^^^Hmmm, I'd always taken the phrase to be full-proof, even tho foolproof actually makes more sense. Semantically that is, in reality there is no such thing as fool proof as every time you try to proof something against fools they just make a better fool.
^^^Hmmm, I'd always taken the phrase to be full-proof, even tho foolproof actually makes more sense. Semantically that is, in reality there is no such thing as fool proof as every time you try to proof something against fools they just make a better fool.