But best not to get mad, or Linda would get mad at him, they would all get mad.
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"If you're going to get mad, get mad because someone has cancer," she said.
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People love to get mad about rap—hell, people love to get mad about everything.
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We get mad at them for going out, then we get mad at them for staying home with their parents.
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If you get mad or upset, it's your fault for having unreasonable expectations; if they get mad, it's your fault for upsetting them.
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Because, you know, if you think you can get mad, he got mad, but to the power of 1,000 that we normal people can get mad.
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Stephanie Parker: They might even get mad and demand more.
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Don't get mad that your child is applying to Yale.
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No. Then, why would I get mad when man sins?
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"I do actually get mad sometimes, you know," he said.
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"There are times I get mad at him," he said.
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YouTubers always find a reason to get mad at YouTube.
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"I get mad, and I do dumb [expletive]," she explained.
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Or get mad about it and do something about it.
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When people pay attention — and get mad — Congress steps back.
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She'd be like, I'm trying, don't get mad at me!
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And Luna is a goldendoodle and they don't get mad.
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I SAID OIL AND GAS, THEY'RE GOING TO GET MAD.
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If you prick us, do we not get mad online?
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I love him — I hope he don't get mad at me.
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Almost every one of us has the ability to get mad.
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All I know is that first, you've got to get mad.
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When we get mad, we might go and wrestle each other.
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I start to get mad and I'm like, that's somebody's son.
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"It's one thing to get mad and fight him," B.J says.
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And sometimes I get mad and frustrated like everyone else does.
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And sometimes I get mad at the unfairness of it all.
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We didn't get mad at it for what it couldn't do.
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My mother would get mad and say, 'You can't do that!
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"You can't get mad about singles - especially groundball singles," Leake said.
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I get mad at myself when I don't hit that deadline.
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Sometimes you just need something to get mad at, I suppose.
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Do people ever get mad at you for saying "No thanks"?
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Don't get mad about it because it comes with the territory.
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I tell people: Do I get mad when a fish swims?
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I was frustrated; I would just get mad at the teachers.
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Get mad, tell him what you think and pay for it.
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Are audiences ready to get mad as hell all over again?
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I will read Facebook posts and get mad on the internet.
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And because of that, we get mad before we get logical.
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If you think the world has screwed you, you get mad.
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"My mom would always get mad," Shaw said with a laugh.
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But don't get mad when people get offended at offensive stuff.
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But as the old saying goes: Don't get mad, get even.
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Trump's negative tweets inspired many other tweeters to get mad as well.
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WILLIAMS: We don&apost want to see you get mad at him.
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Get mad that an exceptional product comes with an exceptional price tag.
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If they get mad at you, what are you going to do?
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"Your first instinct is to get mad and get revenge," May said.
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"When we don't score we all get mad at ourselves," Jackson said.
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For example, when I get mad, it all comes out in French.
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First, you get mad at the men who control the financial system.
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"Get out of my way, or I'll get mad!" it chirped cutely.
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And once people get mad on the Internet, there's no going back.
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This is a topic me and my friends get mad deep about.
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And if you say the wrong thing, everyone's going to get mad.
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Don't get mad when people need to do their jobs legally. 29.
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I half-expected him to get mad at me for my audacity.
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That and the fact that I'm generous, even when I get mad.
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That and the fact that I'm generous, even when I get mad.
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And y'all get mad at me for not crying on the news.
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She worries they'll get mad if she doesn't do enough for them.
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And when I get mad at something, I throw art at it.
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Somebody put a little cupful in and you get mad 'cause it's empty.
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But before you get mad at Netflix, sometimes it's not even their decision.
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"If you complain or say anything, they'd get mad at you," she said.
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For the bigger things, learn how to get mad and get over it.
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Does Brie ever get mad at her sister for spoiling Birdie too much?
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Renata continued to get mad at her horrible husband without actually leaving him.
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I was scared my mom and dad were gonna get mad at me.
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You get mad at them, and then you go through all these steps.
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Whether they're good reasons to get mad at Matt Harvey is another thing.
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When it loses at a contest, it'll get mad and pound the table.
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" In 2020, we need to change that to "get mad and get ahead.
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HANNITY: But they are setting traps for him to get mad and fire.
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They get mad because they couldn't have their fantasy 100 percent perfectly done.
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People that order to-go can get mad, and some cuss at us.
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Sometimes they get mad because they think I'm trying to steal their recipes.
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If your boss doesn't feel you deserve a raise yet, don't get mad.
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And as you can imagine, in families, people get mad at each other.
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K., I'm gonna tell you something, but you promise you won't get mad.
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You want to get mad at me for telling you what you're eating.
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My husband traveled and I'd get mad, I'm here alone with the kids.
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People get mad at me for saying that, but it was an embarrassment.
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All of us -- and I include myself -- sometimes get mad when life is unjust.
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Who can really get mad at the show for doing what Kirkman already did?
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And then they get mad about a beat and send you purple demon emojis.
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They set me up, because the whole episode, I didn't get mad about anything.
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Then you start to get mad and resent your fans, because you get upset.
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I saw that he was bipolar and he would get mad out of nowhere.
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"I was like, 'You know what, she can't get mad at [it]," Ripa continued.
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But Limon is all he has left, so Escobar can't afford to get mad.
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Like people get mad about money no matter where you are on the planet.
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Some people get mad at that, but it's out of a sense of jealousy.
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"If it's not Speedy Ortiz, no one can get mad at me," she reasoned.
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It doesn't make sense to get mad at them when they point this out.
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Riah: The people who get mad at you for trying to leave the crowd!
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Keep antagonizing Dutch, for example, and he'll just get mad enough to stop engaging.
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"If people are selling these with open recalls, customers get mad," Isaacson told Reuters.
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"He would get mad with his parents over nothing," recalled the psychiatrist, Dr. Chemceddine.
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If people react-- when you criticize their investment, if they get mad, they're gambling.
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I hope they're not going to get mad, because they can be so secretive.
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Now, you have to work really fucking hard, you can't get mad like that.
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Try to cut one set of deductions, and the homebuilders get mad at you.
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You'll still get mad, though, and it's just as important to channel it properly.
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Please don't correct me or get mad at me when I tell you that.
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I think we're moving from laugh at us to get mad at us slowly.
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Or maybe critics will get mad, if they end up not liking the film.
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People just want to get mad at anyone who isn't voting for their team.
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I think some comedians get mad that I would say that, but it's true.
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"I've never understood why people get mad about their stuff getting destroyed," he said.
