Sentences with phrase «really feels dumb»

Beth informed me once, «Deanna really feels dumb.

Not exact matches

...» Feel invigorated, until he asks a really dumb question.

A couple things surprised me... I actually really enjoyed the T - tapp workout, even though I did feel rather dumb doing some of the exercises, and I looked forward to doing it.

I am going to get this solved ASAP!!!!!!!! Looks like it may have been his latch, and I'm feeling really dumb for not seeing it sooner.

I always feel really dumb in hats and love seeing them on other people, ha ha.

The horrible thing is that it's a lonely world out there and I know that there's girls are really looking for a nice guy to go out with and it's hard to meet people because nobody knows who anybody is anymore to meet anybody face to face like a long time ago it's terrible being alone at least jerks pray on them under the guise of it being real but all I wanted was just to find a nice girl to go out with I know that sounds sad but that's the truth God I feel dumb that I even entertain this for as long as I have

However, The Long Reach does a fan - fucking - tastic job of making you feel really fucking dumb until you finally figure out how to accomplish the task at hand.

Well no, not really as many of the old events have been dumbed down and feel like a half - assed attempt at winning back the fans.

It's a really dumb idea (which I mean fully as a compliment), but the golfing never feels solid enough for it to really have much value from a few rounds of entertainment.

I really wanted the killzone bundle and i have $ 300 gamestop in store credit so i feel dumb!

I always felt as though I was the Dumb Artist believing in this kind of stuff rather than being really smart like Stella and Judd.

The client should never feel like she is bothering the law firm — there really is no such thing as a «dumb» question.

In no time, Mrs. Gram was laughing at how funny it was she couldn't win, moaning over feeling really dumb and asking for help remembering the rules.