I would kind of fly off the handle a lot.
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She does fly off the handle sometimes — let's be honest.
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I can fly off the handle, and she keeps me in check.
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She urges Chyna to talk to Rob and not fly off the handle.
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"It doesn't mean that you're going to fly off the handle," she says.
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"He's a soft spoken guy who doesn't fly off the handle," he told me.
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"He's not going to fly off the handle," said criminal defense attorney Jeremy Warren.
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Mosh pits defy all conventions: by definition they're going to fly off the handle.
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It doesn't hurt us at all to stay calm and not fly off the handle.
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But that doesn't mean you should fly off the handle any time someone mentions federal emergency management.
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Like he would take everything into consideration and not fly off the handle and do something rash.
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The moment that Joseph is responding to Tish's pregnancy, people think he's going to fly off the handle.
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What I'm saying is, people tend to fly off the handle when they contemplate the modern advertising industry.
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To see this aspect of them, but know they also go batshit, flip shit, fly off the handle, was interesting.
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Faced with criticism, the Trump campaign's approach is to fly off the handle and say ridiculous things that aren't true.
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In moments when others may fly off the handle, Jimmy quietly planted seeds of sabotage in Chuck's relationship with Mesa Verde.
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Called "the red mist" by Lambert, terriers have been known to fly off the handle when presented with a rat or other vermin.
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I'd have some drinks and fly off the handle and say I wanted to be in a death-metal hardcore hip-hop group.
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Kids in the neighborhood are saying Cruz was unhinged, was violent toward animals and would fly off the handle for no apparent reason.
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Yet his experience and discipline are the perfect counterbalance to the 57-year-old Beane's tendency to fly off the handle, especially after tough losses.
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I think it's hard for a guy who's usually as positive as Eric to hear people speak negatively about him and not fly off the handle.
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Cheryl realizes she made a mistake by sharing the information with Archie (who's known to fly off the handle) and quickly apologizes for betraying Veronica's confidence.
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He is more than ready to move forward, as feisty, as fiery and as occasionally prone to fly off the handle as he has ever been.
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A mentor told me early on that because I was so invested in the work, people sometimes had the perception that I could fly off the handle.
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If someone's words or actions immediately make you want to be emotional or fly off the handle then the best thing to do is process a situation differently.
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"Everybody knew that he had a roving eye and he pushed it with women," Perkins said, adding that he would occasionally walk around naked or fly off the handle.
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Here's a question you wouldn't normally have to ask after a vice presidential candidate turned in a widely praised debate performance: Will the presidential nominee completely fly off the handle tomorrow?
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"If there were gaps in your stories, if you didn't have enough detail, if he wanted another question answered, he would fly off the handle," a former news-desk reporter told me.
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It's interesting to see when those guys kind of fly off the handle—at one level, it seems immature, but at another level, it seems like, wow, that's how tightly wound you are.
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I love Sinatra's voice and look and what he stood for, but he was an asshole at the same time – he would fly off the handle, yell at people, get what he wanted.
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Just because he doesn't fly off the handle in the middle of this debate doesn't mean he's prepared to be president of the United States," Robby Mook said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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So that was the easiest, because I think they knew I was gonna fly off the handle if anyone stuck a camera somewhere or said something or interrupted or were like, 'Do that again, please!
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But, rather than letting their emotions fly off the handle, Morin says mentally strong people know how regulate their feelings so that they don't do or say anything that will cost them in the long run.
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Especially ones who grew up similarly to you; Young people who grow up super sheltered with parents that don't let them do shit tend to fly off the handle by the time they hit their teen years.
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Whatever qualms they may have with Clinton, they must be aware that she is vastly more stable and competent than a reality-TV star with a tendency to fly off the handle and tweet insults at people.
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I remember Diane and Lydia being scared of their parents, who would often fly off the handle with screaming, groundings, and sometimes physical beatings if things were not cleaned exactly to their standards by the time they got home from work.
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Unlike the fly-off-the-handle Trump, it often seems like Clinton doesn't do anything on the campaign trail before it's edited by a dozen speechwriters, vetted by 15 lawyers, and presented to at least six or seven focus groups.