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"If you were to get wrapped up in your reaction to that—'Oh, I'm going to lose, I'm dead, my coach is going to get mad, my parents are going to get mad,' whatever—basically, you've got no chance to recover," Kaufman says.
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So when you're talking about in the context of women, women get mad all the ... Yeah, like you said, I get mad and it doesn't ever seem to push the ball forward, to use a terrible ... Well, I think we don't- Manly.
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You get mad — it's not fair that Will was this good and didn't get nominated.
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He eats one at Pat's, but people get mad he didn't get one at Geno's.
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Someone seems to get mad at me on Twitter after misunderstanding a tweet of mine.
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I suppose because my life is very empty, and I get mad at dumb things.
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I definitely have some friends that get mad because I'm not completely focused on them.
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I cannot WAIT for people to get mad about John being the sexiest man alive.
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I cannot WAIT for people to get mad about John being the sexiest man alive.
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Fans tend to get mad at players who leave their team for big money elsewhere.
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You get mad at somebody, put their face on a porno and ruin their life.
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"These people would actually get mad if the police totally locked down Christiania," he said.
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Because we can get mad, we can get anything, but we can't change the past.
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Forget that guy who said you have to get mad to be a good competitor.
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"I'd ask for forgiveness anytime any of you get mad at me," Ms. Klobuchar said.
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Yes. I'm the one who came up with the rules, so get mad at me.
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Y'all might get mad at me for smoking weed on the floor or whatnot. Damn!
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Even my dog seems mad, and Luna is a goldendoodle and they don't get mad.
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It's not productive to get mad, she believes, but it is productive to get even.
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Bret Hart's attacker get mad his face smashed in by what looks like Dash Wilder.
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When I get mad, I say I'm going to leave, but I like living here.
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"When I get mad, I make the exorcist look like a bitch," Kidwell told investigators.
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They get mad at me, or interpret my instructions as an offense to their parenting styles.
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Oreo is one of those snack brands that you don't get mad at for reinventing itself.
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He didn't get mad at that Flutie player, but rather called the ref for a flag.
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Already critical of the president's approach to fighting Islamist militancy, Mr Flynn proceeded to get mad.
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"Now, people get mad if your three-day forecast is off by 150 miles," Titley says.
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If they want to continue to do that and get mad at me, I'm fine with.
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He's going to get mad at me over some french fries and start yelling at me?
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Archie When Hiram Lodge finds out about Archie attacking Nick St. Clair, he doesn't get mad.
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Sure, they get mad laid at the end of a victory, but they don't know that.
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"Sometimes they get mad here if there are too many people," he said, looking around nervously.
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But there are those who get mad as hell and decide they can't take it anymore.
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She gives Kimmy things to get mad about on a film set and in a deli.
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They've got to explore it, because if they don't people are just going to get mad.
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"I would get mad and walk out of the classroom and throw stuff around," he said.
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They were both yellows, and it's hard to get mad about either, even if you're English.
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And they want to get mad at the white man for taking the black man's land.
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"We're disappointed, but we can't get mad at anybody; they were all effort opportunities," McLellan said.
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I would just be like...dang I wish I was like that then get mad jealous.
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I get mad when someone who does have access needs me to put orders for them.
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"I thought, I could get mad, or I could just tell them about Nijinsky," he said.
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Even my dog seems mad and Luna is a golden doodle and they don't get mad.
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"I would ask for forgiveness any time any of you get mad at me," she said.
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I'd like to help her, but I think she'd get mad — like I was teasing her.
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It's one thing to get mad at someone for what they do, but it's another thing to keep getting mad at them when they do it over and over — to get mad at them, rather than to look at why you're allowing it to keep happening.
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Sometimes workers get mad about the way they are treated, and sometimes that causes them to swear.
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Even when Ryan Reynolds is blatantly promoting his own stuff, we still can't get mad at him.
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I remember when I was real little and would get mad I would throw a temper tantrum.
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I know people get mad when I say they don't touch Social Security, but they effectively don't.
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I want to get mad, but I just pony up the new fare and get through security.
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"I've been wanting to talk about it and get mad people talking about it," one message reads.
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He used to get mad—so mad that he was what people talked about on talk radio.
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Get mad at the system that makes it so hard for you to do the right thing.
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You just have to read it, get mad or however it makes you feel, and move on.
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"I cannot WAIT for people to get mad about John being the sexiest man alive," Teigen wrote.
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"I cannot WAIT for people to get mad about John being the Sexiest Man Alive," Teigen wrote.
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I used to take them apart to see how they worked, and my mother would get mad.
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He hadn't realized that girls were going to get mad because guys were voting on their appearance.
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The police dismissed her concern, saying it was normal for guys to get mad when they're dumped.
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I was scared they were going to get mad, but I was like, 'It's dedicated to you!
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You get mad at him on the other side, but I sure liked him on our team.
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"I get mad if one person brings me down," Jones told the Mobile Press-Register in 2009.
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So for me the idea is it's a much more intimate [realm], so people will get mad.
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It&aposs almost as if people aren&apost actually paying attention to the news and just when they see other people get mad, they get mad, too because they want to all be in a nice little mad club where they just breathe on each other really heavily.
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GUTFELD: Everyone -- I know people are going to get mad, everyone there was obnoxious, everybody on both sides.
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It is an account dedicated to watching Tasty and Tastemade, and seeing when people get mad at them.
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That's something I do often if I get mad about something, I just get my things and leave.
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Whether you're liberal or conservative, you shouldn't get mad about anyone pointing out that this quote is fake.
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No one can get mad at Swift for potentially manufacturing a relationship for PR potential: it's reality television.
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"I feel like at 13, daughters start to get mad at their mothers," she says with a laugh.
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No, I've never actually had anyone get mad at me, which is kind of surprising since it's Tinder.
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Look, we don't want to speak ill of the dead, or get mad at what we cannot change.
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But hey, it's another reason to get mad at the showrunners for leaving us all hanging yet again.
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He shows no emotion at all, and y'all get mad at me for not crying on the news.
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When the girls pick blackberries, staining the pretty dresses they're wearing, the mother doesn't get mad at them.
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"My mom used to get mad because I'd get into her polish stash all the time," she says.
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I hate being placated, but it's hard to get mad at people when they're taking care of you.
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Try to cut another, and upper-middle-class suburbanites in blue states who still vote GOP get mad.
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Not that any of that matters, but if you guys [expletive] up again, I'm going to get mad.
