Just order a side of common sense with that love crazed passion.
The all-important show is once again underpinned by the school's brother-and-sister combo: Sharpay, a Valley-Girl princess played by Ashley Tisdale, and her choreographer brother Ryan, played by Lucas Grabeel, who here looks like the crazed love-child of Will Arnett and Jonny Lee Miller.
The wedding season has arrived, and for many craft beer-crazed lovebirds, love isn't just in the air, it's in their beer.
Brownlee, in contrast, was a "love-torn, sex crazed victim of passion and jealousy, forcing his will upon her in parked autos and on country highways".
There was crazed hope here, violence, spited love, sweetness, all turning into weapons, one of which was certain to end up thrust into Carmen's side.
Green took inspiration from real people and wrote a book about a terrible thing that happens to millions of people across the world in real life – and people loved, cried and crazed over it, just as much as they had for The Hunger Games or Harry Potter.
Or, indeed, Patrick Swirc's extended projection which takes the form of a plaintive-going-on-crazed, extended love letter to his recently departed girlfriend in the form of a daily photograph and accompanying spoken passage?
There's loyalty, anger, desperate love, resentment, pride, shame, crazed devotion.
In the strongest scenes of "The Notebook," the screen adaptation of Nicholas Sparks's treacly best seller, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams break through the barrier to evoke high-strung, slightly crazed teenagers plunging headlong into first love.
Sabourin allegedly sent him crazed emails and text messages declaring her love for him, even wanting to have his children.
