Are you right to be terrified of dropping this baby?
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"I used to be terrified of heights," Weglin told PEOPLE.
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You'll be terrified of going anywhere near a daycare afterwards.
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I would be terrified of the paparazzis in the bushes.
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If it wasn't so cute, we might actually be terrified.
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Or maybe then I'll just be terrified of losing her.
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When she would hear a plane she would be terrified.
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You shouldn't be terrified when you walk in the cosmetics aisle.
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And anyone who stands in their way had better be terrified.
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"Two minutes is just enough to be terrified," she told me.
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So sit back and enjoy (or be terrified by) the ride.
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" Tyreek Hill: "You need to be terrified of me, too, bitch.
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" Tyreek Hill: "You need to be terrified of me too, bitch.
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Why would anyone want to voluntarily be terrified for two hours?!
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" Hill replies, "You need to be terrified of me, too, bitch.
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" Hill responded, "You need to be terrified of me, too, b——.
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I think on one hand, people love to be terrified by him.
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Are you ready to be terrified by Jordan Peele all over again?
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" Hill responds, "You need to be terrified of me, too, dumb b—-.
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The company continues to be terrified of appearing politically or ideologically aligned.
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It had not occurred to her that he might be terrified, too.
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I didn't know I was supposed to be terrified of these folks.
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He could not teach me not to be terrified of roller coasters.
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I could never decide whether to be terrified or inspired by Bob.
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We should be terrified at the possibility of a Le Pen victory.
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He should be terrified of a socialist running against him in 2628.
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People who had never met him would always be terrified before meeting him.
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And Americans should be terrified of it because they were rigging an election.
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The jewish media is right to be terrified of these ideas becoming normalized.
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The Mets should not have been surprised — and the Cubs should be terrified.
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Observers of Capitol Hill have said Republicans should be terrified of Moore winning.
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" Naomi Griffiths, @naomi_g "I used to be terrified of being noticed in swimwear.
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"It's not good for people to be terrified and chased offline," she said.
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I would be terrified, sad and worried that nobody remembered that I existed.
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And she isn't the first kid to be terrified by the monstrous Easter mascot.
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I didn't even have time to be terrified because things just escalated so quickly.
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Or, put another way: Something's coming, and we're meant to be terrified of it.
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I think people are intentionally not thinking too far out, because we'll be terrified.
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As recently as December, analysts were signaling that Netflix should be terrified of Amazon Prime.
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He must be terrified being away from his family with no way of finding us.
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It's not the first time Ellison has said repugnant things, and Democrats should be terrified.
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From my point of view, unless those are self-driving cars, we should all be terrified.
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Palmer believes Sarah may be "terrified" the rest of the family will learn of her secret.
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" A voice alleged to be Hill replies, "You need to be terrified of me, too, b—-.
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He's crazy for Swayze Many actors would be terrified to step into such an treasured role.
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How far would you be willing to go in a quest to be terrified for fun?
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Trump is doing this because you seem to be terrified of your own shadow these days.
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The minute we stepped through the automatic doors, I realized I had every right to be terrified.
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Cruz has highlighted that tactic on the trail with Fiorina, saying Clinton would be terrified of Fiorina.
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Even the show's cast members claim to be terrified the Grim Reaper is coming for their character.
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If he does make it, he'll be terrified of getting pulled over on his way to work.
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A few years later on a fancy Paris stage, Chocolat circles Foottit, who pretends to be terrified.
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I also pretended to be terrified of things Penelope would never fear, like her heart-patterned socks.
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Comedy purists will be terrified at the prospect of dividing specials into chapters we can skip through.
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Fifteen hours later, I stopped; I had traveled roughly eight miles, quite far enough to be terrified.
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And this is why every American should be terrified at the prospect of a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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They have family back home, they know if they defect, their family will be terrified and punished.
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It would have been one of the highlights of my year to pay to be terrified with them.
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" Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich "Every American should be terrified at the prospect of a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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If you have not previously feared the power of the media you should be terrified of them now.
