Sidney sounds more and more like a manipulative crazy person.
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I don't care if I look like a crazy person.
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Next to it is whoever the next crazy person is.
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Afterward, you're a crazy person who just wants to burn money.
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"I just thought it was a crazy person," she told me.
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"No one wants a crazy person at their house," she said.
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I stretch on the train; I look like a crazy person.
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I didn't want to come out screaming like a crazy person.
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I want to make a movie about a fucking crazy person.
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I was a crazy person, went to the meeting, walked out.
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I had pages and pages full of dates like a crazy person.
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Tara has been running around like a crazy person getting things together.
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It is time to take the 'crazy person' stamp from bipolar disorder.
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"Looks like a crazy person who cut her own hair," wrote another.
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I sounded like a crazy person, and it still hurt like hell.
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"Erdogan is not a crazy person, he is intelligent," Ms. Kocoglu said.
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"That's a good goal for a talented crazy person," Mr. Morgan says.
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When a crazy person says something crazy in real life, we ignore them.
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He's readily deployed Katrina Pierson, a full-blown crazy person, as his spokeswoman.
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It also plays a role in keeping me a balanced, not-crazy person.
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Meshugenah A crazy person (although it is also used as an adjective in Yinglish)
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"They think only a crazy person would support Loki," he roars to his supporters.
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It might be your saving grace if she or he becomes a crazy person.
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It resembled something a crazy person might shove in your hand on the subway.
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"Why do you act like such a crazy person?" another worker asked a resident.
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Please return your packet, she says, or I'll be that crazy person calling you!
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"No, I Iooked like a crazy person, like I was on Toddlers and Tiaras," he said.
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I start packing like a crazy person and go to make sure my brother is awake.
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They're examples of atrocities like that that are committed just by a crazy person who snaps.
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I walked around thinking I was so cool, and most likely looked like a crazy person!
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There is a fine line between the ramblings of a crazy person and stand-up comedy.
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You feel like the crazy person, but he's not just putting you through the usual drills.
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And you need to see that so you don't think Natalie's character is a crazy person.
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A crazy person gets on every now and again, so there's entertainment, and stuff like that.
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One of those employees is Bill Walton, who is a crazy person in a very awesome way.
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"Hope all that romanticization of a firearm doesn't make me sound like a crazy person," he said.
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In 2009, I had undiagnosed depression—I thought I was the only crazy person on the planet.
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I look like a crazy person organizing my suitcase in the parking lot, but I'm no dummy.
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You don't have a "Game of Thrones" situation where the guy keeps writing like a crazy person.
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So to him, I'm just rocking back and forth like a crazy person in front of my desk.
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I find myself audibly gasping about a case on my walk and slightly feel like a crazy person.
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I can swipe the Sexy Mother Pucker on my chapped lips and not look like a crazy person.
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It's a little bit like what a crazy person would make, and that's probably what I am becoming.
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To describe the show is to both spoil everything and sound like a crazy person in the process.
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WM: She knows how to construct a point and Venus just hits the ball like a crazy person.
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Mike says his younger self would have looked at his current self as some sort of crazy person.
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Who needs to think about whether he was a hero or a crazy person; let's turn the page.
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A lot of plotter art invokes the weird 'did a crazy person make this' repetition of lines and elements.
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Not "that's a killer fight scene" insane; more like "a crazy person made pictures and I'm watching them" insane.
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I'm just a crazy person trying to maintain some semblance of calm while attempting to figure it all out.
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"Megyn is a fun-loving, intelligent, crazy person — but in the best way," said Liza Kirwan, Megyn's step-sister.
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When you remove the laughter from stand-up, it sounds a bit like a crazy person talking to themselves.
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"You sound like a crazy person -- that your family member was held hostage in an American hospital," she said.
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When he mentioned gaming, they brushed his investment proposals aside and "treated me like a crazy person," he said.
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I don't want to be this crazy person … I get it seems ridiculous when I'm trying to ease into it.
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"Hahahaha Chyna just sent me this video saying happy 4th of July what a crazy person," he captioned the post.
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I feel good when like last weekend my hair was flying, I looked like a crazy person from the Hobbit.
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"He might not have thought he'd have a crazy" person "like me," he said, using an expletive to describe himself.
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This is an example of what a crazy person I was, it happened one night at dinner back at 2013.
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The concept behind this video is that it takes a lot of heat to evaporate water so if a crazy person soaked himself in water and then slid down through an extremely huge fire, the water would provide a sort of protective layer that would prevent said crazy person from turning into human barbecue.
