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up in the night 

This is a saying used for someone who doesn't know what they are talking about. When someones is "up in the night", they may be confused, or making up facts, or just simply crazy.

Similar Sayings: "Off your rocker", "Out of your mind", "Crazy", "Far fetched"
When someone says something that is absolutely ridiculous and does not make sense, you respond with:

"Oh, you're up in the night!"

Or you can refer to someone else:
Mary: "Jane said it was snowing last night... it was 72 Degrees Out"
Molly: "She's got to be up in the night."
up in the night by wdyc1199 November 15, 2013
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up in the night 

a phrase originating in Utah from the Pulsipher clan to describe someone who has crazy thoughts or ideas.
Josiah: hey, maybe our religion isn't the only one. Maybe we should learn about other religions....

Moroni: I think you are up in the night

Up in the night 

When someone's opinions or expectations are ridiculous, grandiose, or ill-informed they are "up in the night."

Common synonyms: out of their mind, bat shit crazy, off their rocker, way out there.

A common colloquialism among Utahans, those from the western United States, and the Latter-day Saint population at large.
If she thinks those shorts are inappropriate, she is up in the night.

The florist wanted $100 for a corsage; he's up in the night.

If they think I'm doing the dishes again tonight, they're all up in the night.

blinded by the light...wrapped up like a douche in the runner in the night 

it means...1. dude this is so cool...2. What happends when Prefontaine is running in his tighty whities at 2:30 am with a pack of stray grey-eyed wolves through the forest.
Blinded by the light...wrapped up like a douche in the runner in the night
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