Sentences with phrase «total bunk»
The phrase "total bunk" means that something is completely false or not to be believed at all. Full definition
Boff... I would never swear on any bible, as it is total bunk unworthy of my intention.
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In the Washington Times in 2007 he said that his film would change history, and predicted that «in five years the idea that the greenhouse effect is the main reason behind global warming will be seen as total bunk.»
Because when they have, it's been shown to be total bunk.
This list is total bunk and a disservice to women and neonates.
The idea of a midlife crisis is total bunk.
It is my personal opinion, that this stance is total bunk - poppycock.
The rest is total bunk, whether it's repeated statements of plot points, mandatory internal conflicts, or reappearances of cast members from the previous movie.
(The New Age spirituality, on the other hand, is total bunk.)
The best thing to do is ignore what we already knew was total bunk and approach Wildlands on its own terms.