Even his vice-president, Joe Biden, who on the campaign trail called Mr Ahmadinejad a "madman", "that wacko guy" and "the crazy president", kept his mouth uncharacteristically shut.
Andy Rooney, a TV commentator, has accused Mr Gibson of being a "wacko" and "a real nutcase" who is exploiting Christ's crucifixion for monetary gain.In this section New fuel for the culture wars His last hurrah?
Although the relationship between architecture, sound and perception in auditoriums is not yet fully understood, antique construction plans are an unlikely source of the missing information.Jason Summers Washington, DCEuropean frontiersSIR – You folks come up with some pretty wacko ideas.
Larry Ellison, the boss of Oracle, which makes most of its money from such software, has ridiculed SAP's idea of an in-memory database, calling it "wacko" and asking for "the name of their pharmacist".
With a none too firm grasp on Mormon theology, he has a scandalous habit of making up wacko stuff – such as that, erm, raping a frog rather than a baby will cure you of Aids.
"Mike would be viewed as the more knowledgeable one, and Chris would be the über-fan, the foil, the Everyman, the wacko.
And my only patient will be some wacko who runs a library".
It played up stories of corrupt lobbyists and wacko longshot candidates — and sprinkled it with the occasional fistfight in the Korean and Taiwanese legislatures — all part of an unsubtle message from Party propagandists about the dangers of rampant democracy.
The goal at this early stage, Adeyemi told me, was to try things that were "totally wacko".
At the time, she was dismissed by most observers as an unmitigated wacko.
This commitment to making the next radical thing, whatever it is, and however unnerving it might be to have it in your mouth-dessert as performance art-is a movement of sorts, sometimes called the New Gastronomy, sometimes dismissed as plain wacko.
