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• But ridiculous foolery is mostly reserved to people of humble station.
• No school would let a coach get away with such foolery.
• In an interview, Tom Gardner dropped the foolery to explain why.
• There also are helpings of slapstick foolery to keep the kids happy.
• Both reports, they soon were told, were mere April foolery.
• It's an exercise in marketing Tom Foolery.
• The cover art was made by artist Thom Foolery.
• Red Skelton visited the Tom-foolery in 1980 and they became fast friends.
• And, all foolery aside, history is something that seems to be escaping us.
• Dagonet s tom-foolery was legendary.
• Unfunny, obviously false crap, like today's main page, is not foolery.
• Everything from birth to nurturing to growth, passion, obsession ( and damn foolery ), heartbreak.
• Hitching that fairly sophisticated humor up with Chan's inventive kung foolery was an unlikely but felicitous gambit.
• Erotium, tiring of what she considers foolery, tells Menaechmus to come in to dinner and bring Peniculus.
• Parents who might have once brushed off hazing rites as adolescent foolery now see them as dangerous and sadistic bullying.
• In the 1980s, Toerien also brought Sir Cameron Mackintosh's " Tom Foolery " to South Africa.
• The bawdiness and licensed foolery of the comic stereotypes of the interlude tradition have been compared to commedia dell'arte.
• The Blackstone household was a sorcerer's creative lair, the laboratory where refinements were contrived for such foolery as the Hindu rope trick.
• But there's a holiness to all the visual foolery _ make-believe in the realm of politics, ideas, and God.
• But his 30 knockouts everyone keeps talkin'about _ I don't know, I think there's a little Tom Foolery there.