Maybe you want to become the wacky weatherman.
A watershed moment in the Reformation becomes a wacky stationery problem.
It isn't simply that she becomes a wacky, carefree schoolgirl under the influence.
And then, just as we're adjusting to this feelgood tale, the film changes tack again, and suddenly – a full hour into proceedings – it becomes a wacky 1980s crime caper, complete with kilts, a coachful of nuns, and The Proclaimers on the soundtrack.
Lately, designers have become a little wacky with bonded fabrics, in the belief they give a modern edge.
David left Seinfeld at the end of season seven, and the show became broader, wackier, and ultimately worse in his absence.
Playing with genre, Mr. Sarnoff mixes real-life scenes and documentary-style interviews with re-enactments that are hard to tell apart until they become a bit too wacky to be true — but only slightly.
And supporting characters who were allowed scant screen time have been scaled up to become the sort of winsomely wacky background figures you find in fluffy screen fare starring Julia Roberts or Kate Hudson.
Anyhow, considering how wacky commercials have become (see: the Geico googly eyes spots, the old Microsoft Bill Gates/Jerry Seinfeld spots, etc)., this one is probably a winner.
Whether it is pioneering flexible leave or promoting caring roles for fathers, Sweden, Finland, Norway and, to a lesser extent, Denmark have often been at the forefront of policy innovations which at first appear too expensive or wacky, but soon become widely accepted.
