Others said they were told that poorly performing children could be kicked out of Edison schools.
Jayus, in Indonesian, denotes a joke told so poorly that people can't help but laugh.
To give you an idea how bad that is, the United States, whose citizens are accustomed to being told how poorly educated they are, ranked seventeenth.
More than that, the story is told so poorly, becoming increasingly sensational and with Morgan confusing the characters' names in places, that it becomes to Myers even more laughable than the prior ones.
Jon Huntsman told some poorly delivered jokes that made everyone feel awkward.
The truths in "Camp Victory" are woven from the dross of missed meetings, literacy classes that none of the illiterates show up for, training drills in which the Afghan instructor tells his poorly equipped men at the firing range, "If you don't have bullets, make a noise with your mouth".
"A poorly told joke has misplaced timing, or leaves out important information.
But my feeling about "The Notebook" is that it's a terrific story poorly told.
For a person with such a gift, a poorly told falsehood is like a clumsy dance move, "not worthy".
The Egyptian-inspired gear refreshes the grind for spoils, while the two new game modes offer enough to redeem the bland and poorly told story campaign.
Before the election, Rice University computer science professor Dan Wallach told MIT Technology Review that poorly secured voter registration databases were the biggest cybersecurity threat facing the U.S. voting system, since many states put them online.
