The phrase "absurd notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe notes that are nonsensical, ridiculous, or illogical in nature.
Example: "After reviewing the absurd notes from the meeting, it was clear that no one was on the same page."
Alternatives: "ridiculous remarks" or "nonsensical comments".
Dorothea was writing Jamie absurd notes to excuse his serial tardiness at school: "He was involved in a small plane accident.
Struggling to keep up with her rapid-fire delivery, I found myself furiously writing absurd notes like "Squeeze between vulva and leg, trap clit between lips," "Try to pull clit up with finger, like chopsticks pull lips over" and "Bottom of tongue on bottom of clit suction.
Hendrie's show works when it inserts one absurd note into normal talk-show blather.
The president's campaign calls those accusations absurd, noting that the recent requests for waivers came from five states, including two — Utah and Nevada — which are governed by Republicans.
His mantra, "greed is good," strikes a sententious, faintly absurd note in the amoral world of "Boiler Room," in which greed is simply axiomatic.
He ended on an unconsciously absurd note, quoting almost word for word Peter Seller's wonderful character Chauncey Gardner from the film Being There.
Danila Barysevich, an administrator for the online group responsible for organizing the protests, called the draft law "absurd," noting the law could be used against "every queue, every group of people in a park".
American officials dismiss those warnings as absurd, noting that some American aid to Egypt, about $430 million this year, already goes to groups in Egypt that do not have government approval.
Are those factored in at all? Clearly not, or they wouldn't be sending an absurd note saying Europe is outpacing the US in returns.
Historian Albert Gleaves has called the allegation "absurd," noting, "Lime is always carried in ship's stores as a disinfectant, and the fact that it was left on the deck after the ship was cleared for action was probably due to the neglect of a junior, or petty, officer".