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I'd be terrified to step in and take on the role of director of one of these movies.
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Mulvaney stated that most people would be terrified to see how much power he has as CFPB director.
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Personally, I think I'll always be terrified of sacrificing a Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earbud to the aether.
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Called "You Should Be Terrified That People Who Like Hamilton Run Our Country," the piece is by Alex Nichols.
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So you've probably heard of this this deadly disease and you might be terrified to hear that it's back.
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"Trump can be a total sweetheart with someone who has no reason to be terrified of him," Bee said.
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I'M INTERESTED TO SEE HOW THAT GOES BECAUSE I'D BE TERRIFIED DOING THE SAME THING WITH MY OWN CEO.
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His main argument is that hordes of brown people are flowing into the country and you should be terrified.
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And right now, if the bond market is correctly predicting the economic path ahead, we should all be terrified.
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I need to be terrified of what life without your product would be like; I need to feel incomplete.
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Chick-fil-A is now the 3rd-largest restaurant chain in America, and McDonald's and Starbucks should be terrified
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Which is why we should all be terrified by the attention lavished on a new British reality show called Bromans.
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So we needn't be terrified by the prospect of President Trump deciding, on a whim, to fire a nuclear missile?
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When Spencer's followers make national news with their rendition of "Heil to the Chief," we can, and should be, terrified.
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"I used to be terrified of everything, but I have a really high tolerance for horror movies now," she said.
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Pettlon also called a comment Hill made on the recording, "You need to be terrified of me, too, b—," inexcusable.
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"If the Chinese were doing anything except what they're doing I think the Western manufacturers would be terrified," said Aboulafia.
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Pettlon also called a comment Hill made on the recording, "You need to be terrified of me, too, b——," inexcusable.
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We should empower women so they can shoot for the stars and not be terrified of what they look like.
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Hawking's view of malevolent aliens may have violated popular conceptions of friendly extraterrestrial visitors, but he was right to be terrified.
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He used to be terrified of heights, but now he's scaling up some tough routes (5.11a's, for you climbers out there).
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Who wouldn't be terrified by large bears, polar or otherwise, roaming the town where they live and at times "chasing people"?
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As a fan, I'd be terrified to have Dion Waiters on my team, and I imagine I'm not alone in that.
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While most people would be terrified to come close to a shark that big, Ramsey was at peace with the moment.
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In short, anyone who was worried about a post- "Hunger Games" earnings drop-off had to be terrified of these numbers.
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If the chief justice feared that the court's reputation could be damaged by them, he has reason to be terrified now.
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It's possible to love Marvel movies and also be terrified of a future where no one makes anything but Marvel movies.
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His profound ignorance of any group that wasn't straight, white, and male caused him to be terrified to the point of hate.
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There are many reasons to be terrified of Amazon's power, but Trump's ability to undermine it with a tweet is far scarier.
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In April we released our Dystopia and Utopia Issue, in which we investigated whether we should be terrified or optimistic about the future.
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"If I was a shareholder of Target I would be terrified," Tom Forte, managing director of Maxim Group, told CNBC in an interview.
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Since this is a fear Madeline has carried around since childhood, the moment Nathan left her only proved she was right to be terrified.
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Given the attitudes of Derry, still prevalent in 2019, it's easier to see why a person like Richie might be terrified to come out.
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Now that I&aposve been there, all I can say is that if Canggu is tame, I would be terrified in Seminyak or Kuta.
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It makes sense that the people he encounters would be terrified of him: even without powers, he's a dangerously unpredictable individual struggling to stay grounded.
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You may be terrified, but you also know it's the right thing to do — even if not the easiest, or even right, thing for you.
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"I think if I was to ever find someone who was deeply disturbed and had no empathy for human life, I'd be terrified," she says.
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"If I was a shareholder of Target I would be terrified," Tom Forte, managing director of Maxim Group, told CNBC in an interview on Friday.
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I've never been claustrophobic—none of us could be in this job—but I think it's instinctual to be terrified of being smothered, buried alive.
