Wibbly-Wobbly

This is my new favorite stupid word of the week. I've been using it to describe things. I need to stop. In case you're not familiar with Stranger Than Fiction, "wibbly-wobbly" plays a prominent role in one of the phantom narrator's more hilarious lines about a government mental wellness professional:

Why was Harold talking to this man? This man... was an idiot;

this man used words like "wibbly-wobbly" and "convo,"

and explained that trees were trees. Of course trees were trees;

Harold knew that trees were trees.

Dumb as wibbly-wobbly may be, it works rather well for certain descriptive instances. My apologies to Kay Eiffel and Harold Crick both.