Idiocy

Every time a failure like that occurs in another department, I'm tempted to call them idiots, but then people like you come along to demonstrate what true idiocy looks like.

The gesture of adolescence, which raves for this or that on one day with the ever-present possibility of damning it as idiocy on the next, is now socialized.

If you can't impress them with skill, impress them with idiocy.

There will be more laws. The Venus of Willendorf will destroy all fools who poison the earth in their idiocy.

Invisible lines will vanish. And the vain will cry when they realized they have accomplished nothing but imaginary idiocy.

The pillars of the new world are materialism, egoism and idiocy.

The administrators, growing tired of such idiocy, put a new policy in place.

The list of his idiocies is seemingly interminable.