umm Tina, i understand the menaing of this word a little but can i please have a full definition.

The ending is great! At 15 seconds - I heard my name - probably Carly.

HAHAHA!!! Tin, thanks so much for expanding on this. BUT I still don't understand how you can describe a person as 'hectic'.

haha I LOVE Phil's part and "JUST SAY HECTIIIC!!!!!". Ohhhh Tina.

The more you hear it the less sense it makes.

Tina you're the coolest. Your sister stole the show at the end.

i dont know, caitlin, i kind of like the use of "hectic" for a person. it's kind of funky.

I've always used the word "hectic" to describe crazy, off-the-wall situations with more activity than I can deal with. So I think it's a perfect word to describe a person. And Tina... you are fully hectic.

oook then Tina are are fully hectic

Cait is correct--in common usage one's day is hectic or a situation is hectic. A person having a hectic day is frantic.

But Tina's dictionary is no good... "characterised by INTENSE activity" loses sight of the origin of the modern usage of the word. It's from "hectic fever" (tuberculosis). Thus the proper definition is "characterised by FEVERISH activity", which is the second best description of Tina. What's first best? Manic Whacko!

I can't get enough of this one!