Preamble: Having survived the imbecilic #AVBout Twitter backlash that followed his first couple of games in charge of Tottenham, last weekend's reverse at the hands of Wigan means that the pressure is very much back on Andre Villas-Boas.
Translation: this is not imbecilic, but fuhgeddaboudit.And that, more or less, is what the government did, notwithstanding the pledge of a referendum on the issue in Labour's 1997 manifesto.
He never wrote the proposed sequel to the The Social Contract, in which he meant to deal with international politics, but he declared that existing governments lived in a state of nature, that their obsession with conquest was imbecilic, and that "if we could realize a European republic for one day, it would be enough to make it last for ever".
The show was split between segments of music videos with overlaid commentary from the titular duo a pair of imbecilic teenagers obsessed with television, sex, and casual violence and vignettes of their misadventures around their town.
The series helped Reynolds develop his gifts for mimicry and imbecilic bumbling, qualities that were also showcased in his lead role in National Lampoon's Van Wilder (2002).
The imbecilic Amin is said to have expelled Uganda's Asians after a bad dream.
What she wanted the freedom to say was some imbecilic platitude ripped straight from the closing moments of a Jerry Springer show about how proud she was of her classmates and how much she believed in them.
"Proposing that Twitter should be taught in primaries is an imbecilic attempt to be down with the kids," he says.
This offer Khosrow II contemptuously rejected, referring to himself as beloved by the gods and master of the world, to Heraclius as his abject and imbecilic slave, and to Christ as incapable of saving the empire.
Combining the two, he comes up with an entertainingly imbecilic musical comedy — a piece of pop dadaism.
Time, it turns out, weighs just as heavily on Masha, the aging egotist, who swans in with Spike (the excellent Billy Magnussen), an imbecilic Adonis.
