what do you call an insane persons luggage?
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i agree with miss novembr.
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Packed my bags in a hurry and flew to where he's at so I could be with him.  How crazy's that?
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whahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!ur crazy!!!!!!!LOL
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squirrel nut zippers\n\nthat's weird ... this has been asked a bunch today ... I have to wonder if it's part of a trivia game somewhere
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My mother-in-law.  It would be called either "Why are You So Insane"  or "Shut Up, Gossip Doesn't Live Here Anymore".
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YOUR A FREAK. A SICKO. A MANIAC.....
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Because they are INSANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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contact either your States attorney general or go to \nhttp://packing.org
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It's a quote from "Hamlet" by Shakespeare.\n\nWhat seems crazy at first glance (madness) may have a logical pattern or reason (method).
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This person is crazy... they asked some other weird stuff too
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Its called Miranda Rights.
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When someone goes Crazy...He or she momentarily looses control of mind and emotion. Being crazy is reversible, via comfort of words and creation of a relaxed environment. Being crazy might also be the spontaneous expression of repressed feelings eg. anger. There are more drastic forms of craziness this occurs when the central nervous system is tampered with, a neurone compromised...people with such conditions are called neurotics.
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pack his bags of what? pot?
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mental institution?    ...or my closet....  justttt kiddin
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Having a fit, going "crazy"...and cannot be tied down or held still.
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It's amazing that although this question is posted in the Medicine section, there is no medical-informed answer before (and including) this one!\n\nLater addition:\nOK, the problem is that the concept of "madness", "mental illness" or "insanity", is too wide and complex to deserve a unique definition.\nA simpler scenario is the legal one (taken from the omnipresent Wikipedia), where a person is defined "insane" when presents inability to either determine the difference between "right" and "wrong" (or, in a more practical or direct sense, "legal" and "illegal") or understand the consequences of one's own actions.
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NASA came up with the idea of wheeled luggage back around 1967, but needed to test it in the weightlessness of space before it could be approved by the FDA and the EPA for consumer use. It was a big hit on the moon. In fact it was Buzz Aldrin who said " One small wheel for luggage, One giant wheel for airline travel" which didn't make the news as much as Neil Armstrong's famous quote. A real shame, cuz Buzz was really the clever one in the group. Anyway, when they got back, wheeled luggage became all the rage.