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JW: Don't get mad at a 60 Minutes documentary that lets you know what's in your hot dog.
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When I get mad at someone, it's usually a reaction to something he or she said or did.
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"I can't get mad today, so I said I would watch this evening," she said, only half-joking.
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Some people might get mad, thinking their partner is just ignoring them, even though this isn't the case.
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"I know I sound like an asshole, but I really get mad sometimes," I confessed to my friend.
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And — as Julius Caesar itself shows — instructing people to get mad is easier than asking them to think.
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Men in suits get mad at them, but they are no match for Emin and his generational wealth.
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Anger has been a clarion call of sorts for women on the left since the 2016 election: Get mad.
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They're going to get mad and they're going to do something, and if that happens, the merger is gone.
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Funnily enough, our boys don't watch it either — they actually get mad if we turn it on at dinner.
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"When I get mad, I make the exorcist look like a b****," he told police, according to the document.
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When other people say things like "Jesus, you must be pissed to date a meat eater," I get mad.
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" HB: "We get mad at each other and then we're like [makes texting motion] 'you shouldn't have said this.
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The key here, as a man, is not to get mad or complain that men's rights are being crushed.
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So, if they want to get mad at me, well, then they shouldn't put her name in the credits.
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I almost get mad at myself for allowing that to happen, but it was a learning process for me.
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So, if they want to get mad at me, well, then they shouldn't put her name in the credits.
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People get mad and yell at us and get all rage-y and rage-tweet-y when something passes.
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When companies get mad at them for exposing potential vulnerabilities, they question whether the organization is taking security seriously.
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How can you get mad at people for ripping you off when the meme is taken from somewhere else?
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A lot of times people are afraid of writing something because someone will get mad or they'll lose access.
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I've been trying to drink less so I get mad at myself, but I do really love red wine.
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This opens up a bigger debate of whether or not it's possible to separate art from the artist, and what is and isn't forgivable in a public figure, but if you're going to get mad at me for never having seen Manhattan, then you can't get mad at me for watching Girls.
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Before you get mad about this game of Two Truths And A Lie you never asked to play, read on.
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"There are people that might say something about a candidate, and then people will get mad at that," Isaac said.
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I was going to say, "That sounds like a fancy tip jar," and then you were going to get mad.
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I tried to explain to her that I get mad sometimes too but that I still love her so much.
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But at least Alexa might be the first to say "sorry" when you get mad at how dumb it is?
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Do you get mad when Blizzard announces a World of Warcraft update when you were hoping for a Warcraft 4?
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Like, don't use her to clean up your messes and then get mad that she maybe likes it too much.
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" "It sucks," he said again, "and you get mad for a while, and eventually you move on, but it sucks.
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We don't get mad, and when we do, it's usually that false equivalency "both sides are at fault here" nonsense.
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Don't get mad if the movie's not good, goes the argument; he wasn't trying to make a good movie anyway!
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In a lot of cases, it seems like the police get mad when they see people slipping through the cracks.Right.
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Chuck reminds him, don't get mad at Boyd now, save it, deceive Boyd, and hurt him by getting him arrested.
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"It's one of those things where if you don't play good enough, you can't get mad at it," Watson said.
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Once he confessed this, I didn't know whether to get mad at him, write him up, or to hug him.
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Then I'd go to the dog section, and people would get mad at you for taking pictures of their dog.
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When I get mad because someone does not believe me, they say the pain is making me unpleasant and grumpy.
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"I don't get mad if they move me to another position because I'm going to try my best," he said.
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" Or, as Ms. Klobuchar put it, "I would ask for forgiveness any time any of you get mad at me.
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" Klobuchar, on the other hand, said, "I would ask for forgiveness any time any of you get mad at me.
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"He will tell me something he knows I didn't hear and get mad when I'm confused later," she complained. scheduling.
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On the phone with business associates, Trump would flatter, bully, and occasionally get mad, but always in a calculated way.
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I hope people don't get too mad at us about that because I know lots people get mad about that.
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Yet dairy devotees get mad at me, who didn't do anything wrong, because they're losing a partner in fart solidarity.
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I know a lot of people might get mad I'm in a relationship but if you're a true fan you won't.
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His book "Don't Get Mad, Get Even", told poor saps how they could legally retaliate when clods kept dumping on them.
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But as I held my girls and kissed them on their cheeks and on their foreheads, I started to get mad.
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Would you get mad if one of you took the other out on Valentine's Day instead of going as a three?
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And also: why did everyone wait for a photo to get mad, when the casting itself was announced a year ago?
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The White House expected the Palestinians to get mad at Trump's decision, and also expected the angry statements by Arab governments.
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When people would get mad that we don't take it seriously enough, I felt satisfied that we were doing our job.
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It's easy in those moments to get mad and defensive, and it's easier still to let that be your only reaction.
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The only people who get mad about that dunk are refs and (probably) Coach K. Let's get rid of that call.
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Click ahead to check out the whole collection, and get ready to get mad or surprised or really, really, really happy.
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Liberal publishers get mad at the list, too, because every publisher, at one time or another, gets mad at the list.
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People would get mad at me daily for not knowing what I was talking about because I had no training whatsoever.
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It feels inappropriate, honestly, to get mad when a political event is interrupted by a reminder of how politics actually works.
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"Well, there's a demand for seafood, there's not a demand for plastic, so you can't get mad at him," Cooper says.
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We had to put up signs that said, 'This is irrigated with recycled water,' so people wouldn't get mad at us.
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It always amazes me when a flight gets delayed or canceled and people get mad at the person that announced it.
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It's hard to get mad when D4L is readily available at almost all times (EVEN BETTER—Fabo occasionally chats on Boom's airwaves).
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" Ramirez says her fiancé did get "mad and yelled at the man to tell him never touch any dogs or service animals.
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And they may get mad or they may not, you know but for me it's just really hard to get in there.
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I yell because I want them to understand what it was like, and I yell because I get mad all over again.
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"Yes, absolutely, I'll get mad under those circumstances," says Nathan Zimmerman, a software designer and a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"I get mad when people are mad about paying money for the app or paying money to watch Star Trek," she says.
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I wish they didn't treat us like pushovers and get mad at us for not letting them continue to browse or shop.
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I'm sure I'll get mad at it sometimes, but we'll make up as soon as I see its movements mimicking human sadness.
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" Kim added that she would have at least screamed a little upon hearing the news, but Kanye "didn't even get mad... nothing.
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I can't get mad at her and I can't really blame her; she's a little baby and she doesn't know any better.
