Word: mad
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...there"), and I'd listen to how Coach King was trying to give her shit in study hall (write 2,000 times "I will study in study hall!"), how school meant nothing to her, she wanted out (Oh, so ahead of her time!), she wanted a car, she was mad at the goddamn world for treating her like shit, she was tragically powerless to escape from the bastards who were wringing her through this goddamn machine called school, slop jobs, idiots with pom-poms who wanted her to cheer for the goddamn basketball team when she had to help support...
...your treatment of my ex-landlord Richard Dow. "Tony" is not any rad-lib, even though his son is a genuine freak, but he is a pleasant curmudgeon. During the time we rented from him over the Billings and Stover store, we thought that he'd go mad with us hairy freaks running all over the building. But he remained as pleasant as he could, and when a broken pipe in the wall doused our office, he gave us a month's free rent to make...
Congressmen of both parties immediately condemned the incident. "Anyone who would plant a bomb like that anyplace . . . has to be a revolutionary or completely mad," Sen. Harold Hughes, (D-Iowa), said. Sen. George McGovern, (D-S. D.) called it "tragic" and "barbaric...
...society's sickest man. Each of his better plays is a kind of psychosocial profile of a man with a raging obsession, a feverishly disordered imagination. He may be a hypocrite, a miser, a misanthrope. In Molière's view, such a man is as mad as a man who claims to be Napoleon; the only cure is a cascade of laughter and the bracing tonic of common sense...
...guess we should have been mad after losing such a close match, but we weren't," Irvings said yesterday. It was the Crimson's third consecutive Ivy League loss...