How do you describe.... (40)
lorraine: MAD.
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Brainless
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Not all there... 
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One bottle shy of a 6 pack...Light's on but there's nobody home....
Not the brightest light on the Christmas tree....
One brick shy of a full load....
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The lights are on but nobodies home
Sandwich short of a picnic
Lift doesnt go to the top floor
Sandwich short of a picnic
Lift doesnt go to the top floor
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bonkers
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Lights on but nobody at home 
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Off your trolley
Fallingman: Lights on but nobody at home
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Barkin.
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Forms of madness:
1) Communal reinforcement
2) Herd instinct
3) Pathological obsession
4) Showing uniqueness that really has nothing to do with individuality.
5) Discomfort arising from seeing and feeling others express love.
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1) Communal reinforcement
2) Herd instinct
3) Pathological obsession
4) Showing uniqueness that really has nothing to do with individuality.
5) Discomfort arising from seeing and feeling others express love.
More to come.....
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'Mad as a hatter' is a phrase sometimes
used in the uk.
This was originaly a reference to the glue
used by the workers in hat factories and
its affect on them.
As i live in Stockport where we have a hat
museum, a relic of a bygone era and our
local football team are nicknamed
'The Hatters', it might explain the behaviour
of some of the people in this town.
used in the uk.
This was originaly a reference to the glue
used by the workers in hat factories and
its affect on them.
As i live in Stockport where we have a hat
museum, a relic of a bygone era and our
local football team are nicknamed
'The Hatters', it might explain the behaviour
of some of the people in this town.
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Not the full pack
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a few screws loose
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a cocoa bean short of a bar of chocolate
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lusciousmile: Forms of madness:
1) Communal reinforcement
2) Herd instinct
3) Pathological obsession
4) Showing uniqueness that really has nothing to do with individuality.
5) Discomfort arising from seeing and feeling others express love.
More to come.....
1) Communal reinforcement
2) Herd instinct
3) Pathological obsession
4) Showing uniqueness that really has nothing to do with individuality.
5) Discomfort arising from seeing and feeling others express love.
More to come.....
6) Profound dislike of the unknown
7) Mind depleting urgency to change the unchangeable over a longgggg, insane period of time.
Lord, what's in my diet?
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bodleing: 'Mad as a hatter' is a phrase sometimes
used in the uk.
This was originaly a reference to the glue
used by the workers in hat factories and
its affect on them.
As i live in Stockport where we have a hat
museum, a relic of a bygone era and our
local football team are nicknamed
'The Hatters', it might explain the behaviour
of some of the people in this town.
used in the uk.
This was originaly a reference to the glue
used by the workers in hat factories and
its affect on them.
As i live in Stockport where we have a hat
museum, a relic of a bygone era and our
local football team are nicknamed
'The Hatters', it might explain the behaviour
of some of the people in this town.
All localities have there own terms and I think they are hilarious. Thanks bodleing.
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Lost the plot,
You are off your head
You are off your head
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Needs a check up from the neck up
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bodleing: 'Mad as a hatter' is a phrase sometimes
used in the uk.
This was originaly a reference to the glue
used by the workers in hat factories and
its affect on them.
As i live in Stockport where we have a hat
museum, a relic of a bygone era and our
local football team are nicknamed
'The Hatters', it might explain the behaviour
of some of the people in this town.
used in the uk.
This was originaly a reference to the glue
used by the workers in hat factories and
its affect on them.
As i live in Stockport where we have a hat
museum, a relic of a bygone era and our
local football team are nicknamed
'The Hatters', it might explain the behaviour
of some of the people in this town.
really? i always thought that was a reference to 'alice in wonderland'?
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