Oh and I've been called "an irate woman", "a daft woman", a "silly, silly woman" told I "must look like the old back of a bus", to "Get a life!" and that "I need an operation, to remove the chip from [my] shoulder" – all by people I don't know and have never met.
The stupid posturing, daft hair and silly fashions were all part of it.
Socks is a daft, dippy, very silly and highly funny "socktastic celebration of the nation's favourite footwear".
It would be nice to report that this movie, based on the Hasbro toy soldier line, was amiably daft or engagingly silly.
He, his half-dozen producers and his pack of lawyers had merely bullied this woman with the full legal blitzkrieg they were capable of conjuring, and then this magnificent man had given this silly daft cow her freedom.
Just look really daft by making silly glasses out of some pretzels.
Jay Rayner ("Silly names, daft signs: why is going to a restaurant loo so tricky?", Magazine) makes an interesting point in discussing daft names for gender-specific lavatories.
Add a silly walk – daft physical comedy is a key part of Darby's shtick – and the gig has vertical take-off after moments onstage.
As it is, I will be remembered as a racist only by those too daft to get my silly joke, and those who saw the damning internet blogs that failed to quote exactly what I'd said.
I am of a similar vintage and, like many friends and fans of the series, bemoan the fact that we are generally treated by society as silly, weak, daft, soppy, prejudiced (even bigoted), risk-averse and wary of new situations.
