In 2006, at the Group of Eight summit meeting in St .Petersburg, Russia, a microphone caught some of the inane remarks of W. to the Chinese president, Hu Jintao.
In a series of Twitter messages last week, Poulter railed on the fans who shout inane remarks, timed to fill the silence after a player's swing, and exchanged terse messages with the radio shock jock Howard Stern.
Soldiers passing made inane remarks about 'nothing could live in that barrage', although the Germans were living in it, too.
The devilish stroke would be to have a panel of critics with the ability to kick off judges who make inane remarks.
More distracting than the clothes these people are wearing are the inane remarks some of them far too frequently toss in, such as, "Thank you Fred, that was a good story," a comment that should be made in off-air time.
This can often be the most effective as a form of peer pressure when the person making inane side remarks realizes that their antics are not appreciated and are not winning them any points with the colleagues.
Ron was a wit from the start, defending herself against her father, Charlie, a career Army officer whose inane, often drunken remarks — his "kiddin' around" — "would reduce Ron to tears".
And then there's the topper of a comment: "Just some inane pulp for preschoolers". That last remark comes from Bill Fagerbakke (a.k.a. "Patrick"), who happens to be a voice actor on the would-be preschool pulp.
By rude, I don't mean "politically incorrect," that inane term for celebrating stupid remarks for their honesty.
But infants are not known for their scintillating remarks about Syria, so buddha bellies and roly-poly legs invariably dominate our (inane) observations about them.