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My takeaway from visiting the country over 30 times is clear: Silicon Valley should be terrified to compete with Chinese entrepreneurs over the coming years.
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" Karpf said of Cambridge Analytica, "There is a maximalist scenario in which we should be terrified to have a tool like this in private hands.
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As owner of one of Seattle's most prominent bookstores, the Elliott Bay Book Company, Peter Aaron should, by all accounts, be terrified of Amazon's bookstore.
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The make-up, animatronics and puppetry are so much more convincing than most modern-day CGI that you will be terrified about what happens next.
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The Russians want us to be terrified of the summit, fixated on every off-the-cuff malapropism and weird photo op, and responding to it all.
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But a recent set of incidents around his weekend there with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe show why we should be terrified that that's the case.
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Rewarded for perfection all our lives, and so in love with the praise we get for doing everything right, we're conditioned to be terrified of failure.
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Republicans may well be terrified of what they will face in November, but Democrats have been nominating reasonable candidates who seem well suited to their districts.
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On the other side, Bevin very much tried to use the dumb "socialism sux" argument that the Democratic establishment keeps telling us we should be terrified about.
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If you want to be terrified in a Los Angeles park, then you might as well go to the LA Haunted Hayride event for the full experience.
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Suddenly, everyone's looking to you for answers — and now that you've got the power to fire or demote at will, some people may be terrified of you.
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"I used to be terrified of having kids (and I still am to some extent)," Alan Yang, who created the show with Mr. Ansari, wrote in an email.
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The only celebrities I fancy are guys I would be terrified to talk to in real life—the more serious criminal charges, baby mamas, and gold teeth, the better.
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The body high had gone past the point of a mellow sluggishness and into terrifying paralysis—at least, I would be terrified if I could stay awake long enough.
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The director said in an interview with CNBC that 200 years on from the times of Hamilton, he would be "terrified of the concentration of wealth" in current society.
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Trump's answer was so rambling and incoherent that anyone who belongs to a minority faith in the US should reasonably be terrified at the prospect of his winning presidency.
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They may be terrified of a toy car on a racing track or they may love it — you just don't know until you put it in front of them.
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" Her statements mirrored the reaction of ACLU lawyer Jonathan Hafetz after the hearing, who told reporters: "Every American should be terrified of the position the government was taking today.
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In an exclusive supertease, while Cameran Eubanks admits she "would be terrified" to get pregnant, feuding exes Kathryn Dennis and Thomas Ravenel welcome their second child, son St. Julien Rembert.
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Democrats used to be terrified about moving too far away from the white male mainstream, but they now seem to believe that in a changing America, diversity is the mainstream.
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If you wondered what you should be terrified of today, it's not an increasingly unstable world order, the unavoidable effects of climate change, or that weird mole on your thigh.
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Then I was like, wait a minute, that level of passion from the fans, I would be terrified to do that, but I would love to work my way up.
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Credit...Illustration by Guillem Casasus When the stock market falls as far and as fast as it has in the last three weeks, it is perfectly natural to be terrified.
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"You deserve not to be terrified," lamented Ms Vining, who narrowly won Mr Walker's old Wauwatosa seat last year in one of the Democrats' standout successes of the mid-terms.
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Some of them will be glad to be free of the law's yoke; many others, probably a vast majority, will be terrified by the idea of living without health insurance.
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So, whether you fear the authorities that would wield this tank or the situation that would call for such a thing, there's a plenty of reasons to be terrified for everyone.
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In an interview on Last Week Tonight this summer, Hill said "I'm feeling more optimistic than I was 27 years ago" and that harassers "should be terrified" of facing a reckoning.
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But even if somehow the forces that be were to allow pre-filled government taxes in the U.S., technologically speaking I'd be terrified of the IRS's system collapsing in on itself.
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"You could come up on any other day, when all these people aren't here, and ask me to do that, and I'd be terrified," he said, a rare admission of fear.
