the blind leading the blind

"This is the blind leading the blind," the other one said.

"You'd realize it was often the blind leading the blind."

It was the blind leading the blind through a maze.

This is a perfect example of the blind leading the blind."

"I don't see that the blind leading the blind would help much.

It's a case of the blind leading the blind.

"You've got the blind leading the blind, literally," he said.

She suspected that the next fifty minutes were going to be a good example of the blind leading the blind.

"The blind leading the blind," he snorted and walked away, still shaking his head.

For some reason the phrase the blind leading the blind came into Geordi's mind.

"That was like the blind leading the blind out there," Bieser said afterward.

When it all comes down to it, "it's the blind leading the blind."

It wasn't the blind leading the blind, really.

It may be a strange sight to see the blind leading the blind; but England provides a stranger.

Oh, dear Lord, Rubin thought to himself, the blind leading the blind.

"Truly the blind leading the blind and not a hope for anyone who actually knew anything about law, or for that matter, procedure."

Sharon refers to this directing stint as "the blind leading the blind".

"Then we'll have the blind leading the blind."

Talk about the blind leading the blind.

We're the blind leading the blind here.

Both Ralph and Piggy have problems with their sight; they are like the blind leading the blind.

Shrinks are the blind leading the blind; even the best of them are dealing from a short deck.

Sometimes it isn't rape, but the blind leading the blind in a society that, in too many communities, no longer places cultural restraints on kids.

'That was the blind leading the blind, Len.

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