Sentences with phrase «mad idea»

Latest mad idea: retiring early to a little beach house with a deck that has a bit of a view.

Wenger is clueless on modern tactics, has mad ideas on formation, picking the team and could not motivate a player if his life depended on it.

It wasn't just hard on the CV; it took a great deal of joy out of the science, which for me has always been about swapping mad ideas over a few pints in the conference bars.

The movie is at its best when, as with its predecessor, all concerns for plot are tossed aside and it dives into whatever mad idea strikes its fancy.

As Kotaku UK reported a few days ago, an Italian doctor called Sergio Canavero is currently at the centre of an insane internet - generated conspiracy involving Metal Gear Solid V, head transplants, and a whole host of other mad ideas.

My first MAD idea was to open a B&B.

It's given me this mad idea that I could actually make a brown rice «pizza base» and put all sorts of yummy stuff on it... just cos I love the nutty flavour!

Before summer started I had this mad idea to post everyday, foolishly thinking that summer would be calmer than term time and somehow magically I'd have all this free time on my hands.

When I recorded podcast episode 33, sitting talking away to myself and my phone in the garden room, I had a mad idea...

We gamers are pretty used to the almost continuous parade of mad ideas and odd goings - on that pervade our hobby.

They put up with my mad ideas and go along with them, even when most normal people would tell me to bugger off.

Part of my mad idea to photograph every British painting in every British museum.

I mean this is a fantastic thing, and this mad idea of putting this thing skewered on the Perspex, so it can rotate about the Perspex...

I've gone a bit quiet on the mad ideas since I met DD, but there were soooooo many of them during the married years.

One of Daniel's first suggestions was painting the kitchen dark blue — something which might strike people as a mad idea, as it was a small, poorly - lit area.