Sentence examples for crazy helmet from inspiring English sources

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And let's not forget the Wii Teddy Bear or Crazy Helmet Head Wii and the lesser-but-still-impressive Goggle Face Wii controller adapter.

After some actress from Degrassi: The Next Generation and the drummer of Nickelback sauntered down the red carpet, garnering almost zero attention from fans or the press, this guy rolled up and everybody went nuts as he started running in circles with his crazy helmet.

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An earlier batch of electric scooter sharing startups — offering full-fat, on-road mopeds that most definitely do need a license to ride (and, unless you're crazy, a helmet for your head) — just can't compete with that.

This long, pale being in loose-fitting uniform with concertina trousers, thick boots, and a crazy-looking helmet?

We doubt you'll be able to replicate this how-to (but if you attempt it, please let us know!), but we thought you might be interested in following along with his steps to see exactly how one of these crazy LED helmets are made….

Looks like a start-up called LifeBEAM definitely think so, as they've recently developed a crazy, innovative SMART helmet that utilises electro-optical technology to continuously monitor the wearer's heart rate, transmitting data to your mobile device via Bluetooth or ANT+ so you can keep an eye on your fitness efficiency.

In "Moneyball," the locker room was a site of ribaldry and discipline; in "Goon," it introduced hazing with a helmet; in "Crazy, Stupid, Love," it brought us counselling on chivalry and Ryan Gosling's domineering "schwanz".

His crazy red and green helmet made him a comic figure hard to take seriously, but before long we had several machine guns pointing at us.

His crazy red and green helmet made him a comic figure, and hard to take seriously, but before long we had several machine guns pointing at us.

Especially if you're going to be trying crazy tricks and gaps, a helmet is recommended to avoid brain damage, and pads are recommended if you want to have elbows and knees when you are through.

The opening scene has some kind of military fellow, as evidenced by a badge that looks like something one can pick up at german-helmets.com, crazy-glued to his beret.

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