Sentences with phrase «totally delusional»

If you've ever wondered if the hashtag heavy, politically far afield Twitter user you're about to eviscerate in 140 characters is totally delusional or merely not quite sentient, well, won

Watts had tried this one on me already some time ago, and linked the video himself, apparantly totally delusional about what it would prove.

What differs between Langella's performance and the other Nixon, helmed by Sir Anthony Hopkins, is that Langella managed the Nixon that was beaten, disgraced, and totally delusional.

Well, it's not totally delusional so it still works:P But in all seriousness, I'm the type of guy that likes to keep things cool and b..

Now, this one is totally delusional, but it makes me feel cool.

like take a course or 10 in «how to govern'this guy is totally delusional.

yeah utterly and totally delusional.

Just because you're too lazy to use it or too biased to care about using it in this instance, doesn't change that FACT... And you are totally delusional, if you think the fans are going to find a solution to any problem AFC might have, or if I'm influencing any fans decision making process...

at the statistics, you will see that they are mostly egoistic, stubborn, selfish, hypocritical and Totally Delusional.?

I wrote a long time ago he wasn't playing again this season and all the «experts» here called me crazy and worse, but yeah, i'm totally the delusional one.

You are totally delusional if you think that EVERYONE hasn't thought about what it would be like to have s3x with the person they ended up marrying.

Totally spot on about those scammers who are totally delusional and insecure about their backgrounds.

Not exact matches

If religious people don't have their totally invented delusional fantasies like «The Invisible Man In The Sky» and «Atheists Are Angry», then they would have to deal with the real world as it actually is.

Creationism — totally debunked over and over Testimonies of delusional people — totally worthless over and over

Those that want their team to win every game and as many trophies as possible to impress their mates down the pub and assume the bragging rights, probably never seen the inside of a football stadium, but whine and resort to conspiracy theories and abuse when their team isn't doing so well, rely on instant gratification to get by each day and imagine that they are on some self - righteous mission to cure all the non-believers whilst simultaneously sitting on their arses banging away on their keyboards, doing zilch to help their noble cause other than shout, and are totally oblivious to the energy they are wasting and the delusional futility of it all.

What is it you know that we don't other than you are delusional, Arrogant, Conceited, and totally out of touch with the teams needs

«We had two midwives, one doula, one meditation birthing class, a ton of hippie baby books, and a lovely home in the Hollywood Hills that we had turned into a labor facility... when all our plans fell apart and the serene, natural childbirth we had envisioned ended with a transfer to the hospital and an emergency C - section, we arrived home exhausted, delusional, and totally in shock.»

feeling totally disenfranchised or even delusional.

Things kick off with our beloved, self - obsessed, slightly delusional, totally ego - driven anti-hero Rufus complaining bitterly that the opening tutorial is exactly the same as the first game's, setting the scene nicely for the type of humor you can expect going forwards, and rather ironically for the simple fact that Chaos on Deponia feels rather... familiar.

Aaron wrote: «Anyone who thinks these issues are totally decided and not up for debate is delusional.»

And most of them I have met are delusional anyway, believing that «climate change» is something new (but totally under human control); that «renewable energy» is some kind of magic not dependent on fossil fuels, and that slowing down (CO2 emissions) is somehow equal to going backwards.