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In December, Donald Trump warned that the biggest threat facing the United States was a crazy person armed with nuclear weapons.
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I'm not some freaking crazy person who has been measuring the drapes since I was 16 or any of that jazz.
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Also, the feeling that at any point a crazy person could simply pluck them off your face was a little disconcerting.
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"I can't stop thinking — I feel like a crazy person," Elena said through tears during a telephone interview with BuzzFeed News.
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There was a clip that they cut out where Jason went crazy, lost his temper, started screaming like a crazy person.
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And from that perspective, I was able to look back at my everyday self, and I felt like a crazy person.
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If I was them, I definitely wouldn't have responded to the crazy person threatening to kill their fictional peanut monster either.
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I wasn't giving either of them the satisfaction of seeing me look like the crazy person or ruining someone's big day.
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I know many of you are exhausted with the continuous wave of crazy-person stories pouring out of the White House.
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That is a crazy person, and the fact that they're trying to hide it behind PTSD makes me want to vomit.
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These are the actions of a crazy person, and I am relaying them here so nobody makes the same mistakes as me.
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"If my talents aren't needed here, I can take them somewhere else," Bannon reportedly told his benefactor, rich crazy person Rebekah Mercer.
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If you have a cat or a fish or a ferret you can talk out loud without feeling like a crazy person.
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" Mr. Beloserkovsky explained that's why she needed to be slightly behind the beat: "I need somewhere that look of a crazy person.
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If I do get stuck under scaffolding, I direct traffic like a crazy person, 'Stay to the right, stay to the right!
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"Look, I'm not some kind of radical crazy person," he continued, noting that most migrants stay a few days then move on.
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It reminds me the rivalry between Taylor, a psychologist who thought she was really put together, and Corrine, last season's unlikeable crazy person.
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The camera had turned me into a crazy person by giving me the opportunity to showcase my dance moves online for all eternity.
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So many people have this idea that she's just some crazy person, because that's the only way mainstream media likes to portray her.
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"So now that one crazy person has done that, it might inspire somebody else," he said, referring to the attack in Las Vegas.
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That virtues as shopworn as faith, hope and love can abide, even if others think you're a crazy person for believing in them.
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Okay, when a crazy person is shouting about the end of the world on the train or on the street corner, we ignore them.
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Several YouTube videos later, we discover that the water has frozen in its reservoir, so I become the crazy person blow-drying my fridge.
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I felt like a crazy person, a blend of sadness and something that felt a lot like guilt, like I had done something wrong.
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Anderson Cooper said Donald Trump sounded like a "crazy person on a park bench" during the president's wide-ranging Fox & Friends interview on Thursday.
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It's being taken seriously at the highest level, and reinforced to Trump and his top aides that they're dealing with a very crazy person.
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If successful, the strategy shifts the ultimate goal of the opponent from winning the competition to placating the crazy person sitting across the table.
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The mother of two admitted, "I mean, I was one crazy person, but I felt like it was such a gift that I had."
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"I mean, I was one crazy person," the mother of two admitted, laughing, "but I felt like it was such a gift that I had."
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""I think we have a very good system right now," Trump said, "but that doesn't mean that there's not going to be some crazy person.
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Finally, if you're not running around like a crazy person today, see if you can't make time to dip into The New Yorker's fiction issue.
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The Telegraph first reported the troubling appearance of conspiracy theory "documentaries" on the streaming platform, in particular films from Jones and noted crazy-person David Icke.
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The next day, however, I felt like a true crazy person—not because of the life-changing workout experience, but because of the Beaming LEAN cleanse.
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There is an actual meat-cooler set where a "crazy person" is standing around butchering other humans with a flat affect while he talks to himself.
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"I'll try to keep on fighting, even if I just end up feeling like I'm a crazy person screaming in the street," said Zoe Alva, 32.
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"'Nutjob' is derived from the word 'nut' ("a crazy person") combined with the word 'job,'" Merriam-Webster wrote in a blog post on its website Friday.
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Yes. I mean it's ironic that Uzo Aduba plays Crazy Eyes on Orange Is The New Black, because Uzo is the least-crazy person I know.
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"When I first told my friends what I was doing, everyone thought I was a crazy person, which is fine, because I am," Mr. Ayres said.
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Of course, being the crazy person I'd become, I insisted on confirmation, and Kellan insisted on denial, and I'd fall into a hole of exasperation and despair.
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The image you get of Kim Jong Un is of an unpredictable wild man, an out of control crazy person, careening around northeast Asia with nuclear weapons.
