A state of being in which everything is awesome or insane.
To be insane compares a current state to the norm, while to be cramsane means to be in a state in which insanity is the norm.
Cramsane is not hyperbole: nothing should be called cramsane unless it is truly cramsane, for cramsane denotes a literal state of what is normally only hyperbole.
To be insane compares a current state to the norm, while to be cramsane means to be in a state in which insanity is the norm.
Cramsane is not hyperbole: nothing should be called cramsane unless it is truly cramsane, for cramsane denotes a literal state of what is normally only hyperbole.
Proper use: Jim is holding a gravity bong and a large bag of leaf and says to Andy "hey, you ready to get cramsane," to which Andy replies "yes."
Improper use: "Oh man, that soup was really good." "Yeah, it was cramsane."
Improper use: "Oh man, that soup was really good." "Yeah, it was cramsane."
by Sam "cramsane" Crane December 7, 2007