funny in the head

Blade, you're not going funny in the head, are you?

Lots of great leaders are a bit funny in the head, wellknown fact.

Well, my mother had me an' my sisters, but she got a bit funny in the head.

Perhaps it was some kind of joke, this child was funny in the head.

Drive you funny in the head, Crouch would.

'He's always been a bit funny in the head,' joked Gwen.

He might be a little funny in the head, but he travels in style.

He is a preacher, sir, but is funny in the head from lightnin'.

It was plain that the old fellow was a bit funny in the head. '

"You can't tell me that saying all that stuff about relatives isn't going funny in the head." '

The old Abbot was a sound man, but he must have gone a little funny in the head at the finish, snapped the Duke.

She's gone funny in the head,' said Granny. '

Old rats were driven out, to lurk around by themselves and go rotten and funny in the head.

If you don't toughen up you go funny in the head.' '

As they all went out of the room she murmured to Mrs. Bantry, "Is the old lady a bit funny in the head?"

If you did this in the Cotswolds, you would either be shot for trespassing or sectioned as being a bit "funny in the head".

Saying something that made you sound like you had gone over funny in the head, though . . . that was a different kettle of beans.

Only it's more like absorbing a vitamin their brains need to work properly-without regular exposure to warrior musk, workers and gentles start to go funny in the head.

She remembered thinking a couple of nights ago as her sister Anne would think: You're getting as funny in the head as Uncle Frank, Bobbi.

Injuries such as his when they went bad made people funny in the head, sometimes; this business of wanting to look for his companions in the prison ward seemed very odd to her.

Mystics are all a bit funny in the head anyway," the priest added cynically, "which is why the church locks them all up in mental hospitals and euphemistically calls these institutions monasteries.

She could hear Anne laughing and saying You're getting as funny in the head as Uncle Frank, Bobbi, and it's just what you deserve, living out there alone with your smelly dog.