Sentences with phrase «own gibberish»

«It's like when you say something that doesn't really make any sense — it's like gibberish, I think.»

And he tweeted some lyrics from the rapper Emininem expressing the feeling that what most normal people talk about is «gibberish.»

When I stopped by, a six - foot whiteboard was on display on which someone had scribbled two lane markings and what resembled a quiz for advanced calculus — perhaps 30 equations, utter gibberish to the layperson.

Asked about the claim often made by management that options need not be listed as an expense because they are worthless, Spector replies, «That's a lot of gibberish.

And should companies be allowed to encrypt user data so that agencies that do gain access see only gibberish?

When you make a mistake, it too often autocorrects to gibberish; being forced to be precise is the last thing you want from a smartphone keyboard.

You may not be able to remember a gibberish string of numbers, letters and special characters for all of your online accounts, but chances are, you'll recall those quirky visuals.

Roadman Shaq's rap is a bunch of gibberish nonsense mixed with jokey references.

Unfortunately, the output of the «spun» articles is often gibberish that makes no sense and only clogs up search engine results pages with nonsense.

That sentence may be gibberish to most Canadians, but public servants will recognize it as a pun describing an accomplishment: the letter...

I tried it recently and it spit out gibberish, anyone else remember that trick or have had success with it lately?

Even a relatively mundane corporate tax return for a Canadian corporation with a few dozen employees and domestic operations can easy run into 100 pages, and frankly our tax legislation and compliance obligations are far less onerous than those of our US cousins (by way of example, our Tax Act is one phone book, the IRC is three, of more or less inpenetrable gibberish).

In one Simpsons episode, Flanders even runs into his Canadian counterpart in a Winnipeg parking lot and proclaims that he «loves the cut of his gibberish.»

But then again I haven't been exposed to too much godspeak, so perhaps thats why it's all gibberish to me.

Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son, the reason you assume this is gibberish is because the modern day Pharisees have conditioned you into hating Jesus» truth and believing their man made lies.

This is gibberish.

Link goes to a page of gibberish and a google search of key names on that page brings up more of it.

The 10 Commandments are part of 613 other rules from the old testament, most of them are gibberish and the rest had been in effect since Egypt.

Oh my, see you seem to miss the point that you started out with gibberish and then became condescending... useless trolling.

You get to your heaven sooner and the rest of us are spared your retarded gibberish.

«Souls» are made up gibberish.

This is just gibberish!

Perhaps this kind of gibberish can be blamed on the translator.

I won't address the gibberish where you call him «Him» and stuff.

Really, biggies and lol (or are they one and the same) write nothing but gibberish - and boring gibberish at that.

It's evidence time, and we are about to see the same old dance — either he is going to provide ridiculous unsupported gibberish, or he is going to vanish without a trace.

In the meantime, welcome to the Age of Gibberish.

I don't care what is written in that silly book of gibberish they call the koran.

Strange to tell, such gibberish may give some hope for the future, for this is where the New Left looks set to undo itself.

I'm betting on gibberish.

What a string of nonsensical gibberish.

But despite all that — a trained army cryptologist with 20 years of experience in cracking Soviet codes would not be able to figure out exactly what you were trying to say in that pile of gibberish!

Your statement is gibberish.

Positively, his aim is to uphold the imperiled human verities against the nihilist conviction that life is gibberish.

It will take you less time, and we won't have to wade thru all the gibberish that you post.

He has taken an angry ten - year - old boy and turned him into an old man awash in gratitude for a child's gibberish.

If faith were a work — even if it was a work of God — Paul's point would be reduced to gibberish for he would be saying that salvation is not by works but it is by the work of faith.

They feel they have nothing to learn from Isaiah, that he repeats himself, and that his teaching is like the repetitive gibberish of babies.

So you claim that Isaiah speaks repetitive gibberish?

They mock him by saying that he repeats himself and talks gibberish.

I've even been on CNN talking about that External Moral Law gibberish I invented so I would not look like a twit who abandoned her values to bag a man.

Just more garbage and gibberish from the RCC!

You interpret the gibberish differently.

The bible is gibberish, so all its prophecies are gibberish.

@Randy, «Gibberish»?

The word of god is gibberish.

It sometimes sounds like gibberish, and honestly, if you really listen, they are not saying much of anything at all.

For the rest of us, it just sounds like a bunch of insane gibberish.

... and this is the type of «jargon» the article was referring to (although «gibberish» may be more appropriate in this instance.)

Your response is gibberish, but you probably don't have a great command of the language so I forgive.