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I didn't think he'd get mad about it, but he did...After I gave him the hug, he still talked to me.
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"You can't get mad at him," Flores said about the bat boy, who is employed by the Mets and whom Flores knows.
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Unfortunately, as you age, you lose people, and you think, why did I ever get mad at them for something so small?
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" LaPierre told me he would "give Ollie these letters and go, 'Colonel, I know you're gonna get mad at me for this.
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Anglers frustrated with these realities shouldn't merely get mad – they should demand management reform through the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council.
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"There were a lot of things that could have caused us to get mad at each other, to crack up," he said.
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Warning: This review is as close to spoiler-free as possible, but if you're going to get mad at a slip, don't read!
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We're not going to get mad or be offended (unless you're doing it on purpose, in which case, what is wrong with you?).
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So my message to the people feeling that anger and disillusionment that I felt back then: don't just get mad, get to work.
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But half the time we'll argue and just start laughing because it's like…" A: "I usually look really stupid when I get mad.
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It's tough to listen to anyone at the NHL get mad about Scott's inclusion when the league was the one to pick Rinne.
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Bring the greatest dessert ever as a gift; if you contribute good food, it is harder for people to get mad at you.
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"She wrote in a follow-up tweet that she "cannot WAIT for people to get mad about John being the sexiest man alive.
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There were times when I'd get mad because my mom wanted to save money by not putting me on the school lunch program.
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Oracle isn't mad about Android Nougat, or at least, today wasn't the day to get mad about it in a court of law.
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"I just get mad because Donald Trump is just making the wrong decisions," said Roberto, Vizguerra's 10-year-old son, an American citizen.
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They'll tell me, "Oh, you've got a slight accent," and I'll get mad because I don't like hearing that because I'm from Germany.
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Of course I get mad and if you met me as a younger man, you would probably think I was a little bit crazy.
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Calimquim says the only training they need is some easy electrical tips, because customers really only get mad when you blow their fuse box.
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Social media, and Facebook in particular, don't invent things for you to get mad about, they only amplify what is already pissing you off.
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You don't get mad at the game when you fumble an object; you just laugh at the silliness of it all and try again.
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Having fresh, pristine vegetables delivered to my door, without needing to chop, store and get mad when my spinach wilts, was a beautiful thing.
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Now, before you get mad at this beautiful boy for dognapping, please bear in mind that retrieving things is literally in his breed's name.
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Courtney: And then they get mad and they try to fight you, and I'm like, I'm giving you all the room, why you mad?
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On the other hand, if some of them arrive out of order, garbled, or don't get there at all, she'll get mad pretty fast.
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There are men in this industry just realizing that if they don't include any women on a bill—people might get mad at them.
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But he laughed at dick jokes and he'd get mad when part of a set fell down and, yeah, he was just a guy.
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To the increasingly panicked general population, watching appointed health officials fumble and doctors rightfully get mad about it is frustrating and low-key terrifying.
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"They will also have to have the backbone to stand up to powerful politicians when they get mad about the platform's decisions," she added.
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For each letter there's a mischievous directive — "Ignore yourself and get mad; Jump like a raindrop" — aimed at anyone who's outgrown tamer alphabetic fare.
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I leave the gym disappointed in myself for not finishing the workout, but then I get mad at myself for being disappointed in myself.
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It's true that behind closed doors I curse more than I do publicly, and sometimes I get mad and frustrated like everybody else does.
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Kind of hard to get mad at those mean immigrants for getting all the healthcare when you are also getting that very same healthcare.
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So yeah, you're perfectly allowed to get mad at surge pricing, but we could also end up going back to paying $15 for every ticket.
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People will get mad online at anything these days, and so it's no surprise that a few people took issue with the Biscuits' millennial night.
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I can't even get mad at Tesla for pulling it off, either: The staggered, two-part launch was a masterful class of marketing and deception.
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Actually I'm feeling, there's that old saying, first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they get mad at you, then you win.
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And I think one of the No. 1 problems is that they get mad and they stay mad and then they don't work it out.
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He would watch Fox News, or Lou Dobbs, or CNN or "Morning Joe" or "Saturday Night Live" ("I don't watch"), and get mad, and tweet.
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Because I think there is a tendency to just get annoyed or get mad at what I call a lot of dumb white guy opinions.
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We all know what happens when someone—your boss, your mom—waves you off, or debunks you in a way you find patronizing: You get mad.
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You don't get mad that 75 rappers look exactly alike, same hair/clothes everything, but you want me to be 'copying' the other girls so bad.
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Over a decade, two kids, and a much less active nightlife later, I no longer get mad at a good hook on a catchy pop song.
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"It's an emotional moment for me so don't get mad at me if my voice fucked up alright," said Hughes, according to reporters in the crowd.
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By distributing an unfiltered feed of tweets, there's a higher chance that some of your followers will get mad at you for one reason or another.
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How many people would plug their charging base into their home stereo and then get mad that the audio sucks when they get out of range?
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"When I get mad at something or somebody, I just take some deep breaths, keep doing my work and tune everyone out," said Dacari Crawford, 9.
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Game of Thrones might get mad love from fans, critics, and dragon lovers, but there are a few out there who just don't understand the hype.
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"He would plant stories and he would get mad if they didn't come out exactly as he wanted," she recalled of earlier dealings with Mr. Trump.
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"The classic thing I always get mad about is anytime a cook on a video or in a magazine says, 'just ask your butcher,'" he said.
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Students would get mad and punch out the glass panels in classroom doors, and a couple of times they set bulletin boards on fire, he said.
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The power of a microaggression is that it's often framed as casual ignorance — so if you get mad about it, you look like the oversensitive one.
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"It is true that behind closed doors, I curse more than I do publicly, and sometimes I get mad and frustrated like everybody else does," Obama said.
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"'I only get mad when people intentionally try to misgender me because they feel like they have to correct who I am,'" she recalled her friend saying.
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Once again, it would be absurd to try to tell you what it all means, and Vince Staples would probably get mad at us if we tried.
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After the third miss, KSU coach Bruce Weber didn't even get mad -- putting his arms around Makol to try and help the guy get his confidence back.
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I feel bad when I hear from my friends that their boyfriends get mad at them for buying something or saying that they should've discussed their purchases.
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So, you know, in five years when a kid goes to school wearing a skirt, he won't get beat up and kids won't get mad at him.
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We didn't want it to be an encyclopedia of Asian food, because, like, the southeast Asians would get mad because I don't know any southeast Asian food!
