"But you can't call us foolish for having fun". he said.
I'm frustrated and eager to put some miles behind me, but to ride in intermittent, sometimes forceful downpours (thunderstorms are forecast) into a 15- to 20-mile-per-hour blow strikes me as foolish, or worse — no fun.
With fears of overpriced, watered down drinks in an environment so full of hostility and snobbery there is no room left for fun, some foolish students head North, South, East and West to find refuge in some of the more obvious student cities.
Normally I open here with two paragraphs that are barely-if-at-all related to the ensuing list, and I am flitting here and flitting there you know, making jokes with it, doing an entire paragraph-long sentence that my editor just deletes entirely; I'm feeling good, I'm feeling foolish, I'm having fun.
Will is the archetypal Hitchcockian innocent – naive, entitled, foolish – and Pavone has great fun shuttling him between exotic locations while tugging the rug from beneath his feet.
The next time you see them in person, tell them that it was fake so you will be able to get a laugh out of it and make fun of how foolish they were.
For me, the writer implies that the recent behaviour of the poster (s) (you, mon ami) is to be negatively judged, as foolish and as worthy of poking fun at.
They aren't afraid to look foolish and always know how to have fun.
And it's a shame, because if they just relaxed, they'd have a lot more fun and wouldn't sound so foolish.
This week Pakistanis thrilled over a music video, available online, in which young singers poke fun at politicians, army chiefs, some Pakistanis' foolish veneration for terrorists and more.
