Boneheaded

Conversely, if you shall make a boneheaded financial decision, you’ll think to yourself, I wish I followed Damon’s advice.

Allen has the occasional bad game, but the driving cause of those games is usually a turnover or some boneheaded decision.

It used the U.S. military, not to free American hostages being held in Gaza, but to set up a boneheaded pier scheme to deliver aid to displaced Palestinians.

Just so many ill-timed penalties or blown assignments or boneheaded mistakes.

For such a genius, Joe Maddon has made some boneheaded mistakes in the World Series.

Fox ordered the pilot in 1999, but made the boneheaded mistake of not picking it up to series.

These guys have been hammering out goofy, boneheaded, nursery-rhyme-biting, pop-culture-poking rock since they emerged in 1981 as Green Jellö.

About a minute later, Ryan Hartman took a boneheaded penalty that negated a breakaway from Ryan Donato, and put the Wild back on the penalty kill.

When I was younger, I did my fair share of boneheaded deals, taking on more debt than I should have to drive nice cars.

Cooper’s season was defined by what could be one of the most boneheaded plays in recent Bears’ history.

How else could this con man wrapped in the aura of the presidency justify his belligerent and boneheaded trade war with friends and fellow NATO members on the grounds of national security?

While the team should just kneel the ball, there can be a fumbled snap or a boneheaded decision to kick it anyway.

You left out the most salient point of all: it was the boneheaded Iraq War of 2003 that directly led to the chaos from which ISIS was born.