The Galaxy Brain, flaming hot, most idiotic take of the year.
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And she's responsible for the most idiotic -- look, I have an agenda here.
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Aside from selling drugs, it's probably the single most idiotic thing I ever did.
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"I think those are the most idiotic comments I've ever heard regarding gun safety," Guttenberg told ABC.
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"That's the most idiotic thing I've heard in my life, and it smacks of sexism," the mayor interjected.
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Hurray for Hollywood: It's a tough battle in Tinseltown this week over which star can say the most idiotic thing.
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"Strategically speaking, it's the most idiotic thing I've ever seen," said one Democratic strategist who asked for anonymity to speak candidly.
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I didn't realize at the time, but this would turn out to be one of the most idiotic things I've ever done.
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" "I think those are the most idiotic comments I've ever heard regarding gun safety," Fred Guttenberg told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week.
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Keeping the president's most idiotic ideas from being implemented is small comfort when the Republican Party's most dangerous ideas are being implemented daily.
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"If you want to hack an election about the most idiotic way to do it would be to do it vote by vote, felony by felony," said Keisling.
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I think those are some of the most idiotic purchases I think players can do, especially when they don't have that money in the bank account to really pay for that stuff.
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But who could have imagined the hellishness of his new half-life, struggling to speak, to walk, to move; searching for words, so impaired and so desperate that he's easy prey for the most idiotic of lowlifes?
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Image: NetflixIt has not been an especially great week for Netflix or its polarizing monster flick Bird Box, which has spawned one of the most idiotic so-called "challenges" to surface in this cursed timeline we're trapped in.
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Uber also did not try to dispute that Levandowski was getting cozy with Travis Kalanick before he left Google and that the two of them were unbearable bros who sent each other the most idiotic text messages you could possibly imagine.
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In honor of Strickland's induction into this venerable class of baseball men, let's journey back and enjoy a few of the finest—and, it follows, some of the most idiotic—examples of these incidents in the history of America's Pastime.
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" But at the same time, she keeps emphasizing uncomfortable details, like the intimidating size of the men fighting over her, or the feeling that her "fat face with a chunky body" made her tractable, even though she knew drinking was "the most idiotic choice I could make.
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The harem scene of the "Corsaire" ballet, however, is showy froth; and in lieu of Ingres's nudity a number of its women wear bikini-tutus (to my mind the most idiotic apparel in ballet): The midriff is bare, but the skirt flares out from the hips horizontally.
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"My teammates even honored me by starting the Jean Potvin Training Camp Award, for the guy missing time with the most idiotic, unknown or unheard-of injury or disease, those you couldn't trace," added Jean, who mentored young Denis as the components of the Islanders' dynasty started coming together.
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In 1961 the power brokers of New York City made one of the most idiotic urban renewal decision ever, to level the original Pennsylvania Station — an architectural treasure — and replace it with the present-day ignoble and soulless Penn Station, which may well be the worst major city train station in the world.
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Some of the most idiotic advice given to Samsung by professional kibitzers goes like this: The company should have immediately recognized the extent of the problem, recalled it and apologized the way Johnson & Johnson did during the 1982 Tylenol crisis, when seven people died after taking cyanide-laced capsules of the painkiller Extra-Strength Tylenol.
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Canberra also has a horses-arse award, given to the player who is involved in the most idiotic part of the season.
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But Kelly is the oldest and most idiotic of them all." Though he wanted to avoid becoming an actor, Chandrasekaran was cast by Kaling as the "suitable boy" Kelly's parents want her to marry. Chandrasekaran later stated, "I asked Mindy to write as few lines as possible. Acting is not a skill that I have particularly a lot of.
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Christina Hardyment writes that venturing into the Old Level was probably the most idiotic thing that any of Ransome's characters ever did. Captain Flint returns home, and finds Dick doing chemical tests on the putative gold in his study. Dick has read that gold dissolves in aqua regia, but Captain Flint explains "Aqua regia will dissolve almost anything. The point about gold is it won't dissolve in anything else…".
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The reviewer of ST-Computer praised the game's graphics, but criticized the lack of sounds and the ease of the puzzles. The PC Power Play review stated that the game was boring and only titillating in the casino sequences; it also criticized the poor graphics and the lack of sound. A later issue PC Power Play gave Emmanuelle an award for being the game with the most idiotic dialogue.
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Runners in the 2010 Marathon du Médoc Some long-distance races involve alcohol during or after the event. Some such events could be likened to a pub crawl over an extended distance while others have the alcoholic drinks as a reward at the end of the race. The Marathon du Médoc, held in Bordeaux every September, is a marathon through the vineyards of Médoc during which competitors sample 23 different wines as they go. It has been described as "the world's longest, booziest, race" as well as "world's most idiotic marathon".
