Bumbling
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All empires, by definition, are
bumbling
, shambolic, bullying, bureaucratic affairs, as certain of the rightness of their cause in infancy, as they are corrupted by power in their dotage.
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Growing up in West Africa, when people used the term "mental," what came to mind was a madman with dirty, dread-locked hair,
bumbling
around half-naked on the streets.
Based on the old cartoon, Leslie Nielson plays Magoo, a
bumbling
near blind man whop stumbles upon a pair of jewel thieves.
Charles Napier as a hairdresser and Al Lewis as a mob lawyer are underused with only one line each - they should be the
bumbling
hoods.
One minute Dick is seen as a cocky office pro, obsessed with possessions, the next minute he's a
bumbling
mess who can barely string two words together, and ultimately he becomes a petty thief who is able, quite happily, to put a gun to another man's head.
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