Nor is it because the track pad sometimes goes screwy and the keys lack the normal pressed-key response that allows smooth typing.
Welcome to the divisional playoffs, where screwy happens.
There's definitely something screwy about the asymmetry that doesn't immediately suggest an accounting.
Either they have a screwy process or they were playing games with you.
My partner is in a profession he loves, which happens to be light years from academia and with screwy hours.
These are not screwy distributions, they are fairly average for my whole faculty.
The health care system is so screwy here that docs are afraid to run too many tests.
One of the reasons academics are so screwy generally is that they try to pretend it's something else.
But anyone whose head is screwy enough to do this sort of thing in the first place is not going to see it that way.
It was brought to my attention that some of my links were screwy in my above responses.
British Dictionary definitions for screwy
screwy
/ˈskruːɪ/
adjective screwier, screwiest
1.
(informal) odd, crazy, or eccentric
Word Origin and History for screwy
adj.
1820, "tipsy, slightly drunk," from screw (n.) + -y (2.). Sense of "crazy, ridiculous" first recorded 1887. Related: Screwily; screwiness.
Slang definitions & phrases for screwy
screwy
adjective
Very eccentric; crazy; nutty, screwball: Newspaper guys are mostly screwy
[1887+; fr the gait of a drunk person suggested by the twistiness of a screw thread, whence the various senses of deviation; influenced by the notion of having a screw loose in one's head]