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The 10 Stupidest Things Said About The Environment
Global warming, dinosaur farts, too much clean air and fish-human relations. It’s all here — just in time for Earth Week.
The Stupidest Things Ever Said Awards for 2011
And the 2011 winners of the Stupidest Things Ever Said Awards are . . . The Stupidest and Extraordinarily Insightful Art Commentary of 2011 “I liked the statue of David. He was hot, and his wiener’s out, and he has … Continue reading
The Stupidest Steve Jobs Memorial Quote, Masses of Land and
For a truly unique tribute to Steve Jobs, we turn to wordsmith Sarah Palin: “Steve Jobs was certainly not a singular man. He was not an—he was an island that touched so many people. Sarah Palin in an interview with Fox News’ Greta … Continue reading
The Stupidest TV-News-Confusing-Politicians-With-Comedians Moments
Hey, wait a second . . . Isn’t that Tina Fey? Hmm . . . looks like some Fox News staffer is going to be in trouble . . . political carnival
from the Stupidest Excuses about the Stupidest Moments in Political Rhetoric, Garbled History Division
Student of American history Sarah Palin has explained (with superb clarity) that her comment last week about Paul Revere ringing bells and warning the British was not a mistake at all. Silly us. I didn’t mess up about Paul Revere. … Continue reading
Stupidest Moments in Political Rhetoric, Garbled History Division
Listen, my children, and you shall hear Sarah Palin on tour in Massachusetts, home to the earliest patriots, as in, remember him? Paul Revere: Apparently Ms. Palin doesn’t . . . “He who warned uh, the British that they weren’t … Continue reading
Yet Another Stupidest Not-As-Poetic-As-Planned Political Quote
The quote in question, from Sarah Palin: “Nobody yet has explained to the American public what they know.” And, you know, she might have a point. (What that point is remains unclear. But no matter.) What does matter is … Continue reading
The Stupidest Not-As-Poetic-As-Planned Political Quote
For a real rhetorical high, we submit Sarah Palin’s closing remarks from a speech she gave Saturday night (Jan. 29) at the Safari Club International’s convention in Reno: “Beware of what’s coming. I really do believe that God has shed … Continue reading
The Stupidest Moments in Not-Very-Great Political Rhetoric (or When Political Speeches Turn Stupid)
It’s the day after the State of the Union address and pundits and plain people alike are rehashing, evaluating, and otherwise analyzing President Obama’s speech. Here at stupidest.com, we’ve decided to turn our eye to other political speeches, ones we’ve … Continue reading
The Stupidest Explanation of New Word Manufacturing
On Sunday’s episode of her reality show, we learn that Sarah Palin has a VERY GOOD and PLAUSIBLE excuse for why she typed the word “refudiate” in a tweet —and wound up coning the new word of the year according … Continue reading
The Stupidest Korea-Identification-Problem Soundbite of the Day
In other words, North, South, what’s the diff? Well, it’s a pretty big diff when you’re talking about the Koreas and you’re a political figure and you’re on Glenn Beck’s radio show. Oh, yeah, and you’re Sarah Palin . . … Continue reading
The Stupidest Pithy & Eloquent Analysis of the Bank Bailout from the Next President of the United States, If She Says So Herself
“That’s why I say, I, like every American I’m speaking with, were ill about this position that we have been put in, where it is the taxpayers looking to bailout. But ultimately, what the bailout does is help those who … Continue reading
The Stupidest Brand Spankin’ New Word of the Year, Courtesy Sarah Palin
“Refudiate” — the word inadvertently coined by Sarah Palin — has been named the New Oxford American Dictionary’s 2010 Word of the Year. As they explain: From a strictly lexical interpretation of the different contexts in which Palin has used … Continue reading







