The Yahoos, he believes, are the most unteachable brutes in the land. |
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Instead of driving down the street to meetings, soon Yahoos need merely stroll the walkways that crisscrossed a bright green lawn. |
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But having two beaming Chief Yahoos on the cover is an implied seal of approval. |
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Why is it aliens only abduct backwoods yahoos who have jobs like cutting down trees and live in broken-down trailer parks? |
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Can't we organise a whip-round to buy an island where these counter-Enlightenment yahoos can live without bothering anybody else? |
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True, it would represent a humiliating surrender to some of the most reactionary yahoos in American society. |
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When will the Left learn that this is not simply a nation of dimwitted yahoos? |
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It is incomprehensible that this group of yahoos can, under cover of darkness, set up an ambush for the emergency services. |
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Doesn't this simply reflect that the soccer hooligans and other yahoos have turned it into a symbol of bigotry? |
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But there's not much you can do about yahoos or rhetorical hooligans but keep your own head on straight and let them chatter. |
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The young people, they have no religion, and the yahoos are coming home to roost. |
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The hippies and yahoos and yippies and SDS students were seen as a real threat to the fabric of society. |
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Gubu Nation's 311 pages are filled with all manner of uniquely Irish weirdos, gobdaws, sleeveens, gombeens and yahoos. |
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Notice the condescension toward American soldiers, who are rightly viewed by most people as volunteer members of elite organizations, not as unemployable yahoos. |
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Unfortunately it also has the most appalling collection of yahoos in English cricket and their drunken antics put Headingley's Test future in some jeopardy. |
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Many other voters might be inclined to vote Republican, were it not so evidently in the grip of a bunch of yahoos. |
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It is neither smart nor attractive for liberals, the self-professed champions of the little people, to scorn the vast majority of their fellow citizens as mindless yahoos. |
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That's all fine and good, but to a group of yahoos serpentining around a grassy knoll taking pots shots at each other, it maybe seems like too much, you know? |
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Are we still going to see these yahoos on TV this fall, though, saying what a great man he is? |
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It seems only fair that if the foxes can be hunted by a load of chinless, inbred yahoos with roughly the same IQ as them, they should be allowed to fight back. |
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That's all fine and good, but to a group of yahoos serpentining around a grassy knoll taking pots at each other, it maybe seems like too much, you know? |
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Would-be entertainers with an almost hallucinatory shortage of talent would enact their dismal showbiz fantasies before an audience of hostile yahoos. |
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This and other glaring contradictions have been obscured by yammering talk-show yahoos who have been attempting to equate dissent with treason and capitulation. |
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It did so with style, sometimes sympathetic to but distinctly separate from the yahoos of the John Birch Society or the bizarre conspiratorialists of the Liberty League. |
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