The Knicks' problems stem from their moronic owner James Dolan.
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Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume denounced Trump's decision as "completely moronic".
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What's moronic, tasteless and celebrating its 35th anniversary this year?
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Not so with M.L.B. Isn't it ironic (moronic?) that M.
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It is "trite, crass and insultingly moronic," our reviewer writes.
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I insist that it is, at best, a moronic misspelling.
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"Def Leppard" itself, though, is just moronic misspelling on purpose.
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Where do I go after someone calls my questions "fucking moronic"?
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It's been relatively easy to fool these moronic humans thus far.
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If true, then the meeting was moronic, naive, but entirely legal.
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He orders in the unmistakable twang of my utterly moronic home island.
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This has to be dubbed- No one can really be this moronic?
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It's hard to care when a movie is this formulaic and moronic.
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I shouldn't listen to 'Emotions' because it's a ridiculous song with moronic lyrics.
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B.I. director to do something moronic to deflect from snowballing sexual-assault allegations.
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Obviously, people are ripping into it ... calling it tone-deaf, laughable and downright moronic.
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The idea that I am somehow "cheated" if someone else makes money is moronic.
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"It's far too late to hide your moronic post from earlier," one commenter wrote.
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A more callow, cunning, cowardly and self-interested yet moronic figure you couldn't find.
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One result of this tragic, moronic program was the killing of a federal officer.
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Do not use our music or my voice for your moronic charade of a campaign.
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Ironic or moronic, it's hard to tell: Trump's flip-flop on renewables is classic Gemini.
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Certainly not because they disagree with the possibility that Trump may in fact be moronic.
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In order to sell papers or get clicks, people come up with these moronic scoring systems.
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I watched an intelligent man do something incredibly moronic after becoming awestruck by an advanced technology.
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The movie "is trite, crass and insultingly moronic," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The New York Times.
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The other negative aspect [for Trump]—first of all, what Cohen is suggesting is perfectly moronic.
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Yes, anyone who holds their phone up for an entire show watching through a screen is moronic.
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" He continued, "Do not use our music or my voice for your moronic charade of a campaign.
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Honestly, this moronic version of the imagined right will do your liberal cause more harm than good.
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" One sketch that took off was "MacGruber," a moronic-on-purpose parody of the action series "MacGyver.
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To NRA, gun lobby, manufacturers and everyone else, enough of your moronic twisting of the 2nd amendment.
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He also argues that the idea that Trump is a racist and moronic boor is entirely a media invention.
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Trump Jr., bashed "moronic politically correct culture" following Tibbetts's death, misspelling her last name in a hashtag on Thursday.
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Trump decided to take a step that would have made the moronic firing of Comey look brilliant in comparison.
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On Monday evening, Donald Trump Jr. sent forth unto the internet a meme that was both moronic and incorrect.
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"To NRA, gun lobby, manufacturers and everyone else, enough of your moronic twisting of the 2nd amendment," Guttenberg tweeted.
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You will find yourself in all your dirt, filth, evil, and moronic talk exposed on the record for all time.
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So I'll say Magic, whose personality is widely reported to be dang charming, even if he can be undeniably moronic.
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Some think it's a black hole or maybe Bloom's open mouth, finally collapsing into sleep at the interrogator's moronic questions.
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"(Trump's) moronic declarations alone serve us even if his decisions will be under the supervision of the Senate...," wrote another.
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Filmmaking is about believing so strongly in your own stupid idea that you're willing to do moronic stuff you'd never do.
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The label was moronic, but not the concept, meaning "the gross profits of offices that have been open for a while".
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You mean people would rather vote for a moronic twink who they liked over someone who could actually do the job?
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They act like moronic American tourists, which is embarrassing to watch, and then, at long last, they get on a train.
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Here, then, are six of the dumbest things that happened yesterday, ranked from least idiotic to the most jaw-droppingly moronic.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French farming minister Didier Guillaume said on Tuesday U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to tax French wines was "completely moronic".
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As it is, their numbers seem to float in at random (though I loved Phil's car-chase trio with two moronic barflies).
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The train has left the station and I'm one of those moronic stragglers running alongside with her purse caught in the door.
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One can make a case, as you do, that the physical and fiscal realities of building a wall render the project moronic.