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Up until Jon witnesses Daenerys torching a city, he pretty much neglects every single maddening sign that Daenerys is turning into that crazy person with a dragon.
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"Courtney can be a crazy person, but when a major anger outburst happens from me, that's some serious shit going on," she laughs when reminded of the anecdote.
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In essence, only a crazy person would want to go through all of this just to get a job which entails more of this madness, all the time.
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Skin Deep The model, who is engaged to Justin Bieber, explains her custom blood moisturizer and why she looks like a "crazy person" when she's on a plane.
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From this we can infer that Primo is not the only crazy person in his family; Primo assumes his uncle will be happy to have this insane present.
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I will freely admit that part of the reason for the latest decline may be the general international impression that America is now run by a crazy person.
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So this pushing of the theories that Conservatives, or now in this case, Trump, is responsible for this crazy person who had a grudge, frankly, it&aposs nothing new.
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"The feeling is one of impotence, that a crazy person cut their lives off like that," said Marta Albert, a 58-year-old nurse and graduate of the school.
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"A gunman, a crazy person just walks right into the school, knocks down the window of my child's door and starts shooting, shooting her and killing her," she said.
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The video also includes an inset of Singh as seen by passers-by, where he looks like a total crazy person and doubtless fits right in among Central Park denizens.
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"You start to feel like a crazy person after a while," Heder conceded over the phone recently, adding that she was sometimes on the brink of just letting it go.
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"People who want to see Ryan — what they think, he's a party animal, crazy person, that's not what they're going to see and that's not what Ryan is," Ostrow continues.
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Republican nominee Roy Moore has been a well-known crazy person for years, infamous for getting booted out as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court -- not once but twice.
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If this were a normal time—if a crazy person weren't president of the United States—the Wikileaks document dump would be the biggest story in the country right now.
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"We can't prevent mental illness from occurring, and we can't prevent every crazy person from pulling a gun," Ken Paxton, Texas' attorney general, said outside the church in White Settlement.
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The Joker we've come to know in Batman comics is a homicidal, crazy person, but only one of those things makes him evil (it's the one where he kills people).
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And it's something of a "Who's the real crazy person here?" movie, which makes it even more impressive that it's coming out the same weekend as Steven Soderbergh's similarly themed Unsane.
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And I think we've also seen the empowering of a lot of very delinquent voices, in a sense, that in the past would be some crazy person muttering in a bar.
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It's being taken seriously at the highest level, and reinforced to Trump and his top aides that they're dealing with a very crazy person who will do whatever it takes to survive.
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When I asked if they saw any signs of socialism's growing popularity in their day-to-day organizing efforts, they looked at me if I was a cop or a crazy person.
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Everyone who heard a call to come to Oregon, he said, had to "make a decision right now whether this is a righteous cause or not, whether I am a crazy person."
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They didn't get to see me much in the beginning and I was afraid to watch last night because I didn't know if they would have me come out as this crazy person.
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And there's always the fear that I'll never be as creative as I was during my hypomanic phases, although I'd gladly trade being uninspired for feeling like an out-of-control crazy person.
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Nancy Mack -- the wife of Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and the woman who attacked Scott Baio -- is a crazy person which this pic clearly shows ... this according to Scott's wife.
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The men and women who say that Carroll is a liar or a crazy person or simply unreliable because she didn't speak out about this sooner are someone's brother, sister, husband and/or wife.
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While it appears that she leads an adventurous life, Nathaniel insists that she's not "a wild and crazy person" but has had a few fun moments, like the 2018 Pornhub Awards in Los Angeles.
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But let's be serious: no non-crazy person, even on the right, thinks that this president is acting like a dictator, or that the woman he wants to succeed him would threaten basic liberty.
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Like some of the others, Ducey didn't really want to talk at first because he'd seen Craig go from his best friend and musical collaborator to this crazy person he couldn't have near his family.
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"But everything has evened out by now and I don't feel like a crazy person having to have certain things in that certain moment or else I feel like I'm going to die," Yeh adds.
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I get the whole selfless boyfriend thing, but no, Hanna should be worried about the crazy person who has been stalking and trying to kill her and her friends for the last seven years. 3.
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""They have nothing to fear, nothing to worry about," Trump said, adding, "I think we have a very good system right now, but that doesn't mean that there's not going to be some crazy person.
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I would definitely not spend $160 on these, especially when there's roughly a 90 percent chance you will lose one of them, or when, as I mentioned before, a crazy person plucks them from your head.