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Wilson and Thirteen have been trapped together in the cafeteria. Having nothing to talk about, the two have decided to play truth or dare. Thirteen tells Wilson that she has never been in a threesome, and that her father is aware of her bisexuality and is supportive. However, she is reluctant to answer certain questions about romantic relationships and therefore Wilson dares her to flash her breasts at Taub, which she describes as "the most idiotic dare ever" before later doing it anyway at the end of the episode.
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The band decided to become professional and defined their artistic credo as "the idiotization of all the dramatic sides of our everyday and cultural life, as well as over-dramatizaton of [life's] most idiotic aspects". In the late 1987 N.O.M. joined the alternative rock association ' ("The Bridge"), then, in January 1988, the Leningrad Rock Club. In October 1988 Rodionov left to be replaced by Vladimir Postnichenko (alias Starikan/Gotlib Ulrich Tuzeast; ex-Orkestr Deda Mazaja, Bratja Gadiukiny) who used to jam with the band in his student years. Rodionov continued to occasionally appear with the band on stage playing flute, but retired after his health deteriorated (he died in the 1990s).
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The song has frequently been criticised for its generally nationalistic tone, the immodest geographic definition of Germany given in the first stanza, and the alleged male- chauvinistic attitude in the second stanza. A relatively early critic was Friedrich Nietzsche, who called the grandiose claim in the first stanza ("" (the most idiotic slogan in the world), and in Thus Spoke Zarathustra said, " – I fear that was the end of German philosophy." The pacifist Kurt Tucholsky was also negative about the song, and in 1929 published a photo book sarcastically titled Deutschland, Deutschland über alles, criticising right- wing groups in Germany. German grammar distinguishes between , i.e.
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As the only grownup member of the local Fearless Fosdick kiddie fan club, Abner had unwittingly vowed to do everything Fosdick does, not realizing that Fosdick's comic strip marriage was only a dream. (Ironically, Abner had previously told Daisy Mae that cartoonists often employ plot contrivances like dream sequences and impending weddings as sucker bait, to fool their gullible readers!) In addition to being fearless, Fosdick is "pure, underpaid and purposeful," according to his creator. "Fearless is without doubt the world's most idiotic detective. He shoots people for their own good, is pure beyond imagining, and is fanatically loyal to a police department which exploits, starves and periodically fires him," Capp told Pageant magazine in May 1952.
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That led to the more generalized verb "to doodle", which means to do nothing. In the final courtroom scene of the 1936 film Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, the main character explains the concept of "doodling" to a judge unfamiliar with the word, saying that "People draw the most idiotic pictures when they're thinking." The character, who has travelled from a fictional town in Vermont, describes the word doodler as being "a name we made up back home" for people who make "foolish designs" on paper when their mind is on something else. The meaning "fool, simpleton" is intended in the song title "Yankee Doodle", originally sung by British colonial troops during the American Revolutionary War.
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" Ryan Winterhalter of GamesRadar, in 2014, blamed the "network" (of which, it did not air on any; it was syndicated) in his negative review, opining that the show "takes the characters that fighting gamers know and love and throws them out the window. In their place, [UPN] inserted the most idiotic band of video game character doppelgangers that you could imagine." The same year, Henry Gilbert of GamesRadar commented, "If you're one of those unfortunate enough to have watched the horrendous Darkstalkers cartoon that aired in the US, you have my sympathies." Vincent Chiucchi of 411Mania rated it first in his 2008 list of the top five "most shameful" video game cartoons, lambasting it as "the worst video game cartoon in history" while adding, "Everything about this cartoon is horrible.
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Rolling Stone named the iTunes release of Songs of Innocence one of the 50 most important music moments of the 2010s. Billboard included it on its list of the 100 music moments that defined the decade, saying: "The failed strategy showed the perils of embedding music within technology so deeply (and so quasi- literally), and today, most Apple subscribers couldn't tell you a thing about Songs of Innocence besides the backlash." Ed Power of The Telegraph labeled the promotion "the most idiotic launch in rock history" and attributed it to two factors: the determination of Apple CEO Tim Cook to "prove himself worthy of the groovy tech guru mantle he had inherited from his far more charismatic predecessor, the late Steve Jobs", and U2's "obsess[ion] with being the biggest band in the world". In a 2019 reassessment of Songs of Innocence, Uproxx critic Steven Hyden said that he had overreacted in his original review and that after revisiting the album, he believed it was the band's best work since Zooropa in 1993.
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