In a 1991 column in The Chicago Tribune, he called the label, an "idiotic, damn-fool, meaningless, throw-away line," and pleaded with people to stop using it.
The figures show that the 'Fools' idiotic zero interest rate policy is NOT a catalyst for growth.
Fooling the idiotic pasha, Seyd, and his Muslim guards, especially when they're at prayer, is just the kind of prank he enjoys.
I'm simply a brilliant fool, brilliant and idiotic, and there it is.
The church was dedicated to the protection and intercession of the Virgin, but it came to be known as the Cathedral of Vasily Blazhenny (St. Basil the Beatified) after Basil, the Russian holy fool who was "idiotic for Christ's sake" and who was buried in the church vaults during the reign (1584 98) of Tsar Fyodor I.
The irony is often that these people do catch-up learning somewhere else after disrupting everyone else, so don't be fooled by their idiotic play at not being interested in what is happening.
Broadly, the man with most status and self-esteem is the most egregious idiot; his sidekick, though idiotic himself, is not quite so daft that he deserves to be patronised by such a fool, while the third man has enough common sense to get what he wants from the situation.
Life forms could exercise freedom to an idiotic extent, growing uncontrolled, thoughtless and greedy to the point that they killed the source of their own fool existence.
When I'm 85, I hope I'm not idiotic enough to take a flurry of 20-year-old male companions, let them live on my bank balance and then fool myself that these boys don't joke behind my back that my nipples face east and west and my pubic hair, or what's left of it, has a mallen-streak.