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But before you get mad, Ive and his design partner Marc Newson did go the extra mile by creating an entire lobby set to accompany the tree.
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And if you think pop fans are somehow more sensitive and more inclined to name-searching-to-get-mad, you've clearly never made a 'Mats joke online.
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Everyone's jumping online to be the first to catch up on whatever new horrors unfolded overnight, and rushing to be the first to get mad about it.
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For example, I get mad at Democrats who can't see the urgent need to improve public schools because they are blinded by money coming from teachers' unions.
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"Pat used to get mad when he was the Knicks' coach and I'd go out with Alonzo and Dikembe," Ewing said, tossing in Mutombo, another Georgetown veteran.
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You get mad at her friends for taking her Marc Jacobs bags and Mason Pearson hairbrushes and then browbeating her for being late to their birthday parties.
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The music being played has gotten more populist over the years, though with how the crowd dances unabashedly here, it can be tough to get mad at that.
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These roundabout solutions were apparently intended to avoid the scrutiny of conservatives, who of course found excuses to get mad anyways and pressure Facebook into a bizarre audit.
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Facebook changes its policy every five seconds, and then my bosses get mad at me for not having 2000% because I deleted something that is now an ignore.
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She's truly one of the worst coworkers I've ever had, but her lack of awareness is so laughable that I can never get mad enough to hate her.
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While I wanted to push myself to try new things, I also wasn't going to get mad at myself for not going full Alpha at the camp's offerings.
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It's one thing for the president to get mad at the first round of trade negotiations with Korea and order an official to draft up a withdrawal notice.
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I tell them, if I get mad at you, if I'm mad, or you're mad, go home, sleep it off, come back tomorrow, and it's a new day.
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When you get mad, your body gets ready to fight or run, and we need to let our bodies calm down so we're ready to work things out.
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People get really mad when teens get cut on live television or whatever, but I get mad at the odd value placed on winning such an inconsequential tournament.
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"I dressed up as The Hulk when I was 18 and no one's going to get mad at me about that, except perhaps the Martians," he told Reuters.
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If I got into the kitchen and Willow's been in, and she leaves a cabinet open, there was a time when I would actually get mad at that.
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Because she runs away to Dundee with Kendall, her other castmates get mad at her, and it's not hard to imagine she'll end up blacklisted by casting agents.
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They'll just write, "Joe, thought you should see this," and then Joe is not tagged, so Joe will never see ... Then they get mad that Joe never responded.
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Don't get mad, get negotiating Would it be wonderful if dads stood up in the face of injustice and demanded to do more meal-planning and play-date arranging?
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" She adds: "They'll make up anything and say it just so you can either respond or just so you can get mad or so your feelings will be hurt.
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And yes, we won't get mad at you for calling it a harness, but that... may or may not give off a different vibe (depending on what you're into).
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Here are all these men who get mad when they can't push us around, Thelma and Louise say over and over, but we're the ones who should be mad.
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I guess I would say this is near the end of my career, and I was very fortunate to get Mad Men and to do that for seven years.
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" And just as they are about to get upset, you say, "Sorry, you promised you wouldn't get mad, therefore you have no grounds for any meaningful recourse against me.
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"For weeks, I subtly tried getting him to realize how weird and gross this was without having him get mad and jeopardize my work at the company," she says.
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Because looking away from an injustice has so often amounted to perpetuating injustice, we may feel we have a duty to click through, read the article and get mad.
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If someone did get mad at me, I'd obsess over it, frozen in a moment of shame and self-hatred long after the other person had let it go.
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"As people find out they're really getting screwed, they get mad," said Gay Gordon-Byrne, the executive director of the Repair Association, which is helping to spearhead the push.
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Johnny doesn't expect much from people, especially not the "rich and mean" people at the camp, who treat him cordially and then get mad if he gets too close.
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I also think Italian food is the best food in the world, and I get mad if you bastardize Italian dishes with ingredients that have nothing to do with it.
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"When the Sony hack happened and I found out how much less I was being paid than the lucky people with dicks, I didn't get mad at Sony," Lawrence wrote.
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"People get mad at me because I won't take a stand on Tesla, but I simply think it's a cult stock and cult stocks are hard to game," he said.
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I'm going to roll around on a big chair and be angry on camera, you're going to get mad, and we're all going to try to make everyone do better.
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Like, right now we're in a band, and we're doing things together, and we get mad at each other for band reasons, and of course, obviously, there's a massive bleed.
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People always get mad at all the past contestants saying, 'Ugh, go back to your job, this is so ridiculous, all the contestants quit their jobs to become Instagram stars.
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Cersei, former shame-walker, has had everything ripped away, to the point that she can't even get mad at Jaime about the hash he made of the Myrcella rescue effort.
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If you've been living on the Todd Gurley Misery Express for 224 weeks and you'd prefer to take a crack on Kenneth Dixon, how could I get mad at you?
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"People don't get mad when people are shot or killed, but they're getting mad because a football player is kneeling or raising a fist," said Melendez, who is African-American.
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I play basketball and self doubt comes to me a lot when i have a bad game, i get mad and upset because i know i should have done better.
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The artificially lit workers also get worse sleep overall — and if you get crappy sleep all the time, you'll get sick more often, get mad more easily, and remember less.
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This is why we need to continue to educate our boys.... let's not get mad at him and understand that society taught him to think this way his entire life.
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If there's one thing to really get mad about here, it's something we've known for years — that Clinton took millions from big Wall Street banks right before running for president.
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There's gerrymandering, and then there are the structural and procedural barriers to actual voting — many so Byzantine that people can't explain them concisely enough for anyone to get mad about them.
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She put me on her bed and started to touch me all over, I was so afraid but would not make a sound so she would get mad and [unclear] me.
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"I just feel like there's some kind of part where you're going to get mad and do stuff behind [Dany's] back," she told Hill firmly, "and I don't really appreciate that."
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However, it is understandable to get mad when you are served a Too Cute meat when you thought you were getting Meat meat, or even if you're served pork instead of beef.
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He says that he does not "get girls" because they "get all weird and then they get mad," and she thinks that boys only pretend to be tough when they're scared inside.
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A lot of people get mad at me because I don't know the latest new superhero, so I try to explain to people, I'm more into the history; how did it start?
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Or at least if you do end up stuck bumper-to-bumper, the warning could make you less likely to get mad mid-ride and take it out on the driver's rating.
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Instead of putting their clients in positions where they can be successful, they give them things they aren't ready for, then get mad when the client isn't able to demonstrate the task.
