"Crazy," a Shiite colleague said on condition of anonymity, fearful of provoking him.
The tech community is close-knit, virtually familial in its embrace of people from every walk of life, every demographic, every affiliation – yet we continue to turn our faces away in shame at the thought of how depression made our colleague "crazy".
Our satellite Internet has a time lag that drives work colleagues crazy while using a VoIP service.
The book's roman à clef aspects work best when they're pointed at characters like one military correspondent, a civilian apparently embedded a few too many times, who drives his colleagues crazy with his son of Centcom military patter.
"Seinfeld" mavens may remember her as one of Jerry's bevy of girlfriends, and "The Larry Sanders Show" found a small, recurring part for her as a writer and comic whose effortless success with her boss drove her jealous male colleagues crazy.
On the set, Hagman clashed with director Roger Nelson and drove his colleagues crazy with tantrums, destructive behavior he later attributed to perfectionism.
We had all imagined fleeing and leaving it all behind--the failing projects, the delinquent colleagues, the crazy advisors, and the dysfunctional department--but for me it was just imagining.
Many other complexities are at play, and one sunny spring day I tagged along while Ackerly showed a group of plant ecologist colleagues "some crazy hybrids".
Boehner, a fellow Republican, told an energy conference he supported efforts to "get to the bottom" of any potential interactions between Trump associates and the Russian government but described any calls to impeach Trump as the purview of "the crazy left-wing Democratic colleagues of mine".
"Have these Yankees then gone completely crazy?" Friedrich Engels asked his colleague Karl Marx, who himself wrote a good deal about the Civil War.
Sometimes one of her colleagues drives her crazy.
