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Even [hardline Brexit Minister] Steve Baker told DD hiring Wacko was a bad idea."

All the more reason, then, for industry leaders to work in coordination with law enforcement officers to nip this tragic trend in the bud, before it further degenerates into a horrific 'open season' for wackos who want to achieve extreme notoriety, and end up all over the media and international consciousness.

Paul were 'wacko birds.' That was inappropriate and I apologize to them for saying that, and I respect them both.

Professor Wacko lived up to his name while the circus was in Wales earlier this year.

Prof Wacko has been trampolining and doing gymnastics since he was seven years old.

Profession Wacko said: "I should have got a receipt as I knowI'm getting a little forgetful."

Thank you for publishing 'NYT': Ron Paul for President - of the Wacko's?" Indication of effectiveness and truth is the measure of when the media resorts to hit pieces to try and paint a picture of a deranged anomaly.

Bowers, almost sixty-three years old, is no wacko. He passed a court-ordered psychological exam and explained that he had not been able to find a new job since his old one ended when his employer's company closed in 2003.

Now they must endure the finger-pointers; the curious and the appalled who all wonder what to make of the offspring of ' Wacko Jacko', the pop idol turned accused sex abuser.

Though Alex is too easily persuaded that initially his in-law is wacko and then his brother is the maniac fans will appreciate this strong romantic suspense.

Move over moderndrunkard.com--you've been replaced as our favorite wacko Web site by the quirky amateurgourmet.com.

"There's that wacko again," he's probably thinking.