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Vulnerable populations in places like Syria and elsewhere heard these words and may rightly be terrified that the President doesn't understand the various and critical ways our foreign aid supports them.
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Perhaps this phenomenon is nothing to be terrified of, but rather a resplendent odyssey to delight in, as one strives to figure out "how" she stands instead of where she stands.
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It has been well-publicized that San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard spent the summer working out with Kobe Bryant, and early returns suggest that the rest of the league should be terrified.
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"If I were Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE, I'd be terrified about a growing economy with people earning wages that are higher than they were and I'd be terrified that I came up with a plan to increase taxes," he said.
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Traditionalists have every right to be terrified; kids who barely remember a time before the sounds of artists like Young Thug and Chief Keef were ascendent have every right to be excited.
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She really wants someone to help her child not be terrified, going to school, in three weeks when they go back, because those kids remember each and every active shooter drill. Right.
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While some patients expect, or even want, to be awake during certain procedures, especially colonoscopies, "I don't think any clinician would want somebody to be terrified or in pain," Dr. Mashour said.
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Naturally, ehsan's fellow Redditors chimed in with comments about which parts of the cake they found most upsetting, and it seems like there's something for everyone to be terrified by with this cake.
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The series is aimed at young people, but really it's for anyone who wants to be terrified of a cellphone (which is odd, since Go90, though available to anyone, is a Verizon venture).
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"We have good reason to be terrified by the ethical and moral rot that leads us," the former Shin Bet chief, Yuval Diskin, wrote in Monday's edition of the popular Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.
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As the hit musical "Hamilton" debuts on a London stage, its creator has said America's first treasury secretary would be "terrified" at how much wealth is currently in the hands of so few people.
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"It's not that everyone should be terrified after reading our paper and stop eating seafood, which is very healthy, nutritious food," said Sunderland, a professor of environmental chemistry at Harvard University's School of Public Health.
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Republican establishment folk will continue to be terrified of a Cruz candidacy, but they, too, cannot ignore strength on the extremes -- and the likelihood that Cruz will continue to do well in red state primaries.
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Victims at the bottom of the economic food chain may be terrified by the genuine possibility that kicking up a fuss will lose them the income they rely on to put food on the table.
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I want her to see how much more vibrant and alive I am since coming out, but also how much more terrified I am of a world that offers plenty of reasons to be terrified.
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These songs are captivating because Future isn't scared to do the kind of self analysis that so many of us would be terrified to do in our own heads, much less for an audience of millions.
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Petsafe takes the ick out of the chore with this automated device that scoops waste away 5, 10 or 20 minutes after your cat finishes its business (ensuring that your kitty won't be terrified of its toilet).
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Instead, she gives Danny this moment to be terrified about both being forced out of the closet and possibly losing a great friend — and in turn, gives Lady Bird a moment to reconsider her knee-jerk anger.
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But not every disaster that happens over the next four years will be of Trump's own making and we should be terrified—and should start preparing—for what Trump will do when a terrorist attack occurs in America.
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But you should also be terrified by the prospect of a President Rubio, sitting in the White House with his circle of warmongers, or a President Cruz, who one suspects would love to bring back the Spanish Inquisition.
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"I used to be terrified of heights … So, it really meant a lot to get married in the air in a space that used to scare the s— out of me, and have it feel normal," Weglin tells PEOPLE.
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Surely your fate is just to run away, hide, be terrified, come to terms with your mortality, curse Arkane Studios' name as you wonder what kind of gamer they think they're catering to — dexterous gods and creatively resourceful geniuses??
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Winstead plays her as scrappy, inventive, and clever; she may be terrified and have no idea what she's dealing with, but she has no qualms about confronting Howard, or manipulating his wounded pride to get exactly what she wants.
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It's easy to see why a control-freakish enterprise like the Clinton campaign might be terrified of an army of smartphone dynamos who are just dying to tweet out what color cough drops the candidate was popping (Halls, yellow).
