dumbass

Last question: have you seen the movie Dumbass Says No?

But if you really want to unearth all the dumbass arguments associated with it.

Later in our time together, I ask him to elaborate: "You spend so much time crafting this thing that's a representation of you that's perfect, and then the interview is your dumbass self, babbling."

The relentless lack of chemistry between them makes their romance less than credible - and besides, why would anyone fall for this insufferable dumbass, who repeatedly endangers everyone by being too thick to rob a bank?

"I wouldn't be doing this dumbass livestreaming if I weren't," Paul said.

Now, it's 'no way dumbass.' I'm telling you everything I know."

* "Dumbass f***ing white people marking up the internet with their opinions like dogs pissing on fire hydrants."

con un Boludo, which translates to "I Married a Dumbass." "With that name," quips Ureta, "it can only be an Argentine film.

He and a friend, one Michael Forbes, were referred to as "Dumbass 1" and "Dumbass 2." And a few days before graduation, by Clark's account, Clark stumbled upon Forbes' body, slumped alongside a wall, an empty pill bottle next to him.

As a middle school student they may think that, and go, like, well, "Tshh, dumbass," you know.

Matthews and I had been invited to discuss Donald Trump's punishing new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, a policy Matthews was convinced would resonate with "the retired person in Pennsylvania." After Joe Scarborough teasingly introduced me as a "sophisticate from Boston," one of those guys who has "never done work with their hands," I argued that this was "dumbass economics"--Trump's tariffs will be terrible for Americans, low-skilled workers very much included.