No one is watching this moronic show for the dialogue, so let's just growl".
Likewise, the moronic screams for a player to miss a putt before he has hit it should not be deemed acceptable even in a partisan sporting environment.
Samuel Johnson was a wag, not in the sense of one with a moronic predilection for ghastly handbags but in the delicious provocation of his wit and wisdom.
But his party will feel the heat of his moronic statement for some time to come.
Sledging – the offical cricketese for "desperately lame attempts at intimidating wit", as its kissing cousin "banter" is Australian for "moronic sub-playground insults" – has been confused for too long with one of the higher comedic forms.
We would have been told more than once that we were insolent and moronic and destined for the dole queue: except for me, who would be told, in front of all the others, that I was different and ought to be regarded as a role model for wanting to learn.
The important thing here is that at this stage in his oeuvre, Stephen certainly did seem sincere in his love for moronic fascism. .
Conventional wisdom was that Canadians didn't trust Trudeau, seeing as the scion has virtually no experience doing anything except for politics, and a habit for saying moronic things that made him look like a rube like that he admires China because they have the luxury of a dictatorship and that Vladimir Putin invaded the Ukraine because of hockey.
This Columbus Day, I hope to remember Columbus not for his moronic failures in finding spice, or his brutal tyranny, but for his optimism, as he hoisted the sails on the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Paprika (as he wished it to be called).
Dear John, Thanks to you and your staff for the moronic playcalling there.