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The two are far from the same of course, and the idea that either is a lesser version of the other is moronic.
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More perniciously, the incident shows how bigots can use tragedy as currency for their own moronic points about media sensitivity and PC culture.
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Linklater has declined to make Bernadette's husband into a villain, turning him into a beaming, moronic footman when his character requires abusive tendencies.
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I dig the coincidence [of the toothbrush phenomenon though,] and there are definitely times when I miss the moronic chaos of those scrappy venues.
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That's what I would say if I took the themes of board games seriously, and wanted a good excuse for this moronic misogyny. Hasbro?
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Proving definitively that slapping Mr. Franco's scenery-eating grin on any old drivel doesn't guarantee entertainment, "Why Him?" is trite, crass and insultingly moronic.
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ADRIAN FOGARTYLondon In an episode of "Grumpy Old Men", Arthur Smith, a British writer and comedian, came up with the term "moronic interrogative" for upspeak.
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My only previous insect-eating experience—choking down a live Madagascar hissing cockroach for a moronic amusement park promotion as a twentysomething—had been traumatizing.
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As for those who are moronic enough to ask for a general partner replacement as long as it is a woman, please question their motives.
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Modern Monetary Theory that says debt no longer matters in a zero-rate environment is among the more moronic notions I've heard in 30 years.
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It was a moronic decision, and worst of all, I embarrassed my friends and colleagues by coming across as if I were speaking for them.
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This is all conducted at a fast-forward tempo with the 1982 ABC pop hit "The Look of Love," and it is pure, moronic bliss.
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"Do not use our music or my voice for your moronic charade of a campaign," Stipe told Trump in an email to The Daily Beast.
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Of all the moronic alt-right internet slang, of which there are truly endless examples, the word "snowflake" should be at the top of everyone's list.
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As the book details, Manson and Garbage have had to endure a lot of fucking moronic situations in their 24-year navigation through the music industry.
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A "moronic menace to society," Canada's National Post called him; an "absolute terror," according to Mashable, "the worst person on earth," in the words of Deadspin.
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" Republican Senator Mitt Romney urged Trump to release his tax returns as promised but criticized Democratic efforts to force the issue through legislative action as "moronic.
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Trump could be lying about all these things, of course, but regardless of whether he's espousing his actual beliefs, what he says is still completely moronic.
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But Microsoft may have a solution to our stupidity: It has plans to create a dynamically updated list of moronic passwords that it won't let you use.
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Cops in Toronto have arrested the moronic Raptors fan who went on a live TV news broadcast and said he was going to "F**k" Ayesha Curry.
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I was trying to comprehend how in the world a man, even as moronic as you, can misspell a word he probably reads fifty times a day.
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In this sense it would be low risk to taste a novel tryptamine compound whereas it would be moronic to taste some new derivative of methyl mercury.
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Other than to call out these obstructionist congressional Democrats and so-called journalists for their moronic fake media accounts, his actions certainly do not contravene the Constitution.
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Hopping aboard the Tide Pods meme bandwagon, noble Brooklyn crusader Vinnie's Pizzeria is attempting to curb the trend of moronic daredevils consuming laundry detergent that apparently resembles candy.
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"God Angrily Clarifies 'Don't Kill' Rule" was its headline for a post-230/240 article in which a despairing God rails at the moronic nature of his creation.
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Alexa of Amazon's Echo sometimes seems bright, sometimes moronic, but of course she's neither; she's not even a she, and it's a constant category error to consider her one.
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Stridently advancing bogus claims that ancient Hindus invented genetic engineering and airplanes, Mr. Modi and his Hindu nationalist supporters seemed to plunge an entire country into a moronic inferno.
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Perhaps because of his reputation as a boneheaded hellraiser and laddish Aussie, there were many outside observers who were willing to write the incident off as fundamentally moronic and inane.
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It is a multitiered tower of political idiocy, a sublime monument to the moronic, a gaudy, gleaming, Ozymandian folly that leaves many of the president's prior efforts in its shade.
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She says Farrow was accustomed to "arbitrarily showing her power" by slapping her daughter, spanking her with a hairbrush, calling her "stupid" and "moronic," and even throwing things at her.
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Some were Salafi, some not, but most were nationalistic in focus, disciplined in execution, and seized with a moronic misapprehension that democracy was an import from the decadent anti-Islam West.
