"You damned
blithering idiot," he said hoarsely, gripping the side of the table.
The Yellow Crayon
''So to actually meet these guys through Cloudbusting all these years later is pretty mind-blowing.'' He added: ''At first they look at you, amused, knowing the starstruck period will soon pass and that you'll soon realise they're normal people and that you'll stop acting like a
blithering idiot.
Kate's closest ally joined us on tour! WOW... I must be Dreaming, thought pianist and Kate Bush fanatic Michael Mayell as he toured with Del Palmer, the man who played a big part in her success. He talks to ADRIAN CAFFERY
A
blithering idiot who helped usher in the Civil War by giving Kansas and Nebraska the right to vote on slavery.
Nine American Presidents who can out-Trump TRUMP; Terrible history of White House fails TURNOVER White House
A mistake many people make is to think Trump is a
blithering idiot, unleashed on high office - admittedly, an easy mistake to make.
Trump's antics are off the scale
To many people who once thought this man to be almost larger-than-life - to be sophisticated and intelligent - this great man suddenly became a crude,
blithering idiot incapable of making coherent decisions; he evolved into either Satan or Hitler incarnate.
Letters
But, if his memoirs are anything to go by, he's also a
blithering idiot.
Nice guy Nick's paid the price; Coalition clobbered Lib Dems
Were it not for Brexit giving financial markets the heebie-jeebies, this would have to have been one of the shortest bear markets in living memory -- unless, of course, you take note of doomsters like that
blithering idiot of a so-called financial expert who writes, inter-alia no doubt, for the Motley Fool .
Brexit and your savings: an expat's view
Wearing the perpetual bemused look of someone who'd just quietly broken wind and was just waiting for those around him to catch on, he starred as the uptight Tommy Beresford, a
blithering idiot who'd been saved a stint of National Service in WWII after being run down by a catering lorry.
David Walliams as a serious TV actor? Don't make me laugh
A bit uncomfortable, Ollie read aloud his essay on the causes of war, at one point saying emphatically, "And the President was a
blithering idiot." Pam stopped him and said, "Is this an objective statement that you support with details?" "No," Ollie said, "but we all know he was a
blithering idiot." Pam started laughing.
Mining humor in the writing center: comical misunderstanding as a pathway to knowledge
She came inside and I was a
blithering idiot to be honest.
DAD REUNITED WITH HIS 'BIRTHDAY GIRL'
Jude Law is the usual
blithering idiot as Dr Watson always is in all of Doyle's books with just some more action skills than before.
The Better Sherlock Holmes: Pitting Robert Downey Jr. and Benedict Cumberbatch
My passenger had little experience of tsetse flies, and while extolling the many virtues of this super insect, I sat back and watched as one lone fly in the vehicle turned her into a
blithering idiot.
Editors comment
The short answer is 'yes, you
blithering idiot, of course it's too late!' which is something of a blow because I've just remembered a great British event that was always popular at my school sports day: throwing the cricket ball.
PICKO F THE DAY; Olympic bosses mustn't ignore countyt alent
"Unless you are a
blithering idiot, that's the right thing to say.
On Most Major Issues, Cruz and Dewhurst Agree
Why must we stay together?" Ward has no particular concern for slavery ("Why had the first
blithering idiot to bring a black man in irons to the New World not been hanged for his pains?"), dislikes the Irish and others in the underclasses, despises Southerners for their arrogance, and has the social power to manipulate Lewis Andros, the richest banker in New York (who lacks the right bloodlines).
An American family covenant