| But he's still managed to cram in all the laughs, poignancy and downright freakiness that we've come to expect from his projects. |
| Because the growing freakiness of weather is precisely his point. |
| Nature has caused different forms of freakiness in some animals, such as this one with an extra pair of legs coming out from its midriff. |
| She may have had a point about the relative freakiness of an entire gender that has hair growing out of its faces: if the average man never trimmed his beard, it would grow to nearly 30ft in length in his lifetime. |
| Now, neither my aunt nor my mother live with me in reality but that was just part of the freakiness of the dream. |
| The freakiness on my end is one day you would see swelling and the next day his hands would be completely normal. |
