"You had to be crazy to fight the Communists like she did.
When his ex-girlfriend Teresa Richard, a Spanish yoga instructor he'd met in Beirut, told him that he would be "crazy" to fight in Syria, Harroun replied, "You have to break an egg to make an omelette".
While it may seem crazy to fight a price war when markets are on their knees, companies ranging from airlines to car makers often see a slump as an opportunity to build market share at their competitors' expense especially if they reckon they are in a better shape to survive a downturn than their rivals.
Supporters drank wildly and huffed glue — they might not have been brawny, but they were crazy enough to fight.
In an interview with Showtime on Saturday, Mayweather said he was content in retirement but had received "crazy" offers to fight again.
Those crazy mad Japs are going to fight to the bitter end.
The book, In the Company of Cowards, appears in bookstores as another little cohort of crazy Australians go off to fight jihad, not in Afghanistan this time, but in Syria and Iraq.
And what's invigorating him are, of course, the details: You screaming at the racist cops in Miami was probably The highlight of my life Like, ha, yo, look at my wife, gangsta Me and 20 cops 'bout to fight, crazy night Bailed you out, next morning we got clean, Like it never happened, then later we at that Heat game Just another day in the life, of two people in love But it wasn't enough.
Republicans said, 'Well, if you give us the Senate, then we're going to fight like crazy against executive overreach and all of this.' We haven't fought.
ME: Because we live in this crazy world where we have to fight for every scrap, and I'm constantly scared that, if I slow down, life is just gonna pass me by.
On RepublicEn's Web site, he added, a cartoon likeness of the candidate serves as a "Bat Signal for people who want to fight the crazy with principles and pragmatism".
