ditchwater

• “New Hampshire, the so-called "First In The Nation" primary, is dull as ditchwater because of next-door neighbour Mitt Romney's domination there.”

  The Guardian: Iowa GOP caucus 2012: Rick Santorum on the rise

• “That includes Oprah, Tyler Perry, Anant Singh and all the brown folk who own or influence studios -- not to mention those who can write a decent script that defies stereotypes and gets beyond dull as ditchwater 'stories' that the industry constantly spews.”

  The Huffington Post: What's Next for Gabby Now That the Oscars Have Come and Gone?

• “Then another strange thought hit me: David had said Gabe was “dull as ditchwater”—something we agreed about.”

  Simon & Schuster: Lifted

• “It is quintessentially English to look at something dull as ditchwater and find it interesting," said Hamish Thompson, who runs a public-relations firm and was in the audience.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Boredom Enthusiasts Discover the Pleasures of Understimulation

• “A most estimable young woman and as dull as ditchwater, but he thought the world of her.”

  Fictionaut: Movie Night

• “Those self indulgent dour as ditchwater lefties actually do believe that god is on their side.”

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• “I have a titanium railed one maturing in ditchwater somewhere about 60miles away, awaiting my return.”

  To Market, To Market: Young Romance and Old World Crafstmanship

• “Brown may be as dull as ditchwater, but he has a certain gravitas (jowly, overweight etc), whereas the shiny faced boy will always look and act like what he is - a lightweight on the global stage.”

  On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...

• “Ugh — what the devil would you do in those damnable sickly gutters — floundering about in the brackish ditchwater?”

  When We Dead Awaken

• “No. All of Bush's speeches are dull as ditchwater and full of platitudes.”

  On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...

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