I put more inches on than she will take, and then fly her as near as I know to how she should be flown, only flying as crazy as really good pilots fly crazy sometimes.
God forbid, if I'd been down there, where apparently unforgiving shrapnel was flying like crazy, well, this would be a whole different kind of story I'd rather not think about.
They were beaming when I described all the crazy flying adventures me and their uncle went on.
"There was money flying around like crazy in Los Angeles and elsewhere on start-ups that were nonsensical but turned out to be incredible.
On Thursday, he took off from St Peter's Square in a helicopter, "flying over a crazy Rome", wrote Francesco Merlo on the daily newspaper La Repubblica.
"He says 'Gimme your fucking phone' and then he just drives like crazy, flying through lights, slamming on brakes, turning real hard, slamming the brakes again.
The puns are flying around like crazy today, and I really liked "Key chain" for ARCHIPELAGO, "In flight?" for MAKING A RUN FOR IT (a great entry), "Be an angel?" for BANKROLL, and "Company boycotter?" for LONER.
When the beam was sent flying in a crazy arc that thundered toward us and then receded, the audience was challenged directly: what if the chain broke, and the beam hurtled into us?
After lunch, hop a cab to the lake district, where you can climb either the Drum or Bell Tower (Zhonglouwan Hutong; 86-10-6401-2674) and thee in the cluttered courtyards, the crazy flying pigeons and the endless sprawl of buildings to the Western Hills.
It is difficult to resist the pleasure this voice takes in rounding out its sentences, describing the pain of running ("something's happening inside the shell-case of my guts, a grinding near me ticker as though a bag of rusty screws is loose inside me"), or the euphoria ("it's the only risk I take and the only excitement I ever get, flying flat out, crazy like a cut-balled cockerel").