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It was thought to be one of the reasons why rational, intelligent people like you or me continue to do moronic things—like jumping off cliffs or watching Adam Sandler films.
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They have also roped in an extraordinary array of talking heads, from the moronic Brian Sewell to Peter Schjeldahl to Frank Gehry to, bizarrely, John McEnroe (a big Burden fan, apparently).
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Actually finding a group that's not only passionately opposed to this new moronic White House, but offers a promising vision of how to win future elections and what to do beyond?
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"The stupid, immature, Simpsons screenshot laden images of OLC showcase how moronic some of these one star reviews really are and what small businesses have to deal with regularly," he said.
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While Richard spends much of "Customer Support" keeping Bachman's sexist and moronic impulses at bay, he still on some level recognizes that the whole exercise really is a game of make-believe.
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Historian Mathilde Larrere said in a tweet that the use of Marianne to represent feminism and femininity was "moronic," adding that her bare breasts were "just an artistic code," the BBC reported.
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Together they also wrote the title song for "Blazing Saddles" (220), Mr. Brooks's hit western parody about a black sheriff who saves a town full of racists under siege from moronic outlaws.
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Calling those funds "totally abusive, moronic, horrible," Cramer said big companies whose stocks appear in those ETFs should bring a case against "ETF peddlers" as a way to solve the potentially harmful trend.
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Some people might try to argue that the damage is worth it for a few dozen retweets or the opportunity to tell their grandkids they participated in the Great Moronic Phone Toss Of 2016.
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HBO confirmed today that Silicon Valley will indeed be returning for a fifth season, but one of its stars, T.J. Miller, who plays the ever moronic Erlich Bachman, will not be rejoining the cast.
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Here, the purely personal will be avoided in favor of the more impersonal "moronic" to describe a number of U.S. demands in the ongoing negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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"When Donald Trump said that, you know, we're not going to have toasters and TVs if we have wind power, that's just simply moronic is the best way I can say it," Inslee said.
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"Trump's reason for wanting more nuclear weapons — he doesn't want to be at the bottom of the curve — is, well, 'moronic,'" writes Jeffrey Lewis, a nuclear expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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He makes it so easy for everyone to focus on the tweets and the maniacal, moronic reality show that you have to struggle to look away and take the measure of what he's doing.
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I spent years slagging Pence as stupid and moronic simply because he was a leading member of Congress participating in a major debate over a public policy issue that he didn't understand at all.
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Blame Facebook for That Moronic Diamond and Silk HearingScreenshot: House Judiciary Committee (YouTube)On Thursday, the House Judiciary Committee held what is destined to go down as one of the dumbest hearings in US history.
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"This was no virus, worm or malware of any sort—it was simple old phishing site that utilized Discord's own moronic API to hijack these accounts," the hackers wrote in a message on their website.
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Going abroad and acting like you are entitled to disrespect an entire nationality just because you are from the U.S. is moronic, and it's one of the reasons people in other countries don't like Americans.
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D'Souza's clemency came two months before the release of his film Death of A Nation—which portrays Trump as a modern-day Lincoln—and two years after his moronic, ahistorical anti-Clinton movie Hillary's America.
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A longtime observer of the spectacle of American vulgarity (his highly entertaining Reagan-era collection of stateside dispatches is called "The Moronic Inferno"), Amis has retained a tourist's aloofness from the texture of American life.
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" One person on Instagram commented, "This is so wrong on so many levels... To celebrate the slavery of women is diabolically moronic and shows how truly ignorant Kylie and her mates are... Go back to school.
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As for her other letters, Gerwig casually tossed in a YouTube video of Lady Bird star Saoirse Ronan singing a cover of "Ironic" with a Weird Al-style twist (it's called "Moronic") to sway Alanis Morissette.
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When I first profiled him in 863, he framed our night out as a mock-"Wild One" ride from hell, complete with hypothetical biker gang, which he bestowed with a self-consciously moronic name, Die Fast.
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I used to agree with that take, and while I still believe things like no-platforming influential thinkers who you disagree with is moronic, I do believe there is a lot to be said for trigger warnings.
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Click here to view original GIFThe distance between expectation and reality makes fools of us all, but it made the well-heeled attendees of an exclusive music festival in the Bahamas look particularly moronic late Thursday night.
