The phrase "stupid jerk" is not considered to be an appropriate or polite phrase for written English.
If you need to express a negative opinion about someone in writing, it is better to use more neutral terms, such as "unhelpful" or "thoughtless". For example, you might write: "I was very disappointed by his thoughtless behavior."
Sarkozy said angrily, "Casse-toi, pauv'con!," which means something like "Get lost, stupid jerk".
He is either a stupid jerk, a not-too-clever fraud, or both".
(A polite translation of what he said would be, "Get lost, you stupid jerk!") The incident, captured on video, was seen by millions on the Internet.
I'm kind of compelled to respond the same way even when I think the reviewer is a stupid jerk with no imagination and too much free time.
He's such a stupid jerk candy-striper cowboy dancer.
Reid was, and remains, a frustrating dummy, a stupid jerk who was seemingly incapable of learning from his own mistakes.
We toast the start of the crawl and I immediately hate the stupid jerk-drink as well as the stupid jerk-country that invented it.
There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who recognize the inherent greatness of one Meryl Streep, and total stupid jerks.
A panelist pressed him on some of the words he has used to describe constituents or opponents: "stupid," "idiot," "jerk" and "arrogant S.O.B".
Swim more -- I mean, Christ, the apartment pool is free, what the hell are you doing with your life, you stupid lazy jerk.
If you could take the appealing things about it — beauty, taste, social energy — and leave behind the annoying ones — long waits, stupid prices, jerks — you might come up with something like I Sodi, the West Village restaurant run by Rita Sodi, who moved to New York from Florence last year, after decades working for Calvin Klein Jeans.
