Sentences with phrase «buffoon do»

Their attempt to devalue Shakespeare further by portraying him as a angry buffoon don't help their argument.

And just what kind of buffoon do you think would believe in something with can not be proven??? Oh right, religious people, sorry I forgot about them.

There was an age of Will Ferrell where just about anything the slapstick buffoon did would conjure a hearty laugh from me.

Not exact matches

Consider, if you will: of all the punishments (or more neutrally, all the bad outcomes) that could befall a sexist buffoon, which one do you think is most fitting?

Of course, Luther did believe that all Christians had direct access to God without recourse to what he polemically called «the tin gods and buffoons of this world.»

We don't * worship * these relics, you ignorant buffoon.

You're just a buffoon pretending to be someone else because you don't like them.

We tend to think of men as less nurturing than women, thanks in no small part to images in pop culture and the media as portraying men as lovable buffoons who mean well and try to do well but ultimately don't have the common sense to find their own behinds with both hands and a compass... unless, of course, we have an understanding and vastly more mature wife to help us along.

Your the biggest problem u moron buffoon, just resign wel u have a bit of dignity.u clueless fck evry year same excus, can't evn built a team, what have u been doing for past 10 years?

truth is, he does not want any player earning more than him, he is a buffoon with a huge ego, an ego bigger than the club, which is always a dangerous thing.

One got a good result and looks extremely clever as a result; the other didn't, and looks like a buffoon.

When he was called into the team at the end of last season he stepped up and did brilliantly — I was expecting him to become a key player until the buffoon decided it was a better idea to play full backs in the center of defence.

You absolute buffoon, why would you do that?

Can not do anything when you have a buffoon for a manager.

There's always a chance that Bad Ramos will turn up, and when he does Real Madrid's captain turns into an amusingly impetuous buffoon, spends most of the game flinging himself around, and then the last 10 minutes sitting on his own in the dressing room, seething with misplaced rage.

Welbeck's miss convinced the Old Trafford hierarchy he wasn't the dependable striker the club needed; Savage's voicemail gave Keane the impression of a self - indulgent buffoon — living proof of the great Pulp Fiction maxim that «just because you are a character doesn't mean you have character».

We see Homer Simpson on TV and we know that we don't have the option of being that kind of fatherly buffoon.

Unlike some videos, it doesn't make out dads to be witless buffoons, but instead just points out how a male - dominated workplace might be different if men were the ones who were responsible for the important, and often inconvenient, task of breastfeeding.

Cox is an inept and senile old buffoon, however MIke Lawler is an extremely hard worker, has a sharp political mind, and will do great things for this party that's still digging itself ouf of the self - aggrandizing hole the reign of Tom ImBasile dug for the organization.

And just because a buffoon like Richard Roeper called it right (where a more allegedly credible J. Hoberman didn't), doesn't diminish its greatness one iota.

You're not going to find many comedies that don't have a buffoon for easy comic relief.

I did chuckle more than once, loudest when our hero was made to look like a complete buffoon when he was pushed out of a 6th floor window only to be saved when his cape snagged on a statue.

McKay and star / co-writer Will Ferrell certainly know their audience, and their buffoon of a lead character has just as many bizarre rants and nonsensical catchphrases as he did the first time around.

It doesn't work, mainly because Thor seems like such a buffoon.

He doesn't need to overact or be a crazy buffoon.

The majority of this has to do with the excellent chemistry between Ferrell and Hart, with Ferrell's buffoon - like antics mixing easily with Hart's rapid - fire delivery of lines.

Then again, I don't like any of them that reside in this kind of stuff... Will Farrell, ugh... Seth Rogan... double ugh... so it ain't because she's fat... it's because she and them are buffoons!

Dan Radcliffe is doing better and better with Harry, and Rupert Grint makes a great Ron once Steve Kloves isn't there to turn him into a buffoon and take away all his good lines and give them to Hermione.

But it's sharp enough to win your support and in fairness, there doesn't seem to be much subtlety in the true story which pitted a buffoon against a champion with agreeable, predictable results.

But at least in those two films — or all his others, for that matter — he isn't playing the complete buffoon that he does in Black Knight.

(Her co-star Sam Rockwell also shouldn't be discredited, doing some of the best work of his career as Mildred's cop adversary, both buffoon and villain.)

What did these buffoons think would happen?

I didn't write one even when an orange buffoon won the hearts and minds of America's heartland.

His dad called him a buffoon and likes his sister better and thinks he can't do anything.

Did we mention that we were complete buffoons and, against all of Valve's advice, we launched Shovel Knight during the Steam Summer Sale when we had major bargains as competition?!

I don't mind not liking a large number of the artworks I see and I don't mind seeing individual shows curated by buffoons.

I mean, like, did you catch, Josh, that Michael even spelled his buffoon - booger «scripts» with a lower case «s»?

If Mark Steyn didn't know this was going to happen, he's a buffoon.

We recognize that data is rubbery, we ought make global collection of the best possible data a mandate, and then we ought back the policy buffoons who know zero about actual techniques or procedures of data collection out of the process so they don't interfere with it.