absurdness

“The fact they are driven to nominate Byron Donalds, an unremarkable sophomore, is a sign of incompetence, stupidity and absurdness of all this,” he said.

“The inhabitants, finally freed, would never forget the difficult period that made them face the absurdness of their existence and the precariousness of the human condition,” he wrote.

It's not like you can make up something fake, because Walton's absurdness knows no bounds.

So often people feel as if their own childhoods are unique in their absurdness and dysfunction.

They are most likely now sold again or executed and an expedition would be the height of absurdness.