Mornings at home can feel crazed, especially during the weekdays with everyone rushing off to work or school.
From a stop, the R-Line's flat-out acceleration feels simultaneously crazed and rather fun, thanks to a not excessively overzealous Anti-Slip Regulation system that allows the front wheels to grate a bit of rubber along the roadway.
The plot follows the familiar, curious pattern that tends to affect every exploit of 007, with the romance of the peripatetic slowly shrinking to a squabble that feels both crazed and touchingly provincial.
At times I felt like a crazed mom juggling the kids' soccer and piano lesson schedules.
The word "skin" flashed through my mind as I considered this, and I felt wired, alert, crazed, and I saw the elephant across the room.
This was when Shopsin's was still in Greenwich Village and felt like a crazed version of the general store it had once been; over the stack of plain pancakes that I ordered without knowing any better, I tried not to be too alarmed by the abusive banter in the kitchen between Shopsin and one of his sons — which sounded, to the uninitiated, like a job for 911.
"With that goal, I became crazed – I felt inflamed, so took off my top.
In fact, there is some evidence to suggest that Gurney felt less tortured and crazed in the trenches than he did as a civilian, particularly in later life when his mind and nerves went to pieces, leading to long periods of hospitalisation.
But most of all, there's no reason to be so thoughtless and crass simply because you're crazed and feel that whenever there's a tragedy you must push the cause of that tragedy all the harder.
I felt neither calm nor crazed, so I called my doctor back.
