jackassery

To presume that a city cannot offer services to its citizens strikes of arrogance and jackassery.

And your jackassery will be exposed beneath klieg lights for all to see."

It was strange, how readily authority could be conjured with nothing but a bit of strutting jackassery.

I suspect jackassery is universal but, just to make sure, I'll ask our guest if he is voting."

An occasional cork or two will typically be popped prior to the team selection blind-draw and associated jackassery.

I am excluded from the customary sources of information by the jackassery of Mr. Cramer.

"In that case, I join the jackassery, since, in my occupation, I am concerned almost exclusively with trivia."

I can never tote it around, aware of the meager weight of it against my right thigh, without feeling a little twinge of theatrical jackassery.

There might not be any assets, but you would have to be utterly insane, way beyond the mere jackassery we've seen so far, to convert assets from a company under judgment to your own personal accounts.

I remember a column I wrote here for the Guardian back when that twit Palin threw her lot in with the Birthers; my basic point was "America is falling apart and nobody's doing anything to fix it because they'd rather waste their time and effort on conspiratorial jackassery."