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But it's audacious to use every unfair mechanism at their disposal to hamstring Democratic policies and priorities for more than a decade, then get mad when Democrats try to dismantle those mechanisms.
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Or maybe the people who will get mad are smug liberals, who were upset about the film's release being pulled, or who will be surprised to see the tables turned on them.
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"This is why we need to continue to educate our boys... let's not get mad at him and understand that society taught him to think this way his entire life," she began.
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My husband, who is white enough to get mad that turmeric stains our kitchen countertops instead of accepting placidly that everything in our home is now yellow, initially found this very funny.
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Ads are going to get through that break the rules, campaigns are going to find workarounds, and when ads are banned, the people trying to place them are going to get mad.
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Sure, it's a blatant grab for viewers that preys on our collective love of fuzzy adorable things, but it's hard to get mad about a shameless ploy that has such cute results.
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Watch her NBA Awards performance below, and get mad that you don't have some guys dressed as Roman soldiers carrying you around on a chaise longue, to be honest: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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A week is not long enough for anyone to get mad that you have not liked their photo from the farmers market or responded to their DM about someone from high school's baby.
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And what we just saw at the walkout is that we, the workers, have the ability to turn off that faucet if we get mad enough and if we work together on it.
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While it's easy to get annoyed with the shameless vanity of our friends when our social media feeds are overrun with selfies, one can hardly get mad at Curiosity for indulging its narcissism.
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When you got one party that says it's OK to kill babies — and by the way, this is the first time I've ever seen a liberal get mad about chopping up a baby.
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One of the notions underpinning Ms. Leovy's book is that problems without a face, like infernos without a demon, are harder to process, harder to get mad about, and therefore harder to change.
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To all those worried about the citizenship question and angered by the latest evidence of misconduct designed to skew the count — we share your outrage, but implore you: Don't get mad, get counted.
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On a federal--from a federal level, though, for me, I'm sure there's going to be some gay rights activist groups that get mad at me for saying this now-- GLENN THRUSH: Yeah.
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James Joyce's work might be public property, but when it comes to letters, at least as far as this voyeur is concerned, you can hardly get mad at someone for closing the blinds.
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So the most remarkable thing about this episode is that after Brianna and Claire find out Jamie and Ian dealt some secret violence to Roger, they get mad at Jamie — and stay mad.
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And when you post a photo, you'll see the emotional response tallies of your audience, though without names attached so you can't get mad at a friend for looking grossed-out by your selfie.
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"He kept saying the wrong thing at the restaurant, and his mother would get mad at him," McKeon, now a 72-year-old grandmother of six, recalls John Jr. telling her at the time.
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I know if you get mad, and in a world with all the competitors I've been around in my life, either from fighting or wrestling or other sports, you have to learn to breathe.
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I know if you get mad, and in a world with all the competitors I've been around in my life, either from fighting or wrestling or other sports, you have to learn to breathe.
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So it's hard to even get mad at architects who chose simple efficiency over complexity, or (to highlight a contemporary example) early carmakers that went with gasoline instead of something better for the environment.
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So even though you'll probably use it to hurl paper clips and pennies across your office, your boss couldn't possibly get mad at you because you're also learning new and valuable skills for the workplace.
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Before I continue I'd like to politely request that any Ed Sheeran fans out there don't get mad at me, first because I hate fighting, and second because this is still a compliment to Sheeran.
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His mansion was so beautiful and ornate that they had to build a road that didn't go past it, because the British nobles would get mad driving by it, seeing this black guy's great success.
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Then each person gets an allowance, and they can do whatever they want with that money, and the other person can't get mad if they spend their entire allowance on a $500 pair of shoes.
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Blow off all your plans, ghost all your friends, and when they get mad later, just tell them you're the Boomer equivalent of Fyre Festival and this was all part of your Woodstock 50 costume. Whatever.
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It's obvious these two people and events have nothing in common and are wholly unrelated except for one thing: the same people who get mad about Shaun King's writing are mad that Curt Schilling got fired.
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I don't think the labels are going anywhere just yet Sure, the labels could and will get mad at Apple for working directly with artists, like they did with Frank Ocean on his last album Blonde.
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"It's my signature signal that I'm a friendly guy who you can ask to take a photo, and who won't get mad when flights are delayed, even if it's inconvenient," is how his website puts it.
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Because of that, when scripts come in and they're not the way you want them, you get mad at people for not doing things the way you would have done it, and that is just wrong.
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They are very tongue-in-cheek (so don't get mad), and posit the idea that if you're dating a certain kind of person — an egirl, a romantic poet, an Instagram model — you basically qualify as single.
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But then, Clinton inevitably pops up in the news again to dole out some of her post-election wisdom, and I get mad enough to tweet about it and I start the cycle all over again.
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"The jockeys are concerned, you know, 'I'm riding for a big guy I don't want to scratch the horse if he doesn't feel 100% because the guy will fire me or get mad at me,'" Cassidy said.
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"An interesting point is that my parents found my weed about two years ago and went ballistic, [but] when I showed them hundreds of Xans they didn't get mad because they saw it as prescription," he says.
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And this year, the government of Canada is making it much harder for skilled immigrants to come — for a reason that any American who wants to go to Canada to begin with can hardly get mad about.
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While some people believe the secret to becoming debt-free means leaning into the inevitable sense of urgency that often comes with owing a lot of money, others will say you should get mad at your debt.
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You can read in the bathtub and get the pages wet, you can get mad at the book and throw it across the room, read it in your tent during a snowstorm, spill your drink on it. . . .
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"When the Sony hack happened and I found out how much less I was being paid than the lucky people with d—-, I didn't get mad at Sony," Lawrence wrote in a piece for Lena Dunham's Lenny newsletter.
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And any time there are consequences for people like that on Twitter, Republicans get mad, like the time Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai claimed a de-verification effort aimed at white supremacists was emblematic of systemic bias.
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If you're an alumni watching #Survivor from your couch and you get mad at people for having emotions, then you better not have shed a single damn tear or raised your voice even an octave your original season.
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You can't even get mad at the slightly corny shirt that includes Buttigieg's dogs, Buddy and Truman, or the "Chasten for First Gentleman" shirt, because they're both genuinely funny and the dogs and Chasten are all extremely lovable.
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That's something a dude says who only texts you weird emoji after midnight and then when you get mad at him tells you he's scared of how much he likes you and that women have hurt him before.
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Although there are still many things to get mad about and many fights to be taken up, I think it's amazing that so many people rise to the occasion and stand by who, what, and how they are.
