I do not care which company gets the contract: as long as Fifa has finally gotten over this ridiculous fear of technology I'm all for it.
(Thank you; this ridiculous fear has already forced school closures in Ohio and Texas).
New Yorker's under-fire cover illustrator Barry Blitt says his infuriating cover was intended only to show that the incessant rumor that Obama is a closet terrorist is preposterous and ridiculous fear-mongering.
(Ages 4 to 8) Just look at those scaredy cats and their ridiculous cumulative fears; huddled in bed, afraid to close the window, wake the baby, cook breakfast, ride in the car and so on.
A few days later, on 1 July, the Daily Telegraph's Scotland editor, Alan Cochrane, recorded in his referendum diary, published last year, that Shorthouse was "in deepest doo-doo for coming up with the ridiculous Project Fear name … He really is a stupid boy.
That's why the American left wing says they're fighting fascists; they believe that this ridiculous, irrational fear is being deliberately stoked and used as a stalking horse for actual, outright, white-supremacy fascism of the National Socialist variety.
"I find it kind of ridiculous when people fear the future," Tucker told one journalist.
I've calmed down a lot, though – certainly enough for my first reaction to a late-night eating and drinking proposal to now be, "Hmm, what about the indigestion?" Sexy, huh? Plus there's the ridiculous but nagging fear that eating and drinking nearer bedtime is somehow more fattening than earlier in the day.
Stephen Hunter of The Washington Post wrote, "[T] he first thing that must be said of Troy is that it is not, as many feared, ridiculous.
It sounds ridiculous, but I feared being called the term "FOB" -- Fresh Off the Boat.
