Word: fooled
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Interviewed on Ibiza for a 1969 television documentary about De Hory, Irving spoke with prescient irony: "All the world loves to see the experts and the Establishment made a fool of, and everyone likes to feel that those who set themselves up as experts are really just as gullible as anyone else. And so Elmyr, as the great art faker of the 20th century, becomes a modern folk hero for the rest...
...think that someone would be a fool if they didn't bring these people [the defendants] in here for some reason -I mean, if you have faith in our Government and our police force...
...decided to bag college hockey next year and coach a WHA team, but he has neither players nor a rink to play in at this point, and his decision prompted one of his more outspoken detractors, the Bruin's Derek Sanderson, to describe Kelly as a "jerk" and a "fool" in the Boston Globe...
...white blues singer like Eric Burden achieve his ultimate fantasy. And you've got to play along with this white singer's fantasies and record with him foolish albums like Black Man's Burden. Sooner or later you'll realize that the white man is using you as his fool once again, and you'll try to make it on your own with a new record company. Usually it's the singer that leaves the band who has the solo album; in War's case it was the other way around...
...commercials that had to be run that day and my job was to list on it when I started and ended the show and when I did the commercials and station identifications. Throughout the night it was perpetually misplaced, and I started my program by swearing at the fool who left it lying on the floor in the other studio. By the end of the night I was swearing at myself for sticking it into a record jacket and several other equally inappropriate places...