As Brown later told the SF Weekly: "In America, if you have two of anything, you have to race". On Mother's Day 1969, Brown, Mays and entrants manning nine other pedal-powered, wacky works of art raced down Main Street in Ferndale, a 19th-century Victorian village south of Eureka.
ALARM WILL SOUND, a new-music chamber orchestra that in recent years has given brilliant performances of Minimalist classics by Steve Reich and wacky spatial works by Benedict Mason, has lately turned its attention to electronica, with a twist.
She's the resident playwright for a terrific group called Theatre Reconstruction Ensemble, and they do the wackiest, greatest work.
Lohan, of course, got the wackiest part, working with a CGI lion and then poking fun at her legal problems.
Independently they each told me that they had indeed noticed my eyebrows but figured I was up to some wacky shit for work and didn't bother asking about it.
I had the wacky privilege of working with him in a film once.
Larry Storch (of the old sitcom "F Troop"), a newcomer to the cast, may play Sitting Bull like a cross between Diana Vreeland and Calvin Coolidge, but on its own wacky terms it works.
The wacky spirit in this work tickles rather than bites.
The wacky spirit in this work tickles rather than bites, and like these two indulgences, a little goes a long way (Glueck).
With a quick snip here and a quick snip there, Ms. Brackman, 45, known on party turf as Wacky Wendy, went to work, cracking jokes as she cut a green paper plate into an alien with nostrils, antennae and funny-looking eyeballs.
