Redumbdant
referring to unnecessary, ineffective or inefficient redundancy.
instead of carrying a spare tire, hauling a horse around in a trailer behind your car in case you get a flat tire would be redumbdant.
the act of doing dumb things over and over again.
the man kept saying dumb things. he was being redumbdant.
something both very redundant and very dumb, like the bush presidency…
chris rock – “man, this club is so hard to get into. . . they don’t even let air in!”
dumb guy – “yeah, and it’s hard to get into, too.”
-from pootie tang
when somebody tries to explain, in furthur, simpler details, which you’ve already explained.
me: irony is like if a taxi driver got hit by a car, because taxis always drive crazily.
friend 1: yeah or if a robber had his house broken into.
me: way to be redumbdant.
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