The phrase "a march of fools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a group of people is acting foolishly or without common sense, often in a collective manner.
Example: "The decision to invest in that failing company felt like a march of fools, as everyone seemed to ignore the obvious warning signs."
Alternatives: "a parade of idiots" or "a procession of the naive".
Mayer acknowledged that the idea that the search engine might know what you're looking for before you finish asking it - in fact, which will begin offering results as soon as you type a letter - seems so bizarre that 10 years ago it was the subject of an April Fools' Joke by a large company.
In an April Fools' Day edition of a Weekly World News parody produced by Nelson, he illustrated SAIC president Edward Jones as an infant in the arms of a bare-breasted Madonna.
Weekly shop at a whole new level Metro's effort at an April Fools' picture story, courtesy of Tesco, was a classic case of someone thinking they could make an entire prank work with just a bit of photoshopping.
By now, many of you know that today is April 1st and many people will share posts with a serious tone, which will become part of an April Fools' prank.
When a French blog posted a fake list of competition titles as an April Fools' prank, the festival reacted as if to the commission of a cardinal sin.
The music was created as part of an April Fools prank with the website Funny or Die and corroborated by a news release from Warner Bros. The music remains available on Soundcloud.
As Gossip Cop notes, a second unnamed media outlet then reported that Mars had "admitted to a small Chicago radio station" that he was gay under the guise of an April Fools' Day joke to test reaction, and then actually came out.
And its new incarnation all came about because of an April Fools' Day joke.
The popular chat show host was sleeping in his Los Angeles home when he was awoken by Rihanna as part of an April Fools' prank arranged by his wife Molly.
The Funded's Adeo Ressi is now confirming that the shutdown notice he posted last week is part of an April Fools joke.
