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1. Scar peered intently at the gibberish on the monitor, trying to make sense of the words and numbers appearing and disappearing in rapid procession
2. in his head came out only in puffs of gibberish
3. Puzzled, Brynjolf mused aloud why Dragon Bridge, why that far-flung little village, and the man answered mockingly that maybe she intended to join up with the “Pentus Ocultus”, or whatever gibberish it was that they were called
4. amused how easily he could suffer this, to him totally meaningless, gibberish
5. How he could have in an instant walked past an underground cave as well as the grasp of night, he was unable to answer, not without gibberish coming out of his mouth
6. It spoke in a pleasantly toned voice, that seemed to be gibberish
7. dignitaries that he was taking gibberish
8. Their gibberish is completely incomprehensible
9. I didn't think the rest of Grandpa's materials were that exciting (It was mostly illegible gibberish) but Akito was over the moon when he returned
10. She would laugh or cry just like the servant did and would prattle on in her gibberish version of the girl’s language with occasional real words thrown in at random
11. just gibberish, but all the other men turned and looked at the two
12. The old man cackled with laughter and began to speak again, but it was nothing but gibberish and child’s talk
13. So I lean into him and whisper some gibberish and he bites
14. I hope not to be boring you with this long letter full of gibberish; but as boredom is the faithful companion of the narrative and in order to kill time, I decided to continue my idyllic narrations
15. It was all gibberish to him “I’m sorry professor I don’t
16. But it had been a thousand years since any Yuetshi had understood the import of these tales; they repeated them now as a meaningless formula, a gibberish framed by their lips by custom
17. gibberish that follows no rules at all
18. All of this passed into the recesses of his memory but he said that later when it got colder, a woman came out and yelled at him in some gibberish
19. gibberish by producing a dictionary of septemial words and
20. Jazz leaned across the table and pushed the fast forward button to release around three seconds of the jumbled gibberish of speeded-up action then again pushed play
21. “I speak Spanish better than I speak the local Washeshu gibberish,” he says, “but I slowly learn
22. What gibberish you now speak!”
23. The possibility of it being gibberish never
24. which should have sounded like gibberish,
25. All the chatter in the universe is not reducible to the gibberish of my silly little ego; the cacophony frequencying their perspective in my meditation is more 95
26. The sorcerer covered the boy’s small head with a towel and then sat close to him, murmuring gibberish, ‘Hary… Bary… You, appear! Jai… Mai… I abjure you; you… Ahdoosh! Tawoosh!’
27. She raised her questioning gaze from the comical little creature to the wizard, who stood with his lips blubbering out little more than gibberish, but he finally regained the ability to speak
28. guy would ramble off some cave gibberish but since he stood out he
29. of times and said some gibberish in Abkhazian
30. They’d end up typing gibberish as their hands went numb and then they’d disappear
31. Nor was I convinced that the words were gibberish
32. Click on this button and your screen will fill with what appears to be total gibberish
33. “Shut up! What is that supposed to mean? Just more gibberish! I
34. It is pure dehumanization at its most obscene example of demonstrating how the power, arrogance, and the stupidity of pure dead abstractions that are based upon semantic gibberish called ‘absolutes’… are more important than anyone who is alive and living and breathing and actually feels emotions and is unique and is human
35. Hey presto! You have just turned a bunch of meaningless one-sided observations into scientific gibberish; and you have suddenly become a scientist
36. In order to hide this obvious fact: scientists have couched their ramblings in arcane, complex, mysterious gibberish, that even they cannot explain to their own fellow scientists… simply to keep their sacred, specialized knowledge from being exposed as a complete fraud
37. Yet, this is kind of gibberish is precisely what most scientists spend their entire lives on
38. And since it is all so complicated it takes years to understand all of the pointless gibberish they force their information into
39. Our sanctification of the disabilities of human cripples allows him to spout all kinds of non-scientific gibberish and be publicly hailed for it
40. This is how the undead successfully corrupted the Hebrews, they corrupted their Jewish Shrewish intelligence and twisted it and poisoned it into meaningless gibberish
41. And then writing this gibberish down and worshipping it
42. He'd blurted out some gibberish in a squeaky voice about doing a favor for a friend while somehow maintaining just enough composure not to mention Ingrid by name
43. Toss to the moaning gibberish of the dry limbs
44. Lester was delusional and argumentative, screaming gibberish and resisting arrest before finally being secured in the back of a squad car and sent on his way to jail
45. Fortunately, this punctured the ice with laughter rather than seeming utterly dim-witted, and Bob and I exchanged a few curious words before his manager, Jerry Weintraub, appeared, escorting the very same chemically enhanced dignitaries who had been talking gibberish through most of the show
46. Flushed with his impassioned gibberish he saw himself standing alone on the last barrier of civilization
47. Handel—and other curious Germans or Italians who sing in Gibberish no True-born Englishman can understand—and in Painting, they call for the Italian Rogues, spend Fortunes upon Forgeries of Nymphs and Dragons, or else pay Homage to a Mountebank like William Kent, who declares all Englishmen devoid of Craft and Art, paints Pretty Pictures in the Italian Mode, styles himself a noble Ancient Roman, and hath the Earl of Burlington to lick his Arse and settle his Bills for Port! By God, Fanny, I hate the Palladians worse e’en than the Italian Charlatans, for they spit upon our Native English Genius, whilst they tout the rankest Mediocrity in the Name of Noble Rome!”
48. Another junkie had been beaten to death, with more of the same numbers gibberish carved into his forehead and across his back
49. a-gallop, robes flapping in the dusty wind, as if to take off, fly, shouting gibberish to the skies
50. “The actor was speaking gibberish, of course, and in each take Coburn read the line a bit differently,” Natasha wrote in a letter to her former student Helena Albert