffrey and a dunderheaded Ned Stark.
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One result of having real dogs on screen is that the dumbest of the doggy dialogue is easy to tune out in favor of the amiably dunderheaded pleasure of watching a pack of pups solve crime.
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The finale even takes a clear shot at Donald Trump by having dunderheaded Hooli boss Jack Barker blame all his problems on the previous administration, while over-promising big changes that he lacks the knowhow to oversee.
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The idea is that when we're older, we face an existential reckoning: We can either make peace with our choices, dunderheaded as some might have been, or we can spend our final years in a hair shirt of our own regrets.
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Speaking of Jaime, "The Dragon and the Wolf" sure featured a lot of discussion of male genitalia, particularly as the finale for a season that started with an entire premiere about women seizing power from the dunderheaded men who would otherwise hold them back (and dreamy ol' Jon Snow).
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It imagines a world in which the president — the actual current president, albeit in fictional form — has ordered a nuclear strike and wiped out much of the world's population, after which he travels over what remains of the blasted planet in an obnoxiously lavish airship, dispatching a stream of dunderheaded, self-justifying tweets as he goes.
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A 48 year old newspaper columnist who hasn't been clubbing since he was a roguish fresher in the 4343s will write an incendiary newspaper column about nightclubs being "hellish cesspits populated by walking lobotomies, run-down pleasure palaces for dunderheaded dullards who've stuffed themselves silly with the remnants of a particularly potent pharmaceutical stew," in order to sell papers and generate clicks and you and everyone you know will be FURIOUS about the disrespect on show.
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