| If I told her I was being a lamebrain and Bruce has been floating around in my mind for God knows how long, she would be all up in my space. |
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| It was a lamebrain excuse on behalf of the Bahamian government to try to cut down on expenditure. |
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| I know that the regsiter isn't really meant to be a serious news source, but come on, lamebrain. |
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| Is the original line really so obscure that some lamebrain who has absent-mindedly wandered in off the street going to have difficulty with it? |
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| You're here with Conner and I doubt he wants to hear even more junk about that lamebrain. |
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| He is another lamebrain whose considerable talents are hampered by an out-of-control belligerency that's better suited to a raucous schoolyard game. |
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| Then turn away and hope the lamebrain has learned something. |
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| And, like a lamebrain shouting English at someone who speaks nothing but French, they believe saying it louder makes it mean something. |
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| Not birds, you lamebrain, dey stole mongeese. Little animals from over in India, day kill da snakes, da cobras dere. |
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| As if to prove it, lamebrain Lee launched 2015 by dying a death with his bandmates. |
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| The USA Today report includes a number of documented in-air incidents that should give all but the most hard-headed lamebrain pause. |
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| And there are still plenty of lamebrain motorists who still haven't got it right. |
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| It is at your peril that you take me for a lamebrain. |
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| This is too easy for the lamebrain council members to have thought of. |
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| Listen, lamebrain, we've had enough of your idiotic suggestions! |
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