manic

Once the match started, he was expressive, but not in an obsessive, manic, Antonio Conte or Simone Inzaghi kind of way.

A few days after his YouTube confessional, he went into more detail on Instagram about the “manic” feelings he was struggling with.

Meanwhile, Will Yarrow, the owner of Yorkshire Haulage, was surprised that particular A road was voted the best, as he said he thinks it’s “manic”.

Kamala Harris, she’s just —she got 85 million votes because she’s just so impressive as the first Samoan-Malaysian, low IQ former California prosecutor ever to be elected president,” Carlson said, complementing his shrill remarks with manic hand gestures.

Fernando Valenzuela roped us all in, leaving a legacy far greater than a manic screwball and a majestic mania.