This transpired when the Rangers General Manager Glen Sather totally forgot himself and did not make a foolhardy move to break up his Eastern Conference-leading dynamo to collect another big star, leading to the suspicion that someone on the team stole his cell phone.
I couldn't help recalling this when it transpired that 31-year-old bricklayer Nathan Hageman, the first contestant on the new quiz show Red Or Black? to become a millionaire, was a convicted woman-beater.
I was reminded of this when it transpired wonky Game of Thrones lad Isaac Hempstead Wright has just started at the University of Birmingham and everyone is very excited about that.
When it transpired that this was 47% of the US population, he inadvertently created a previously nonexistent solidarity among those he set out to attack.
Never have I heard quite so many people lamenting the unfairness of the legal aid system as when it transpired this week that public funding had been granted to the three Labour MPs charged with false accounting.
This only slightly backfired when it transpired they didn't have any milk, but on the McDonnell scale, black tea goes down as an unqualified success.
The controversy over the lack of diversity had begun when it transpired all of this year's 20 acting nominees were white, with British star David Oyelowo a notable snub.
When it transpired that the conductor Colin Davis shared this passion, the stage was set for a unique and unforgettable concert in Gloucester Cathedral.
WHEN it transpired that Google had gleaned hundreds of gigabytes of information from unencrypted Wi-Fi networks while gathering data for its Street View maps around the world in 2007-10, the company swore this was an accident.
But when it transpired that a well-connected lobbyist had been able, in effect, to appoint senior judges, few of those named had to resign and no investigation ensued.Moreover, little of this gets the public scrutiny it deserves.
When it transpired that they did not, Muslims and many others began to assume that they had been just a pretext.