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIf you're an employee under the heel of a giant corporation you should probably be terrified by the vision of the future of connected gadgets that Microsoft just revealed at its Build developer conference here in Seattle.
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For people to come up and be terrified of this bomb / jet combo that is spinning people around with tons of fire, for them to overcome that and trust me... Everyone when they're done feels it's such an empowering thing.
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So while anyone would be terrified about the thought of their phone in the hands of an abusive authority figure or a jealous ex-lover, the potential consequences of a data breach for many LGBTQ people could be far more severe.
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Mandy Moore has good reason to be terrified ... her alleged stalker came back to her house for a third time in 2 weeks, ranting and raving ... yet so far prosecutors have said there's not enough evidence to lock him up.
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Backup catcher seems fine, too—though I'd be terrified to see more of Luke Maile as a starter, should anything happen to Russell Martin again—so I guess it's just the other three things the Jays should be most concerned about.
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My eyes began to water as I gripped my mouth, for fear of puking all over my brother sitting next to me—who, along with the rest of my family, didn't seem to be terrified by this mammoth frozen creature at all.
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Jennifer Szalai, book critic, writes: My horror-movie-watching habits are seasonal: While I hesitate to watch anything with zombies in the winter (feeling trapped indoors by the weather makes for too much verisimilitude), I'm generally game to be terrified in the summer.
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New York (CNN)Sure, there are plenty of reasons to be terrified about the future of the planet: melting ice sheets, intensifying heat waves, vanishing rainforests, falling temperature records, dying elephants, bleached out coral and kids in China don't know the sky is blue.
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You'd think the two escapees might be terrified by ear-piercing music, columns of hellish flame shooting from huge stages, and an army of metal heads moshing all around them, but according to DW, they were "reluctant to leave" when the cops showed up.
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"And Second Amendment rights supporters should be terrified of the president's order declaring a national emergency, because after the next school shooting any Democratic president could easily look at the precedent, declare a national emergency, immediately put in force national background checks," Scarborough said.
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"Given his horrendous recruits Senator McConnell is right to be terrified of Senate Democrats on the campaign trial, but whenever the GOP Congress is in session they find new ways to alienate and disgust voters," DSCC spokesperson David Bergstein said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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If you look at the future, where Amazon Echo sort of led the way, we're going to be interacting with devices in our home, maybe, you know, no longer having screens, and that's a world in which Apple should be terrified because their premise is basically selling hardware.
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Read: You should be terrified that Amazon is going to eat your industry, but there's a secret to surviving it, says a guy who experienced itThe mostly widely known examples are the retail and grocery industries, with major players in both markets running into the open arms of Microsoft.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're a nervous flyer, you're probably going to want to skip this video, because after watching YouTube's Linkerius fly so low to the ground that it looks like he's perpetually going to crash, you'll be terrified of ever stepping foot on a plane again.
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They got checked out, they got treated, and they had to sit through another lecture from me about getting that flu shot — not because it would protect them against this new infection, but because anyone who came down with influenza would now be terrified it might be the new coronavirus.
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It was the thing I was supposed to be terrified of, supposed to spend my whole life trying to avoid or erase at all costs," she says, "And if I take the thing that people are most terrified of and turn it into something less scary, it implicates the larger structures that keep people afraid to begin with.
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And those in the establishment who think women should only get to be seen and not heard should be terrified, because when you've had to work twice as hard at your craft to earn half the respect, chances are you're also going to be twice as good as the people who have been standing in your way.
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Burgundy dips into standup tropes (muttering "What else, what else" and pacing during segues, shouting out local sports teams and suburbs at length) and generally just exudes a darker, sadder version of that original Anchorman id: an ageing man just self-aware enough to be terrified of his own ever-growing irrelevance and of how little he understands the world, fighting that fear with self-delusion, non-sequiturs, and yelling.
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If he can't get to the 85033 votes necessary to pass the omnibus spending bill with Republican votes, Ryan — who, like his predecessor John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE, seems to be terrified of the prospect of even a temporary, partial government shutdown — will have to look to Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) for votes.
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