I'm a gold-star gay," Cohen responded, before he admitted to "fooling around" with women before.
But Petraeus, 60, is hardly the first high-profile figure to admit to fooling around on a significant other.
I suspected that homophobia was my boyfriend's underlying problem--something he didn't admit and fooled himself about because he hired so many gays to work in the restaurant.
Supporters outnumbered critics ten to one; quite a few listeners admitted to being fooled but added that they had enjoyed the fright.
"It became apparent quite quickly in all cases," says volunteer judge Michael Stean, who is also a chess grandmaster, though he admitted to being fooled by small patches of one or two of the conversations.
While it's obviously not real footage from Abrams' next blockbuster, the animations looked so authentic that several commenters admitted to being fooled, while others scoured the graphics for minor inconsistencies a fruitless search that only yielded a directionally challenged shield generator.
In a 1985 interview on Yorkshire Television's Arthur C. Clarke's World of Strange Powers, Elsie said that she and Frances were too embarrassed to admit the truth after fooling Doyle, the author of Sherlock Holmes: "Two village kids and a brilliant man like Conan Doyle – well, we could only keep quiet".
This being Friday I expected it, but I admit I was fooled by "Chicken's yellow part," which turns out to be a 'fraidy-cat kind of chicken, not the animal itself.
And he isn't tempted to get soft on Jeremy Clarkson and his co-presenters: "Given that Jeremy and James have both passed 50 and Richard has finally admitted that 39 candles is fooling no one, you might think the production office would be going a little easier on them.
Even his party, the Democratic Revolution Party - known as the PRD - admitted that they had been fooled.
