dopeyness

The real dopeyness of the article and of the NY Times, is the argument that McCain's birth in the Canal Zone "raises questions."

Who will determine whether John McCain is a "natural-born citizen," qualified for the presidency? Ann Althouse 2008

And of course they would cover up a dopeyness of that magnitude!

Think Progress » Katrina Victims Deserve the Truth 2005

The sudden coldness of the sea had washed away all his dopeyness and sleepiness.

Five Fall Into Adventure Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 1950

When people buy and drink raw milk, they tend to do so advisedly, understanding that they are trading safety for taste or other desired attributes, just as marijuana patients tend to notice that smoking dope involves, well, smoking and a certain amount of dopeyness.

Reason Magazine 2010

As a Christian myself, I can tell you I've heard brothers and sisters in the Lord let loose with stuff that is truly breathtaking in its dopeyness.

unknown title 2009

(save for Jesse Ventura who, despite his utter idiocy and conspiracy theory dopeyness had the stones to tell the Democrats to eff off after the Paul Wellstone funeral and picked an independent to fill his seat) in the year 2008.

insignificant thoughts 2009