In New York's gubernatorial race, Carl (Mad as Hell) Paladino, a Tea Party-backed businessman from Buffalo, knocked out former Congressman Rick Lazio, who had the Republican Party's support.
But the intensity of the Republican race — the mad scramble for delegates and the push for momentum — won't pick up again until April, when big-state primaries resume.
Brian Crawford, Belfast We say: In this devastating satire on the Cold War, the arms race and Mad (mutually assured destruction), insanity is in the air, on the ground and in Ken Adam's subterranean War Room (which Reagan asked to see when he arrived at the White House).
You can observe it in action with the "installed base race," that mad dash to sign up, cajole, steal or beg as many customers as possible in the shortest period of time, profits be damned.
Every day, I woke up in the dark, roused my two young children and began my morning routine: get out the door by 6 a.m., drop both children off at their private school and race like mad to catch the train.
This same vastness can be seen in the Crystal Dynamics racing game Mad Dash, whose courses dwarf those of every other racing game I've played.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, November 30, 1940 P. 60 The season's riding sensation is going to either a young man named Earl Dew, who is winning races like mad in California, or Walter Lee Taylor, who is doing the same at Bowie.
The announcement and DiDio's subsequent tweets reveal that in this modern reinterpretation the Scooby gang is involved in an apocalypse rather than mysteries, "Wacky Races" goes "Mad Max: Fury Road," Jonny Quest meets Space Ghost and even the Flintstones gets an updated look.
"Iran cannot continue its mad race".
This frantic, totally mad race forward.
