Like most of the art tonight, the joke is absurdly dark and a little nonsensical, but I spend longer thinking about it than I would anywhere else.
Mr Romney has a (frankly nonsensical) plan to set American defence spending at the arbitrary level of 4% of national wealth, whether military commanders have asked for that funding or not.
When we mere mortals question government spending on this and other nonsensical projects, we are, in the liberal elite's view, "know-nothings... traipsing through the laboratories, infecting the research" with our "religious beliefs".
The notion of recording academic progress by counting the number of hours students spend sitting in a classroom is nonsensical when there is no actual classroom.
On the other hand, if you are disinclined to spend your days reading (mostly) total nonsensical fabrications on blogs, it is possible that you will only find out what everyone else is said to know when its subject issues a full denial.
He had spent years feeling resentful of the Australian Cricket Board, with its nonsensical rules for training and its meagre pay for tours.
If you're going to spend millions on protecting the royals then it seems nonsensical not to have to the right equipment".
They overwhelmingly believe in a nonsensical theory called "starve the beast," which asserts that tax cuts automatically reduce spending and tax increases never reduce the deficit because they invariably lead to spending increases.
Despite his edict of silence, he spent most of the evening trading jokes with Five, yelling nonsensical phrases ("Flurk! Flurk! Flurk!") into my tape recorder, making bets centered on Five's bad Spanish, and drinking beer.
If you thought that the N.B.A., which had just spent months proving itself arrogant and remarkably tone-deaf with its nonsensical lockout, would enter the era of labor peace with a desire to prove it was worthwhile for the good of the game, well, the league just proved you dead wrong.
