All of us do moronic things and some of them end up on the Internet.

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Perhaps even in the moronic fear of adding Democrats to the voting roles as these immigrants assimilate into our society.

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The 1960s, for example, get wildly overplayed in today's moronic TV culture.

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Mr. Polenzani sells the romantic (as opposed to moronic) concept of Nemorino well, but his agreeable lyric tenor lacks Italianate electricity and variety.

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What are your editorial standards that you would allow a sexist, not to mention just plain moronic, piece to be published on your website?

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Which means our FCC's laws--which treat spectrum as a sort of real estate, complete with CCRs and fences--get doubly moronic every year and a half.

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The problem isn't the general perception that this is a moronic, sophomoric movie -- that might be more enjoyable (see "Billy Madison" or "Happy Gilmore").

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Daily Variety said "the cast has no likeable characters, motivation for every act is sexual, and the theme of moronic men versus wily women has been played out".

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Southwest scoffs the law when the law is moronic.

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It's been a moronic spring.

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