The unusual and unexpected aspects of the situation are what make it crazy.
Yes, it was an accident that led to the situation.
The current situation does not impact me because I am not directly involved or affected by it in any way.
The problems in this situation are caused by a lack of communication and understanding between the people involved.
The ethical problem at the heart of this situation is the conflict between honesty and loyalty.
No, I have not experienced a situation where someone tried to suffocate me with a pillow.
it depends on what the situation is.
the community is crazy
"Cra-cra" is a slang term used to describe something that is crazy or insane. It is often used informally to emphasize the intensity or unexpectedness of a situation or experience.
The situation was unbelievable!The speech was oddly mesmerizing.The atmosphere at home was total chaos.
No, you just might have seen some deep irony in the situation or find the bashing amusing in some way.
Yes you are
The dream suggests that you are not being rational about some area of your life or about some decision you need to make. Going crazy is an exaggerated way of your own mind showing that you are not using your common sense or thinking straight about this situation.
Monkeys are very social creatures, and in an ideal situation, they would need another monkey as a companion.
crazy = wahnsinnig crazy = verrückt crazy = hirnrissig crazy = behämmert
In Sri Lanka you speak 'Sinhala Language' the southern most Indo-Europian Language. Crazy - "Pissu" You are Crazy - " Oyata Pissu" ( for a girl of sombody you respect) " Ubata Pissu" (Little aggressive, or for a Dude - sim. 'you are nuts') " Thota Pissu" (More aggressive) * I am Crazy - " Mata Pissu" * I am a crazy man - " Mama Piss_ek" * Are you crazy? - "Oyata Pissu_da?", "Ubata Pissuda?", " Thota pissuda"? * He/ She is crazy - " Eyaata Pissu'' * It is crazy (Animal) - " Oota Pissu" * That was crazy! (Action or incident) - " Ekanam Pissu_wak!" * Too much crazy - " Godak Pissu" *crazy man - "Pissu Miniha" * Crazy Woman - "Pissu gaani" * Crazy Child - "Pissu Lamaya" * Crazy Boy - " Pissu Kolla", Pissu Kella (Girl) Hope this would be helpful Sinhala is more incident and situation and more subjective language, so the words differ to match the situation , atmospear , purpose, intension and person who you are speaking to. Ex; 'You' can be used in different ways 'Oya' - to call your girlfriend, boyfriend or someone you love or respect. 'Nuba' - Litriture way, similar to 'Oya', for a lover. 'Uba' - 'for a dude, close friend, for a guy' 'Tho' - ' Aggressive, in a warm argument - offensive' 'Tha' - ancient , dramatical way of calling for someone lower in status' 'Thopi' - You all, in little offensive way 'Ushmatha' (Male) Ushmathiya (Female) in courts - 'yourself'
she is not crazy crazy she is perfect in everyway
who ever you are, thank you. i am in the same situation, i feel like i am crazy, aka never feeling remorse, not caring about others deaths.