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What the show does is in short supply on TV right now, and if it doesn't get a third season (season two just ended on Tuesday, November 19), I might have to finally get mad at Mark Zuckerberg.
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But when your job is to create music, movies, or books, oftentimes no one will get mad if you show up completely wiped out on the substance of your choice as long as you get your shit done.
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I'm going to keep doing the same things — I'm going to keep doing more things…in five years when a kid goes to school wearing a skirt, he won't get beat up and kids won't get mad at him.
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The weird thing about it was that all the right-wing guys that get mad at me over this don't seem to get the concept of what a joke is, or how hyperbolic statements can make some other point.
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Sure, France might get mad at you if you don't save Paris from a flying saucer, but they're not going to ask you to stand guard at the Arc de Triomphe or to take shots at their political enemies.
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People didn't just get mad at this intern simply because she has a significant allowance and a free ride to college — they were mad because neither the author herself nor the editors did enough work to acknowledge these advantages.
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" He also added some sage words of advice Bill gave him about the art of not losing your cool on the course: "I remember my brother Billy telling me, 'You're not good enough to get mad about a bad shot.
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We spend so much time on our face that a lot of times people get mad that their hair isn't doing what they want it to do and it's because they're not taking the time to take care of it.
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When I tried to tell him that Muslims still only make up about 1 percent of the population and that Obama is having an incredibly hard time just settling 10,000 Syrian refugees in the US, he started to get mad.
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"They wish they could be with us, but it's a lot of work to have kids in a place like this, to keep them under control and have the people here not get mad and upset at them," Ms. Palozzolo said.
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Even though she drinks too much, says obnoxious things and misbehaves in other ways — killing two people, for example, one with a shovel and the other with a harpoon — it's impossible to get mad at her, or even seriously annoyed.
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Their only real conclusion is to do the same thing you did before: You miss your mom, you get mad at your dad, you fall in love, you get high, sometimes you wonder what the point of all this really is.
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It is physically impossible for me to send a text or respond to one, and then I get mad that nobody understands me because if they did they'd obviously be barging down the bedroom door to rescue me from my nugget grave.
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That doesn't mean it's a free-for-all: a copyright owner might get mad at you for using a photo and you might end up arguing with them about whether your use was fair, but again, Zillow isn't even the copyright owner here.
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Stairs, curbs, uneven ground, accidental jostling, sitting down, standing up, getting in and out of cars, subway lurches... all moves which are frequently performed by humans who can't land a backflip, and who get mad if you shove them with a hockey stick.
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While Game of Thrones fans await the show's final two episodes to see who will ultimately sit on the Iron Throne (and get mad about it), one fan has already cooked up the perfect spin-off for Arya Stark and The Hound.
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While it's tempting to get mad and reply with a cutting remark that will ensure that nosy aunt of yours never dares bring up sore topics again, it's never the best course of action to make a scene and ruin the mood.
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Renea also sees a lot of drama; girlfriends who get mad about a new girlfriend appearing on the Facebook page, women who tell multiple men on the outside that they're "the only one" and then do damage control when the truth comes out.
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You got some nerve to get mad at me because I'm proud, and I want to fight and be confident and get my people to be proud... We been the minority for four hundred years; you freer than me, and you're from England.
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"It'll tempt him to get mad and do something on the autos, and I think they're going to settle down and stop doing that," Wasserman said, noting it was "surprising" that the U.S. did not simply amp up tariffs on aircraft instead.
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"What everyone loved was that she took it so seriously, so personally, that she would argue with writers and get mad at them when she felt they were not doing their best work," said Michael Pietsch, the chief executive of Hachette Book Group.
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Impeachment would definitely not change the fact that a sizable minority of this broken country really did get mad at Obama for the latte salute, or fix big policy problems like our broken campaign finance system, or make The Simpsons good again.
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He did get mad when they were trying out, recording too loudly in the studio and disturbing the commercial neighbors, and threatened to fire them, but as soon as he heard what they'd been laying down on tape, he was all in on Elton.
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" Stewart then poignantly summed up his view of Trump by joking that it's "hard to get mad at Donald Trump for saying stupid things, in the same way you don't get made at a monkey when it throws poop at you in the zoo.
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The "rage survey" released this week found that half of Americans say they are more angry than they were a year ago, and a plurality of them say they get mad at least once every day at something they hear or read in the news.
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Before you immediately get mad at me, point your finger, and call me an ignorant, bigoted, conservative white girl— (do you catch the irony?)— just consider how much more intense the rage is about race-differences with things we've made up like Black History Month.
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In other words, Maduro's government has a credibility deficit, and it's tough to gauge whether this was some sort of staged event designed to strengthen his position or someone really did get mad enough to jerry-rig some crude bomb drones and fly them at the president.
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I've seen people get mad when their protective call-selling or put-buying turns out to have been a waste of money – it's almost as if they wanted the portfolio they were protecting to get killed, just to have the satisfaction of watching their hedges pay off.
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Effectively, what broad swaths of the world clearly seem to have been conveying this week from the podium of the UN General Assembly is that a sovereignty-first foreign policy will lead many of these nations to their own form of don't-get-mad, get-even diplomacy.
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And when conflict inevitably arises — when their friends get mad at them for bailing yet again, for instance, or when their lovers feel scorned after they confess their deep feelings and then vanish, chasing after someone or something else — Geminis can be too cerebral in their responses.
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As for Turley&aposs comment on his dog Luna, the man who created the labradoodle, which eventually led to the creation of the goldendoodle might disagree that goldendoodles don&apost get mad — he said the creation was his "life&aposs regret" because of their behavioral issues.
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Because the journey of—I think we admitted during that podcast, who has not taken a potshot at the Kingdom Hearts community in the same way you take potshots at anime fans because they get overly protective of it and then get mad and that's funny.
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While it may be embarrassing to watch Jackson have a temper tantrum in crunch time and earn a technical foul that swung a playoff game, the long view suggests that a point guard engaged and emotional enough to get mad about things is a good point guard to have.
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When we were making the show, during the presidential debates, I remember for the first time in my life thinking, "Someone in the government might get mad at me and come after me for something that I was making on TV." Minghella: We're all concerned about the equality of rights.
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We have an innate need to protect "The real reason why humans get so intense about the killing of a gorilla is the same reason we get mad when children or infants die," says Kurt Gray, assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill .
