He was considered a "lunatic" by fellow townspeople and was known as a loner.
There were other lunatic moments in Mr Plimpton's experiences in what he called participation.
Perhaps I should add this experiment to things that are lunatic enough to work as a Kickstarter project.
"I'm not a lunatic, trust me, " said Marlboro Mayor Jonathan Hornik, the father of three school-age children, in December.
" The general feeling was that I was a harmless lunatic, " says Keith.
She witnesses the internal anguish of her two patients worked itself out in the lunatic setting of the occupied city.
This is, quite sadly, simply evidence of the quite lunatic idea that we should be putting food into cars rather than people.
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Rising to Thackeray's bait, some of his counterparts on the lunatic fringe of Pakistani politics have issued similar threats against Indian players.
In 1840 people who advocated the immediate abolition of slavery and full equal rights for Americans of African descent were the lunatic fringe.
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And somewhere far away from here, intermingled with this racket, is the whistle of the Lunatic Express, rattling on regardless into the night.
The sharply divided US Congress has been able to agree on one thing at least - that the word "lunatic" should be banned.
He had it easy: His mission was always pretty clear: Save the earth from a space-station-based lunatic bent on replacing humanity with supermodels, and so on.
And although I hate to turn them into the kind of lunatic that I am, I still need to encourage them to get educated in software and technology.
If the problem had been that insured deposits were paying for lunatic capital markets bets which went wrong then OK, ring fencing, separation, might be a good idea.
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Clare, who was born in 1793 and died in 1864 in Northampton General Lunatic Asylum, is buried in St Botolph's churchyard, Helpston, Cambridgeshire, where there is a memorial to him.
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But Day is also an excellent reminder that Ziggy Stardust, the Thin White Duke, and the lunatic who sang Christmas songs with Bing Crosby have all been coexisting in the same brain for decades.
Regrettably, this is not some lunatic fringe conspiracy.
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Avoid the obscene rants and the lunatic fringe.
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Though the history of the line is intertwined with the ugliness of colonial exploitation and the bygone era of big-game hunting, passengers on the Lunatic Express sought the same kicks that safari-goers in Kenya look to experience today.
Aside from the likes of CAIR activists who get red in the face over imagined discrimination against Muslims for a living, no American constituency exists to support anti-blasphemy legislation, not even on the right- or left-wing lunatic fringes.
The security lights had been triggered and through the railings they had watched Manning roaming about, from time to time peering in at the downstairs windows of the lumpy red brick building that was said to have been a lunatic asylum once.
Did Mr. Krugman ever object to the "opinion pieces" of his New York Times colleague Maureen Dowd, whose serial character assassinations of senior U.S. officials would, by any objective measure, be examples of, in his words, "the media establishment joining hands with the lunatic fringe"?
After seeing the melodramatic headlines that made it sound like Dunham had lost her mind, gone off the deep end, and wandered out of the house on the day of the event without pants like some lunatic in the midst of a manic episode, I saw the picture of her outfit and laughed.
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