fool1 /fo͞ol/ Learn to pronounce noun noun: fool; plural noun: fools a person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person. "what a fool I was to do this" h Similar: idiot ass halfwit nincompoop blockhead buffoon dunce dolt ignoramus cretin imbecile dullard moron simpleton clod dope ninny chump dimwit nitwit goon dumbo dummy dum-dum dumbbell loon jackass bonehead fathead numbskull dunderhead chucklehead knucklehead muttonhead pudding-head thickhead wooden-head airhead pinhead lamebrain peabrain birdbrain zombie jerk nerd dipstick donkey noodle nit numpty twit clot goat plonker berk prat pillock wally git wazzock divvy nerk twerp charlie mug muppet nyaff balloon sumph gowk gobdaw schmuck bozo boob lamer turkey schlepper chowderhead dumbhead goofball goof goofus galoot dork lummox klutz putz schlemiel sap meatball gink cluck clunk ding-dong dingbat wiener weeny dip simp spud coot palooka poop squarehead yo-yo dingleberry wing nut drongo dill alec galah nong bogan poon boofhead mompara tomfool noddy clodpole loggerhead spoony mooncalf vulgar slang knobhead asshat historical a jester or clown, especially one retained in a noble household. h Similar: jester court jester clown buffoon comic joker jokester zany merry andrew wearer of the motley harlequin Pierrot Punchinello Pantaloon informal a person devoted to a particular activity. "he is a running fool" archaic a person who is duped. h Similar: laughing stock dupe butt gull pushover easy mark tool cat's paw stooge sucker mug fall guy sap verb verb: fool; 3rd person present: fools; past tense: fooled; past participle: fooled; gerund or present participle: fooling trick or deceive (someone); dupe. "he fooled nightclub managers into believing he was a successful businessman" h Similar: deceive trick play a trick on hoax dupe take in mislead delude hoodwink bluff beguile gull make a fool of outwit swindle defraud cheat double-cross con bamboozle pull a fast one on pull someone's leg take for a ride throw dust in someone's eyes put one over on have on diddle fiddle swizzle rip off do sting gyp shaft sell a pup to sucker snooker stiff euchre bunco hornswoggle pull a swifty on cozen sharp mulct act in a joking, frivolous, or teasing way. "I shouted at him impatiently to stop fooling around" h Similar: fiddle play (about/around) toy trifle meddle tamper interfere monkey about/around mess about/around muck about/around North American engage in casual or extramarital sexual activity. h Similar: philander womanize flirt have an affair commit adultery play around mess about/around carry on play the field play away sleep around swing coquet vulgar slang screw around adjective informal adjective: fool foolish; silly. "that damn fool waiter"
Fool? Only a "fool" would think there is no other coach that can help E run our new offense. Y'all loving E now aren't y'all. Sweet irony
we have always loved E, even with his shortcomings...ask yourself this if you can be honest.... why did O and slinger agree they were out of their league and needed help with instituting an offense that would be competitive in the 3 games that matter each year? slinger gets you to 10-3 brady gets you to 15-0 why do you have difficulty with this? other than the obvious...
Burrow with a year to learn his team, coaches and the playbook along with Chase, Jefferson, Marshall, CEH, a healthy Moss, Cushenberry, Lewis, Magee, Charles, Deculus and O, E and A gets you 15-0. Fuck that little two faced ungrateful punk glad he's gone played us like a fine Stradivarius. We gave him an opportunity to showcase his skills double his salary and he can't even stay one more year. No you are fool to think Brady is irreplaceable. Relax O WILL find a replacement. Bet O is on top of this already.