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And that's good, that's O.K. But then the world will come and tell you that you shouldn't get mad again, because you were kind of nuts and you never cooked dinner and you yelled at the TV and weren't so pretty and life will be easier when you get fun again.
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He also suggests it would be nice to extend features like encryption to standards-based messaging, although it's not clear if Facebook is actually putting its weight behind a new carrier-adopted messaging standard or if Zuckerberg is just flagging a problem so we don't get mad when it pops up later.
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Some random toy nerd is probably going to get mad at me for taking my talking Master P doll out of his box, but given the sheer diversity of Master P's hustle in the late 90s, I think we all know you should never put the Ice Cream Man in a box.
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Second: There's always the risk that they get mad at you, which was especially the case in stories I heard from middle school and high school, where intentionally girls decide to turn on someone and then start spreading rumors about her, some of which may be true, and some of which are not.
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In fact, she tells Traister that she "beat both" Sanders and Trump (likely referring to the popular vote) with this tactic: There are plenty of people who yearned for Clinton to get mad; during the campaign, an imagined litany of Clinton's fury entitled "Let Me Remind You Fuckers Who I Am" went viral.
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The young women who hang on her every dissenting opinion and who tattoo her image, complete with lace jabot, onto their arms may be tempted to reduce her life's trajectory to a tale of "don't get mad, get even," but as this book amply demonstrates, it's a good deal more elusive than that.
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At this point, I should really just accept that The Handmaid's Tale is clearly way more interested in being the former kind of show, the kind that tells personal stories, rather than the latter, but every time I think about it, I just get mad about the wasted opportunities all over again.
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"I did it … I got a complete family photo," wrote Hilaria, 35, joking in addition, "Alec might get mad at me for posting this, but whatever: he didn't have to make that goofy face when I finally got us all to pose 🤗" Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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The season is over but it was one of those seasons for Knicks fans where you start out being mad that they lose games, and it happens so frequently, that at a certain point you switch it up and get mad when they win because tanking for a high draft pick becomes the objective.
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If I decide to stay home and she goes out, I'll pick her up, but as long as she doesn't get mad at me for wanting to stay home and do what I enjoy—which is video games and reading and just relaxing after work, since I work every single day—we get along really well.
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And when those children, after eight or nine years years are given a drug and for the first time in their lives, for three hours, they don't feel traumatized, we get mad at them when they say I want more of that drug or when someone a few years later says, 'Join my gang, we'll help you.
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"I think the ultimate perspective is, if you're waiting for some kind of revenue-raising provision that no one will get mad at to just come in on a white horse to save your tax proposal, you're not going to find it," said Alan Cole, an economist at the Tax Foundation, which has supported the BAT.
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Image: Screengrab via TwitterSocial-media monarch Kylie Jenner—a longtime Snapchat power user and arguably one of the most important trendsetters on there—suggested on Wednesday she may be done with the app, which is bad news for a company that has already seen numerous users get mad online (but more importantly maybe reduce their engagement) over a recent redesign.
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So now, we find ourselves in the consumer gangbang that is the third week of November, when Thanksgiving dinner (assuming it hasn't been replaced by some sort of Black Friday shopping ritual) has become an excuse to eat yourself to a state of gastrointestinal misery, drink to excess, and get mad at family members who don't share the same political views.
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Richard, who records two sleep shows of his own, has done rudimentary, anecdotal research and identified four pillars that make a show successful for sleeping: A calm host voice; focused attention on the listener; kindness (meaning the listener doesn't get mad at the host, because anger is apparently an arousing emotion); and generally banal content (a pillar my Bachelor podcasts fulfill with ease).
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" It was 5:30 in the morning, and I was feeling extremely over it and I said, "Not really but y'all don't know how to scan outside of the binary so you're going to have to..." I'm pretty lucky they didn't get mad at [me] but they did scan me as a woman and as predicted, my screen then flashed a green "clear.
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It is true that behind closed doors, I curse more than I do publicly... (LAUGHTER) ... and sometimes I get mad and frustrated like everybody else does, but at my core, I think we're going to be OK. We just have to fight for it, we have to work for it and not take it for granted and I know that you will help us do that.
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But the idea — and by the way, nobody, and some of you are going to get mad at me with this, but nobody is going to be deported in my first 100 days until we get through the point that we find out the only rationale for deportation will be whether or not, whether or not you've committed a felony while in the country.
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" Black trans activist and plus-size model Jari Jones also jumps in with some serious wisdom: "If we continue to create these spaces where we can have conversation, where we can talk, where we can understand together, where we can cry together, where we can get mad at each other, and really let that be for us, I think we can definitely get somewhere.
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And on Friday's episode of her talk show The Amber Rose Show, the 32-year-old model spilled a few secrets about the sex life between her pregnant best friend Blac Chyna and Chyna's finacé Rob Kardashian "She might get mad that I say this, but Chyna – she says she's always horny all the time," Rose revealed, while talking to model Tess Holliday about having sex while pregnant.
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He hosts a podcast called Louder with Crowder and, along with his producer Not Gay Jared, the failed comedian turned shock jock host makes painfully unfunny, tone-deaf jokes about hot-button issues designed to provoke people and then makes a "who me?" face when people get mad, like when he said he doesn't like seeing "fat chicks" in Sports Illustrated or that feminism is destroying the Boy Scouts.
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Instead, an orchestra struck up a gentle tune and Mr. Grath began to sing an apology for continually disappointing his wife: Oh, I want it so bad That of course I get mad When you burst my hot-air balloonI just want to love you Take you to the stars above you Bang, zoom, to the moon The apartment set moved offstage, leaving only a stylized depiction of the Manhattan skyline.
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The foreman would more often than not get mad at him, and cuss, and then tell him to go on, but hurry up, goddamnit, and Tiny would rush to the time clock, punch out, rush home, load his wife up, rush to the doctor's office, see the doctor, then rush back home and unload her, and rush back to the factory, where the foreman would be so mad he wouldn't speak to him for the rest of the day.
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" He goes on to say, "And if you really, really wanna know / Her father dropped her off at my show, / And told this boy to put her on stage / I admit that she was over age / I admit that I was feelin' her and I admit that she was feelin' me / I admit that that's the shit that comes with being a celebrity / I ain't chasing these ladies, no / These ladies are chasing me, yeah / Now I'm only saying all this shit, 'cause how they tryna play me, yeah / I admit that this is no disrespect to the parents / But this is my advice to you 'cause I'm also a parent / Don't push your daughter in my face, and tell me that it's okay / 'Cause your agenda is to get paid, and get mad when it don't go your way.
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