This is unlikely to be the thrill ride that you get from driving a P100D in Ludicrous Mode, for instance; Boring machines tend to crawl at very slow speeds, since they're digging through pounds of dense material and also need to help make sure cave-ins don't happen.
There are moments in "The Perfect Store" when the definition of "eBaysian" can border on the ludicrous; Cohen reports, for instance, that the company chose Goldman , Sachsto lead its I.P.O.
Team orders in that instance were ludicrous.
It means challenging, for instance, Fox's ludicrous, dogmatic search for commerce with every far-flung corner of the planet except the 500 million-strong market on our doorstep with whom we currently do nearly half our trade.
Secondly, for its ludicrous ignorance (to take just one random instance, the British police are said to wear "balaclava helmets").
Americans have been fed, during the summer slanging, a diet of ludicrous untruths: that the astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, for instance, would have been abandoned to die of his motor neurone disease had he been unfortunate enough to live in Britain.
It may sound ludicrous from the perspective of some market participants, for instance, to target a publicly listed state enterprise for shareholder activism for obvious reasons.
Trends that are deemed ludicrous at first become common only two years later take skinny jeans, for instance, or closing the top button of your shirt.
In an August 2008 CyberAlert, for instance, Brent Baker portrayed the quote as an example of Pierce's "ludicrous level of veneration" of Kennedy.
For instance, in his TV show he highlights the horrendous effects of the recession on on ordinary families through the ludicrous form of "Credit Crunch – the Rock Opera".
