OPEN POST: Happy National Crazy Day!

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Oof, sorry for the jump scare, hors, but I could think of no better entry for National Crazy Day than this crafty broad. In honor of today's esteemed holiday, let's talk about our favorite craziest celebrities, shall we? Tell us! Whose cheese has completely slid off the cracker the hardest?

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