whacky

Computer going whacky - must have hit post before I was ready.

You really need to keep Mickey away from the whacky cheese!

I know what I'm going to tell you sounds whacky, but it's the truth, so help me!

And then the game turned whacky in the eighth.

The version numbers are a little whacky now though.

"You can't believe every whacky idea that comes along the vine."

Campbell said, 'I think this whole whacky idea is wrong.

His company Whacky Music has now sold more than 4 million units.

Anybody else I know, okay-the idea is so whacky it makes my own head hurt.

"The whole thing is whacky," Bert was saying in a strained tone.

At a time when sober people were seeing whacky things, applejack might be the treatment to keep normal.

"There are points when your mind is a little whacky," Culpepper said.

Only when a guy goes whacky he don't know what's logical, anyway."

Until March this year he was a music entrepreneur who did whacky stunts and ran an airline of the side.

"The Simpsons" is bound to take it for a shrewdly whacky spin.

-Details of the latest whacky software have been flooding into the office.

So he was playing some whacky game.

That was the whacky part of it.

She came up with the wonderfully whacky idea of the Cabinet all being drug smugglers.'

She has a completely whacky sense of humour.

I'm not positing any weird or whacky explanations of mind, and don't feel a personal need to explain it.

What kind of whacky statistics are these?

The Democrats would jump in to portray the Republicans as whacky and extremist.

Germany has never really been famous for its eccentricity, but there are some notable exceptions, such as this whacky hotel.

We live in a whacky world; I think we could forgive the royal family for living in the same one.