idiocies

But the arguments and fighting and idiocies that have been going on for the last 40 years between these four disparate groups of people and their managers and whatever — it’s lovely to say goodbye to.

“Still, despite my dire description, we elderly persist with our canes, in our long-term care and miserable nursing homes and ‘rehabilitation’ centers, and in our seats confronting the idiocies of the tube.

A cranky novelist ensconced in a swanky setting, railing at the idiocies of the contemporary world.

On Monday, the House returned early from its Christmas break to deal with the latest instabilities and idiocies induced by the stable genius.

So the group messed with his belongings, trashed his room and performed other idiocies I can’t remember.