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"People think I'm this crazy person and as I've said, I have depression and bad anxiety -- but it's been something that's gotten a lot better," Chelsea said in an interview with the Daily Mail last October.
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"Sarah Winchester is quite a remarkable woman, and the idea of her being just a crazy person who was haunted by ghosts is not the full story," says Peter of the heiress, who died in 1922.
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Bad Moms begins with Amy running around like a crazy person, trying to get her kids to school on time, and winding up with spaghetti all over her pantsuit before ultimately dragging herself to a PTA meeting.
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"They really took an interest in cooking when I first competed on Chopped [in 2013] because they remember me watching the show like a crazy person, trying to learn from it and practicing at home," she says.
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Morgan paused in her typing, asked a half-question to give her some time to edit the typos and try to think of a way to figure out who was actually the crazy person in this story.
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Look, if a crazy person with a gun charges my daughter's school, I don't want her and a couple of other teachers gripping their pistols in shaky hands and aiming at a cool assailant through sweaty eyes.
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I head out after running around like a crazy person trying to make sure everything that needed to get done before Monday has been done, and make an attempt to leave before the Friday traffic gets too bad.
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We shot the shit while they waited for their order and I did my best to not come off like a crazy person, despite their being fully aware that I'd just spent all night in a Taco Bell.
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His defenders will argue that it is absurd that attacks against public figures and the media by an isolated "crazy person" could be blamed on a President -- who clearly had nothing to do with orchestrating the specific act.
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When a crazy person says something crazy in real life, we ignore…Read more ReadThe theory has been around for decades, but the 2017 resurgence led to the publication of debunkers on general media sites like The Washington Post.
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Most episodes start with Klepper, in front of a crazy-person vision board full of thumbtacks and red twine, saying some version of "I've finally figured it out," before making an incongruous connection between, say, autumn leaves and Communism.
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"I can go back to OTF, which I have been missing a lot because if I don't work out I am a crazy person and I'm also jam-packed with hormones, so that makes it super fun," she said.
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" Michele, who is a longtime fan of the brand, counts their cuticle cream among her product "obsessions," sharing, "I keep it by my bed at night and I put it on my nails every single night like a crazy person!
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"The gunman, the crazy person, just walks right into the school, knocks down the window to my child's door and starts shooting, shooting her ..." A 19-year-old former student of the school, Nikolas Cruz, has been accused of the murders.
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"For about 10 years afterward that I don't remember because that's when it became acceptable, it became the norm, that I was treated by everyone I know from family to everyone like I was an absolutely insane crazy person," she says.
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For the most part, that's totally fine — in the long run, I imagine most people will want to wire it up anyway, because saying "sorry my doorbell didn't work, I forgot to charge it" makes you sound like a crazy person.
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He also "acted like a crazy person around my apartment," which makes sense because during many of Leatherwood&aposs scenes from season three, he&aposs often seen lying on the floor in agony as Lucifer&aposs soul fights for dominance.
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I would learn how to show empathy, or fight for myself, or make fun of it all, and shine some love on that lonely, crazy person we have all stood next to before, screaming into the night from the shadows.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: So far, in New York City, in 2017, there have been several days where you could wear sandals or flip-flops or no shoes if you're a crazy person, and there have also been many days like today — with snow.
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She's not a murderer, not a crazy person, not some humorless, castrating shrew—she's just a loudmouth Jewish broad who won't let her big nose or her gender or, sometimes, the fact that she's a prostitute keep her from getting what she deserves.
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Sure, this could be a motivational tactic to ensure his team avoids the very letdown the reporter is alluding to, but I also wholeheartedly believe that Nick Saban is a crazy person and was actually moved to the precipice of physical violence by the question.
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All I can visualize with any great clarity is some drunk and crazy person—and I swear to god this is true—wearing flared overalls, hobnail, and a beanie hat covered in smiley face pins with one very long dreadlock poking out of the back.
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"Contraception gives you that false feelings that sex has nothing to do with procreation, and it also kind of shields you from making dumb moves: sleeping with someone with a disease, sleeping with crazy person that's gonna haunt you and stalk you," she clarified.
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I understand that for some people, it took the death of Heather Heyer who was killed by the crazy person who — I mean, I can't even give him the benefit of being crazy — the racist who drove a car into the crowd on Saturday afternoon.
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Besides a single extensive interview he granted the Boston Globe's Steve Annear in 2014, he's aggressively media shy as well, claiming that if you get too famous, like John Lennon or Martin Luther King Jr., the probability of a crazy person harming you increases.