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Because all these attempts to label, name and stave off accidents are part of the "moronic busybodying" that adulthood preoccupies itself with instead of remaining open to the marvelous accident and inhuman strangeness of life on this planet.
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In it Mia Farrow is painted as an abusive mother, one who would slap Previn across the face and call her moronic, and who treated her as a "domestic" who did chores and cared for the other children.
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But they clashed with the multitudes of harsh assessments: He "made this the hate-filled moronic country it is today" (Rolling Stone); "He ushered in the post-truth society" (Jeffrey P. Jones, director of the prestigious Peabody Awards).
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Bird Box has created some unique hassles for Netflix in recent weeks, not the least of which include the extremely moronic "Bird Box challenge," which involves wearing blindfolds while wandering around and (in particularly unfortunate cases) operating a vehicle.
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A profile of the company's CEO Susan Wojcicki published Wednesday by the New York Times captures in clear terms the extent to which the company struggles with policing the abusive, exploitative, or even moronic videos uploaded to its platform.
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Photo: GettyOne US senator is calling out the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for pushing the moronic notion that there is somehow a good way to add backdoors to encryption used to protect devices like Apple's iPhone.
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But I have to also tell you I think the Democrats are just playing along his handbook, which is, going after his tax returns through legislative action is moronic," he said during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Unfortunately for Perry, his moronic cornerman and fellow UFC fighter Alex Nicholson let him down by making racist comments seconds ahead of the fight in the heat of the moment—an act which really detracted from Perry's impressive performance.
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It's that, whether his tweet was flippant or calculated, Kanye has finally crossed an invisible but distinct line between what is acceptable and what is not only profoundly moronic but also deeply tone deaf and offensive, even for a performance artist.
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Midway through talking to Shirley Manson about This Is the Noise That Keeps Me Awake, the new book documenting the history of her long-running band, Garbage, the frontwoman asked me what other "fucking moronic questions" I had for her.
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The White House declared that Trump was not the author of his tweet but that this truly moronic message was penned by one of his lawyers, John Dowd, who reportedly told ABC that he was responsible for the "sloppy" tweet.
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Take the Obama administration position, for instance, on the investigation of "Fast and Furious," which was a moronic gunwalking operation in which the government arranged for the illegal sale of powerful weapons to drug cartels in order to track their movement.
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Behind this profoundly misguided idea — which would wreak havoc on business planning — is another moronic fixed belief: that trade agreements should be judged on whether they result in a more favorable U.S. trade balance — in this case, after a five-year trial.
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Read more: Intelligence veterans are pulling their hair out over Trump's 'outrageous' and 'moronic' decision to tweet out a photo from a classified briefingIt also contained markers indicating that it was taken by USA-224, one of the US's most secretive spy satellites.
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Despite all the great things, there are still a bunch of racist jerks looking to cause drama in Serena's life, including some moronic Romanian TV host who crawled out of the gutter to describe Williams as a "monkey" during a recent broadcast.
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Not only a basic category error and entirely (oxy)moronic — as long as the works looked "street" or urban (with the requisite drippy paint) the appellation "street" could apparently be added — but the key element of Street Art, the street of its very name, became entirely irrelevant.
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Read more: Intelligence veterans are pulling their hair out over Trump's 'outrageous' and 'moronic' decision to tweet out a photo from a classified briefingThe New York state attorney general's office has also subpoenaed Deutsche Bank, which Cohen said received financial statements from Trump that misrepresented his assets.
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And the author has successfully written a gay, relatable 21st century fairy tale, in which Katie, broken-hearted after her moronic fiancé dumps her for a close friend, meets and falls for Cassidy, a butch lawyer whose confidence in always landing the woman she wants wavers after meeting Katie.
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First reported on Twitter on Saturday night, the shitter himself is now one of those briefly-famous avatars of our generation's insatiable desire to laugh at the most moronic, base, and boring things imaginable because the alternative is to consider just how spectacularly grim living in Britain in 2016 is.
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They love those same techniques when to Stephen Colbert uses them every single week, and they can&apost stand the fact that conservatives, whether it&aposs Charlie Kirk or me or you, Jesse, or Allie actually has fun bringing down these people and exposing them for how vacuous and moronic they really are.
