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• And they can then jump on it and hold it up as a prime example of how all those fags and feminazis and blacks, all those radicals and activists and liberals, are all full of patently whacky ideas and bound into an irrationalist groupthink. More on Cultural Appropriation
• It involves the travails of a group of ne’er-do-wells in whacky and sacreigious adventures punctuated by over-the-top violence, weird side gags that barely make sense, and a fearlessness that served it well. It's Official
• But every time they do that ... every time they do something that is really negative, or kind of whacky or off topic, they are making our case for us," he added. Republicans Accuse Leading Dems Of 'Shameless' Race-Baiting
• For something that was supposed to be totally untrue and 'whacky', it sure seems that it was disconcerting enough that the United States Senate took it seriously. Health care debate focuses on public insurance option
• I think those whacky movies were more effective than dry lectures about the dangers of unsafe sex and drug use.
• The brass quintet is a fun and whacky group made up of members of the Bournemouth Symphonic Orchestra brass section.
• I have read some whacky things in my time but the latest report of the Electoral Reform Society takes some beating.
• It seems to me the "whacky" among right wing evengelicals have a lot more practical power to do genuine harm to their fellow Americans than do a discredited African American cult. Farrakhan's Support For Obama? Hugely Controversial. Hagee's Backing Of McCain? No Problem.
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• Expect to get a twenty-something view on life and books, far superior photographs to mine, the occasional whacky and clever bit of computerised MP3 gizmology as befits a BBC trained person and doubtless memoirs of greyhound bus trips around America, skateboard trips around Australia, how the didgeridoo practice is coming along and everything else in between. Shipshape