I'm with the hip-hop guys, the art bitches, the gays, I'm on the west side with the party promoters and DJs, then I'm in Williamsburg with the music dorks …" What can we expect from Jessica 6 when they play over here later this year?
Were these dorks themselves "role models" as broadcasters they might learn to parse syntactically and grammatically correct sentences in comprehensibly accented English.
Just know this: if you take your fashion tips from Cameron, Clegg, Miliband et al (in case you hadn't noticed, style-wise our political leaders are a bunch of middle-management dorks), you will find yourself going about in a suit and shirt with no tie, and you, too, will be unkissably uncool.
Americans like their dorks in the back-room, poring over statistics, not in the limelight.
However, Diaz – who holds a 26-9 record – was more than willing to speak to the media immediately after he learned of his ban, and he labelled the Commission a "bunch of dorks".
They might take a dim view of the hackette's sneering verdict that "Journalism is a bunch of dorks pretending to be alpha males".
I wanted to tell each and every one of them they're a bunch of dorks.
The film sees an idiotic boy band playing the members of Hot Chip, the message being: "Hot Chip might look like dorks, but you can be dorks and be in a band".
(This is often the case: track is the rare sport where success comes to the scrawniest, and it has helped thousands of dorks at thousands of high schools).
Mike's dorm mates were all freshmen, Bob's mostly upperclassmen — the majority, in his estimation, "a bunch of dorks".
