Sentence examples for crazy friends from inspiring English sources

"He enjoys the little things in life, has a funny life and he's got crazy friends.

"My crazy friends," she said, "They don't think about nothing but food, food, food".

As a student I took off with a couple of crazy friends to explore the west coast of Scotland in my dad's boat.

Now: "We had a magnificent New Year's Eve party for 20 crazy friends at our place in Ocean Beach on Fire Island, where I'm a village trustee.

You can imagine its concept being pitched to a television producer as a sort of "Will & Grace" with an ontological conscience: He's a committed Christian, while he's a committed atheist, and it's driving their crazy friends even crazier!

If you were not there for the @africaexpress- you missed the gig of a LIFE TIME! Well done everyone involved!! Xx September 6 , 2012Viv Slack (@vivslack) If you were in Manchester tonight and not watching Damin Albarn & his 100 crazy friends at #AfricaExpress you missed the gig of the decade!

"Dot in the Universe" dares to ask: What if you really listened to that crazy friend who writes you all those oddly punctuated letters?

"She would say, 'I need to go and hang with my parents because we are all watching "The L Word" tonight.' " Dunham recalled, "When I was a sophomore in college, I had a friend who I stopped being friends with because she said, 'I feel like you care about your parents more than you do about me.' She was a crazy friend".

I met him and saw his crazy friend on the other side of the courtyard in a fur coat surrounded by groupies and I thought, "I wonder what these guys do?!" Up until then, I'd been doing sort of serious plays about dying poets and anorexics.

Maybe you're seeing less of them in the News Feed, but there's nothing to prevent a crazy friend from commenting on your post with a link to a well-known hoax site, as if it's news.

Maybe you're seeing less of them in the News Feed, but there's nothing to prevent a crazy friend from commenting on your post with a link to a well-known hoax site, as if it's news.