like crazy
A two word replacement for the adjective "crazily." It is typically used by younger individuals that do not yet know or care that it is improper grammar.
like crazy by Ben L. September 25, 2005
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like crazy by TFS February 19, 2005
dab like crazy
your at school and a class mate says juju on that beat now side drop and he is dabbing while saying those words that means to dab like crazy boi
dab like crazy by #SWAG AND DAB BOI February 14, 2017
crazy like a fox
Implys the opposite. The individual refered to is not crazy at all, rather cunning (like a fox). Used when one appears to be 'crazy', but is acting with a hidden motive, in a cunning way
crazy like a fox by Umpa Lumpa October 15, 2003
crazy like a Spock who’s just had his mother insulted
Very, very angry, and probably about to strangle you. It refers to Star Trek's character Mr. Spock, who can be a very pissed off alien if somebody dares mention his human mother, and therefore provokes an emotional reaction in him. It is not, under any circumstances, an advisable move.
First used by Brittany Diamond in her Star Trek TOS commentary.
First used by Brittany Diamond in her Star Trek TOS commentary.
If someone has to ask about Landrew one more FREAKIN’ time and NOT get an answer, I swear I will go CRAZY like a SPOCK who’s just had his MOTHER insulted.
crazy like a Spock who’s just had his mother insulted by ronnachu August 18, 2009
Crazy Like You, Lollipop
A 178 chapter long Frerard (not yet completed) story on theblackparade.net that is the longest story on the site. It's written by Nukyster and features a mentally instable adaptation of Gerard Way and his suicidal 16 year old boyfriend, an adaptation of Frank Iero.
"dude, did you read CLYL on theblackparade.net?"
"CLYL?"
"Crazy Like You, Lollipop!!"
"Oh, yea man I love that story! It's so long..."
"Yea, but it's pretty amazing."
"CLYL?"
"Crazy Like You, Lollipop!!"
"Oh, yea man I love that story! It's so long..."
"Yea, but it's pretty amazing."
Crazy Like You, Lollipop by babyblue(: November 10, 2010
crazy like mutha fucka hanzo
Hanzo is the well-endowed samurai from the cult trilogy Hanzo the Razor. Hanzo is best described as a Japanese amalgamation of Shaft and Dirty Harry. He practiced sadomasochism to further hone his strength and sexual prowess. Examples include pounding his penis into a block of wood with a mallet and humping a dry bag of rice.
crazy like mutha fucka hanzo by Oddjob6025 April 21, 2005
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