Crazy
Crazy adjective - Conceived or made without regard for reason or reality.
Practical
Practical adjective - Concerned with actual use or practice.
Usage example: a practical knowledge of Japanese
Both words in one sentence
- So don't tease people, don't treat anyone like they're crazy for talking about the monster, and don't play any practical jokes.
Source: Death by Mocking -
Funnily enough, humanity notes that the fact that they're essentially playing a galaxy-sized practical joke lends credence to the idea that they're actually a little crazy.
Source: Humans Are Cthulhu -
He works out from the word go that he and Pearl weren't supposed to be Platinum's bodyguards and is usually the one to come up with a crazy but practical solution to the issue at hand.
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