Sentences with phrase «ridiculous post»

A job creator would recognized how ridiculous that post was.

One thing I can't wait for regarding this off - season — ridiculous posts saying that our young players who have far - exceeded expectations need to do better.

It was just to highlight how ridiculous your post was if some other object of mythology was used to replace the one you were using.

We gather this from your myriad of ridiculous posts, you sure spend a lot of time posting retarded stuff about something you don't like.

I always feel mildly ridiculous posting smoothie recipes — I know you know how to put things in a blender and turn it on — but many of you expressed interest in making your own less fruit smoothies, so I thought I'd leave this bad boy here for reference.

Funnily enough your name crops up a lot with ridiculous posts and «players being available» rumours.

And actually quite a while ago I cleaned up my blog and deleted some old ridiculous posts, so it was more.

[I confess I feel a little ridiculous posting this after sharing the recent NYT «Is Sugar Toxic?»

Here's the second of the two videos linked in Tom Bonds ridiculous post.

Are these people are on crack should be the topic; instead of ridiculous posts, of course Duracell will last, til we end his contract...

There are no words for how ridiculous this post is.

In closing, I will straighten you out as far as the last sentence in your ridiculous post..

This is why Bob's opinion on gays is based on lies and extreme prejudice so just laugh at his ridiculous posts while recognizing he is no way near a true Christian with all the lies he continues spew on this thread.

if I'm finding this many problems within your first sentence, I can't imagine the issues we'd have to contend with if everyone reads the whole of your ridiculous post

What a ridiculous post.

It's about Konstantin, and his ridiculous posts.

What a ridiculous posting.

What a ridiculous post.

I stopped reviewing for the Born Pretty Store last year — I always loved their products but their ridiculous posting / arriving times has just put me off.

This is a ridiculous post: Valerie is arguing that words and ideas have no power, only money and government.

Instead, I'm genuinely curious: have travel hacking blogs recently become even more focused on generating credit card signups, and less focused on providing ideas, analysis, and experiences, or have I just become more sensitive to these ridiculous posts that serve as vehicles for affiliate links?

Relating to this ridiculous post yesterday, there's a New York art teacher that is currently fighting for his job after recommending that some of his more advanced students should take life drawing classes.

I love you, and your ridiculous posts.