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Sunday, September 10, 2006

Posted by philgomes 11:29 PM
Bill Lockyer's Heirarchy Of Stupidity

Bill Lockyer's Heirarchy Of Stupidity

There's definitely a lot to hate about the tactics that HP's Patricia Dunn apparently condoned in her efforts to ferret out leaks in her boardroom.

But there's a lot to like in terms of state attorney general Bill Lockyer's response.

I've been entertaining myself with what I've come to call Lockyer's "Heirarchy of Stupidity."

Based on these excerpts, pulled courtesy of GMSV, we have:

"Collossally stupid"

"Felony stupid"

And, later:
"Stupid Cubed"
My questions:
  • Is "Stupid Cubed" less severe than "Felony Stupid" or more so?

  • How many levels are there between "Stupid" and "Colossally Stupid?"
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