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When a confrontation occurs, people rush toward it, to film it and stoke it, in the hope that someone on the other side will fly off the handle and do something extreme, and thereby incontrovertibly discredit his side of the argument.
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The super-rich in Kwan's books are prone to fly off the handle if they don't get what they want immediately, whether that's a 15-carat diamond brooch, a $10m apartment or a cup of some terribly rare strain of Darjeeling tea.
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Show me someone who doesn't fly off the handle, use the silent treatment, or entertain a few decent delusions about their own value to the human race, and I will show you the sort of feeble-minded vegan few have as a friend.
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Acknowledging the grimly realistic idea that a lot of our real-life paths lead to pretty mundane and predictable ends — and then torquing that to imply that if we just make the exact right choices, any of our lives could fly off the handle and lead to murder, madness, and magic — might not be as bleak and dour as Brooker likes to go.
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" DeThomas, who served abroad in U.S. foreign service posts during a three decade career in government and is a former U.S. ambassador to Estonia, said what's needed is for the Trump administration to have a "very clear deterrence policy — not this kind of fly-off-the-handle and say something one day, and then say something the opposite the other day.
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She's been let down so many times before, and her initial reaction is to fly off the handle. In the end, he proposes with a plastic washer from Dot's tap," she continued. "Heather's thrilled, though, and couldn't be happier – the ring could have been from a lucky-dip bag and she'd have still said yes. She can't believe her luck.
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Suzy cast the deciding vote to send Suzanne home, thus eliminating Suzanne with a 3–1 vote without revealing Jen's vote. After Suzanne left, Caroline asked what happened. Shannon answered with that she chose to send Suzanne home due to Suzanne being known to fly off the handle and the team felt the need to bond more and Suzanne was more of a disruption of team unity.
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It was not uncommon to witness Leitzel cursing or slapping a roustabout who did not adjust her rigging exactly to her liking. Further, Leitzel was known to fly off the handle and fire then rehire her personal maid, Mabel Cummings, several times a day. In sharp contrast, she was known to the children on the show as "Auntie Leitzel", and she would hold birthday parties for her fellow performers in her private dressing tent.Willson, Dixie.
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" Observing Elly's behaviour, a Liverpool Echo reporter commented, "Stand well back – Elly is about to fly off the handle." Roz Laws, writing for the Sunday Mercury, dubbed Elly a "troublesome teen". A writer for the BBC said Elly's most notable moment from her first stint was "Asking Karl if he was her real father." When Elly was bitten by the snake, Phillip Portman of the Daily Star quipped "Only on Neighbours can someone arrive in Ramsay Street and a week later, be fighting for their life.
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She gets extremely jealous of anyone giving romantic attention to Aoi, and it sometimes makes her fly off the handle. Pandora is revealed to be "food" to be eaten for the Gods to regain the powers that were taken from them; namely Zeus. She foils Zeus' plan in the end by killing herself with Aoi's soul as a dagger, breaking her hold over the Gifts and releasing them once again. Pandora's powers were placed within an actual human girl with freckles and brown hair, who can only speak Greek.
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A loose hammer head is hazardous because it can literally "fly off the handle" when in use, becoming a dangerous uncontrolled missile. Wooden handles can often be replaced when worn or damaged; specialized kits are available covering a range of handle sizes and designs, plus special wedges for attachment. Some hammers are one-piece designs made mostly of a single material. A one-piece metallic hammer may optionally have its handle coated or wrapped in a resilient material such as rubber, for improved grip and to reduce user fatigue.
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Laura constantly dwells on her beautiful sister's fairy-tale marriage while still retaining an attitude of a child, locking herself in cupboards when things do not go her way. Although immature and tending to fly off the handle, she assists Mike in organizing his struggling business, volunteering her time to type his correspondence and do the bookkeeping. Phil and Helen often regret ever bringing the two together, because they are nearly always involved in the couple's squabbles. Overall, however, Mike and Laura find they cannot live without one another, though they are not able to put it into words.
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