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It's already been used to launch a massive DDoS attack that targeted some widely-used internet infrastructure, briefly knocking out large swaths of the web for the Eastern seaboard last year, but on Monday IBM X-Force researchers announced that a new version of Mirai is on the loose, with a moronic feature: mining bitcoin.
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Read more: Intelligence veterans are pulling their hair out over Trump's 'outrageous' and 'moronic' decision to tweet out a photo from a classified briefingLast month, the former deputy director sued the FBI and the Justice Department over his firing, claiming that it was a politically motivated retaliation against him fueled by President Donald Trump.
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"If you are in a later state that does not have this arcane, moronic caucus system, where you just show up to your polling booth … if you're still planning to vote for Andrew Yang, do not do that," said Virgil Texas, a co-host of the socialist podcast Chapo Trap House, on its post-Iowa episode.
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Consider this chunk of "crybaby," the Brand New-sampling first song off his mixtape of the same title: If you ignore the lyrics' actual content (which oscillates between asinine and laughable) and instead focus on their construction, you start to understand why you haven't stopped listening to Lil Peep even though you also think his music is virtuosically moronic.
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The severed heads casually dumped in the gutters of Ernst's streets; the frantic-looking chap fleeing the scene with a severed limb strapped to his suitcase ("Open your bag, my good man," the caption reads); the bearded gent tucking into his soup, oblivious to the roof collapsing around him: Ernst's images rhyme with the moronic awfulness of our age.
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It would dishonour the wishes of 221m of us stupid, brainless, moronic, uneducated, gormless halfwits, who want our government back, who want to control our own borders, make our own laws, spend our own money, and who do not wish to be ruled by France and Germany and their back-scratching bureaucrats, manipulating a hopeless crony capitalism.
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In one of the most politically moronic moves in a century, the Democrats under President Obama eliminated much of the filibuster rule for appointments — a move with comparatively little benefit in securing a few lower level positions while laying the groundwork for the "nuclear option" exercised by the GOP recently in removing the rest of the rule for Supreme Court nominations.
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On the other hand, in a Venn diagram of teenagers, I'm betting there's little to no overlap between these world-changing go-getters and the simple-minded dolts who are behind the so-called "Tide pod challenge," a moronic attention-getting stunt where teens record themselves putting laundry pods in their mouths -- incidentally, the last place you'd want to put one.
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As a result, these 40 or so blocks have become an epicenter for one of the country's most pitched gentrification battles—pitched, arguably, because fighting about "gentrification" is just an easy way of fighting about larger and messier things: the growing chasm between rich and poor, sure, but also technology's place in the world and, on days like this one, which side can act more cartoonishly moronic.
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"Using the 'Lancaster' name was also particularly moronic when dealing with someone who, as a hobby, extensively studies British medieval history, but hey, that's all right in line with the people who I believe put Wessel up to this," she said In an appearance on CNN on the eve of the Iowa caucuses, Jacobus criticized Trump as coming off like a "third-grader" in interviews and debates.
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Beyond the lost jobs, and nights out that'll never be, it's the story of a city turning against youth culture, in a country which already sees the young as a bunch of debt-saddled walking erections, moronic chip-eaters happy to spend a life in malnourished rented bedsits, eeking out meagre livings, seemingly happy to go to bed the second the sun sets because there's nothing to do.
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" Senator Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah) weighed in Sunday, too, describing the congressional request to the IRS for Trump's tax returns as "moronic.
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Scientists have learned a lot more in the past decades about things like toxification of the planet, climate disruption, nuclear war, and so on that makes those numbers seem optimistic as the population races past 7.5 billion, economists still fail to realize that growth is the disease, not the cure for human problems, and the most powerful nation in the world is now governed by moronic thugs—working in any way they can to speed the coming collapse.
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The world is full of corporate billionaire scumbags who pollute the earth, kill wildlife, cause cancer, secretly running nations into the ground, and the moronic masses who just agree with their mindless slogans and will never fight the good fight to help to stop them until finally the last blistered blind three armed mutant dregs of humanity eat each other's putrid flesh in mankind's final nauseating death throws... High ho, some things you gotta get over.
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Sen. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah) on Sunday called Democrats "moronic" for attempting to obtain President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tax returns through legislative action.
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