I say something absurd about how I'm not a big tech person and how I didn't know that I could find a kindle that matched my scarf.
"You say something absurd, you fearmonger, you play to the crowd, you try to create the crowd and the mob -- and we're smarter than that," Curtatone said.
We know we're all sinners -- DEUTSCH: In my old days, I would have argued -- when you say something absurd like that, there's no -- COULTER: What's absurd?
If you see someone about to sneeze, or if they state that they feel a sneeze coming on, say something absurd; sometimes the brain will 'forget' about the sneeze.
Every time Christine O'Donnell says something laughable, is it any more absurd than the candidacy of Alvin Greene?
She said something so absurd and offensively "White Feminist" (read: racist, but in a feminist way) that everyone noticed.
The politicians say something alarmist and absurd; the appointed community leaders react defensively.
Why is it absurd for me to say something that it is true about myself?
"We thought it was absurd," Pfeiffer says, "and there was a perhaps naïve view on our part that, if a major political figure says something that is entirely untrue and ridiculous, the press would treat it as untrue and ridiculous".
Yet, saying something you don't mean (sarcasm) with the intention of offending people is equally absurd, and probably not even respectful in your own beliefs.
