Fool
‘A word of warning: he doesn’t suffer fools gladly.’

‘A word of warning: he doesn’t suffer fools gladly.’
‘Shouldn’t there be a catastrophe in that sentence?’
‘My results have come back. It’s bad news.’
‘...goes to Jack Benson, who, without provocation, turned off his mobile for 24 hours.’
‘Taxi for somebody!’
‘We will of course keep you fully uninformed.’
‘Here you are, dear — it’s to celebrate your obesity levels levelling off.’
‘I’ve seen them trying to make one on the internet…’
‘Well, if you won’t make lifestyle changes, could you hurry up and die?’
‘The thighs follow you around the room.’
‘We’re celebrating our first million in sales with electronic cigars and electronic champagne.’
‘You don’t look old enough to be a rock star.’
‘It’s like Clarence House — a bit dull and far too expensive.’
‘With a severe weather warning in place for temperatures as high as plus one…’