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More importantly, that study only looked at the bacteria left behind on hands post-drying, not whether particles might have been blown onto your clothes in gale-force winds while you're standing there slowly moving your hands up and down like a crazy person.
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Now, if I said, "Well, there's all of this information that I'm consuming that has positive and negative impacts on my mind, still not clearly well understood, so I'm going to prophylactically do something to help manage my mental health," you sound like a crazy person.
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"Don't you think that it's kind of surreal that we are in a place now as a country where we're like, 'Oh, don't listen to the president,' like he's a crazy person on a park bench with an onion tied to his belt, just mumbling incoherently," Cooper said.
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I look in a full-length mirror revealed what I might look like if made sleep a priority, washed my face on a regular basis, did crunches like a crazy person and if I gave up doing all the things that, while fun, are accelerating the aging process.
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"I don't know whether it's some crazy person who has my address, someone who lives near me that happened to notice me, or whether it was a random act, but it's just so crazy to be so close to my house and encounter such casual violence," she says.
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I mean, look, there are very few people Kim Jong-un is comfortable talking to, and the fact that he loves basketball and has a relationship with Dennis Rodman, I think probably is bizarrely helpful in getting the US to talk to him, but that interview, he seemed like a crazy person.
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I can't imagine how either of us would survive with someone who was a "fly by the seat of their pants" sort…on the other hand, I'm a terrible procrastinator while he's a "there's no time like the present" crazy person, so we probably still balance each other out in other ways.
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"You essentially have a crazy person at the top of the ticket, someone who just has no focus on how to win elections but has demonstrated he doesn't care if Republicans control the House or the Senate," said Brian Walsh, a GOP strategist and former official at the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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I'm not a crazy person and would be open to re-expansion but it needs to be enduring, encyclopedic content cited to secondary sources The "hype" alluded to mention of the project's aspirations—talking about RepRap's symbolic value as the first of its kind, rather than what it actually went on to accomplish.
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JC: I guess the only other thing ... I don't really do this actively, but because I'm a crazy person, I have a bunch of Nest Cam's set up in my apartment and they have this feature, if you pay for their recording service, where if you ... it can detect the GPS location of your phone.
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But for some reason on the internet we decide that every crazy person is worth listening to, news outlets with large audiences write about their fever dreams, and less crazy people suddenly get concerned because now every news outlet is the National Enquirer spewing hot garbage about some made-up astronomy bolstered by someone's ridiculous fake religious enlightenment.
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A reality show about modeling isn't enough on its own: For it to truly thrive, you need the charisma and condescension of a woman who's been in the industry for 30 years, and who knows that to make good TV, you have to be willing, two or three times a season, to be the crazy person in the room.
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One might, at first encounter, imagine that Scieszka is simply a master of insane costuming and the street corner crazy person rant (surprisingly hard to sustain for 15-30 minute stretches of performance), but her performance pieces often incorporate pre-recorded elements, which means that in reality, Scieszka can convey precisely choreographed interactions as surprising and extemporaneous.
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And remind everyone that if Republicans cut all the way down to 20 percent and then lose power because only a crazy person elects a Republican Congress in order to see middle-class taxes go up, Democrats are going to pay for the next round of welfare state expansion by partially repealing the Trump tax cuts anyway.
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When he did start a fling with a girl in our dorm — a fact he kept to himself, because, ya know, we didn't talk about intimacy, and also because he probably knew I was becoming a crazy person — I pieced the clues together myself (mutual hickeys spotted in the morning, disgustingly easy to notice) and demanded details, because that's what bros do, right?
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For instance, with Aileen Wuornos, her eyes were so wide and her jaw was always so tight, and when I did that for the first week of shooting, I just looked like a crazy person until I realized that behavior came from the fact that she was 5 foot 2 and had been homeless from the time she was 13.
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Other athletes Trump likes include: Mike Tyson (a convicted rapist), Ben Roethlisberger (an accused rapist who also may not like Trump back), Dennis Rodman (a crazy person, who was, to be fair, a very, very good basketball player), Paul O'Neill (a Yankee), Johnny Damon (a sellout), Dana White (a monster), Bobby Knight (a megalomaniacal tyrant), and Mike Ditka (in the running for the worst of the bunch).
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" While Gallo's theories for why people have been seeing this flying humanoid might help soothe the nerves of Chicagoans afraid to look up at the sky, Amitrano still believes he saw something that night: "The reason I said something in the first place is that nobody wants to say anything because they don't want to be perceived as a crackpot or a crazy person.
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