Sentences with phrase «know crazy people»

So we must ask ourselves, «Why is it that millions of us know this crazy person's name?»

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Protip: you want people to know yr biz is a-ma-zing, growing like crazy?

A tip that Corcoran gives to people searching for Shake Shack is one that only locals would know: if you only want ice cream, you don't have to stand in the crazy long line.

We all know people in our businesses that can be described as «crazy» in one way or another.

It hired like crazy, bloating its payroll to over 1,600 people, and chaos ensued, with no one knowing what other workers were doing.

«It seems crazy,» he says, «that people know more about the car they drive than about the body they put behind the steering wheel.»

Now that the book's come out, more people know who I am — and more people think I'm crazy.

It reminded me of the feeling that inspiration gives, as I wrote in «How inspiration feels, in depth ``, that inspired people look back fondly at the crazy amount of work they did after the project is done and inspired people value missing less rewarding activities, no matter how fun they would have been.

I went down the rabbit hole, and I knew some people thought I was crazy.

And it's that upside from the part where human accumulation of science, technology know - how, deployment in creative ways whether it's a technology product, something that somebody uses technology to produce a non-technology product or just somebody with a crazy - assed idea that people end up liking.

You know, if you're in a good cash position — which I'm in a good cash position today — then people like me would go in and buy like crazy... If there is a bubble burst, as they call it, you know, you can make a lot of money.»

«Do you know how many times people pointed to that interview and said, «Hey, remember that time Mark Zuckerberg said it was crazy and now look?

I know four people who have served in Iraq and Afanganistan and they all think that people in the US are crazy for feeling this way.

I just know I became one of those people I used to think were crazy.

Yes, finally someone who understands and speaks publicly about this matter to let people know they're not crazy, they're guided and blessed by God.

I've known many evangelicals that are great people, but they're being muffled by their crazy minority against Romney.

What amazes me is that you know that thousands of people much smarter than you believe in evolution, yet you think it's those of us who share their views who are the crazy ones.

You know... people are crazy, and they'll twist scriptures into meaning whatever it is they want it to mean to do the evil that was already on their heart.

However, I have lived most of my life in more populated / diverse areas and most of the religious people I know seem to think the stories in the bible are just as crazy as I do.

Most of the «intense» religeous people I know of all talk about Obama being a «secret Muslim» bent on destroying America and other Fox News crazy propaganda.

I know that it is popular to condemn political correctness, but, at it's core, not the crazy extremes, it's about not offending people.

Thats great I'd rather see people with real sobriety standing up in public, being identified, and trying to help others... I know thats crazy... Who in the media is a testament to AA's ability to help us?

But the Christians I have known in my life have been the most craziest «untrustworthy «unreliable «opportunistic «money hungry / selfish people I have ever met.

I'm a Mormon and I know that many people think we are crazy.

I probably would have gone crazy looking up at the sky every day not really knowing what I was looking at... how horrible... not knowing why people get sick since people back then had no knowledge of bacteria or even molecules.

I know plenty of non-religious people who do crazy things.

For all of you anti-Christian folks, that look for any reason to bash Christianity, just for the record: A vast majority of Christians know these people are crazy.

Hmm, maybe I'm just crazy but I think it's pathetic how people feel the need to deify other people that they really know nothing about.

That's a fact so all this talk means nothing, you die and then nothing, best feeling is knowing that for all crazy stuff religious people do the moment they die the realization comes... oh no god!

So if he says «No, I never was» then you get crazy obsessed people like Radkey who will try and prove that he did and then plaster it all over the front page of CNN.

Mama kindless can tolerate some of these weak - minded people for a while, but if they start hiding their misdeeds in their crazy made - up religions, then she will find you as's and make sure society knows what you're up to.

NOTE: After NAMBLA was exposed, the GLBTQ Pride parade people asked them to keep low key, sort of like the crazy uncle you keep under wraps so nobody knows it runs in the family.

So please don't make the argument «well what if this persons god tells them to kill people or set babies on fire and say god told them to do it» I think we all know there are crazies out there.

But lawyers and politicians long ago realized they could make a profit, you know, by captivating part of the mind in certain people who's minds didn't have good sense, and made them start believe all kinds of crazy things.

What do you think is going to happen if you tell people they are crazy and what they cherish, love, and know to be true in their hearts is just «myth»?

I've sounded crazy to you liberals time to time but I threw ideas so people will know how the absolutely - worshipped secularism in the West looks like to some Christians now.

Jesus was no more the messiah and the Kokhba and is special only in the sense that he is the most famous crazy person to ever walk the earth.

I trust a person of faith, no matter how crazy, over an aetheist any time!

Maybe the point is that even when all the people you know say that you are crazy and / or evil... When life gives you blow after blow without a chance to catch your breath... God still loves you and wants to bring good into your life.

Clergy can, for example, be empathic listeners, and can ask questions that will encourage people to express their feelings, no matter how «crazy.»

For those Christians that are laughing at Harold Camping, saying that his claims are unsound and unhealthy, saying that he should not be allowed to influence those around him... For those Christians who I have actually heard say, «This guy is crazy», and mock the concept as something you can't believe people actually bought into... Now you know how we, the nonbelievers, feel about you.

= > I do nt think it's crazy at all to say to a person «why do you think it is valid to criticize something that you know nothing about, and have repeatedly said you have no interest in learning about?»

You Don't Have to Be Call me crazy, sappy, or just plain weird, but one person I have found who is always there for me, who listens when I yell and scream, who doesn't judge when I fail, and who loves me no matter what, is Jesus.

Thatâ $ ™ s why people go crazy searching for things that are fake and phony, because fake and phony are all they know.

I totally know what you mean by people thinking your crazy, it makes me laugh so much!

«The media went crazy about my protein ball story and random people in town who met me said they knew about my snack,» Dolan remembers.

Heck, it has a seasonal latte named after it that people go crazy for this time of year, so I know I am not the only one who is obsessed with pumpkin pie flavor!

I know some people go crazy over those cute little chicks / bunnies, but not me.

Initially I wasn't sure if I was going to post these Vegan Pistachio Lemon Truffles on the blog because the internet is just so full of these types of recipes... but after we tried them, we just knew that they HAD to be featured on the blog so that we could share it with you crazy people.

I have repeatedly joked in the last week that because I've never left my apartment before, we didn't really know if 5 (what I imagined) or 500 people were going to show up to events, and so little was planned with crazy numbers in mind.