The phrase "all the crazy things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various unusual or unexpected events or actions in a casual or informal context.
Example: "We had a wild night out, and we ended up doing all the crazy things we could think of."
Alternatives: "all the wild stuff" or "everything outrageous."
"I think I do all the crazy things, and that's why they end up leaving me".
I even started looking again at TV -- at all the crazy things that were happening in Iraq -- because I knew that he wouldn't have to deal with all that.
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: I think about coming into my job every day and we like to run through the halls and give every editor a high five and then chew a pen and then put the pen back in the bin or all the crazy things.
I try to ignore all the crazy things going on in my life and focus on what's important.
Think of all the crazy things people pay money to do.
"I wanted to get it out of my head, all the crazy things I saw people doing on heroin and crack," he said.
After all of the crazy things that Trump has said over the past few months (Obama and Clinton founded Isis, all Mexican immigrants are criminals and "rapists", etc., etc....) it's almost hard to recall that Trump relentlessly raised doubt about Obama's birth certificate and birth place in 2011, despite legal documentation proving the president was born in Hawaii.
And then one is of the Dust Bowl, and Steinbeck, and when they had all those crazy things happening in the early thirties in the United States".
We've been to all these crazy places and seen all these crazy things.
Notice how off-the-beaten-path she is and all the little crazy things she gets away with.
But batteries are different — if smartphone companies started duking it out on battery life instead of screaming clock speeds all the time, we'd finally start getting phones that can keep up with all the seriously crazy things we ask of them.
