So that messes up your head a lot of times.
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But if he messes up, it's back to the slammer.
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Later Bryan briefly messes up pronouns, before instantly correcting himself.
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It messes up the energy flow from head to toe.
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If anyone messes up, the whole chat has to start over.
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Google's assistant is also the smartest and messes up the least.
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And she messes up a little at the 1:20 mark.
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An accident that messes up the coast could destroy her future.
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I trust Apple's quality control (even when it messes up sometimes).
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That would be interesting, because that really messes up the audience.
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So when one of "the chosen" messes up, they pay the price.
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"Alcohol only messes up and further clouds judgment," he told Entertainment Weekly.
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The guy who routinely messes up printing out copies of the scripts.
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In case someone messes up your car, you can check the video.
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Everyone messes up all the time, and it's going to happen again.
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Because when one of you messes up, he blames your entire group.
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If one of us messes up on the field, it affects everyone.
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I only had two glasses, but wine messes up my sleep so much.
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Sure, if he messes up he'll chop off something that won't grow back.
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If Mrs May polls badly or messes up Brexit, the Tories may split, too.
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If a company messes up, the US could be in violation of international law.
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Here, for instance, it quite spectacularly messes up with military uniforms and bottled water.
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It actually messes up your executive functions, your inhibitory control, and your decision making.
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Spending long periods in pressurised airline cabins dehydrates the body and messes up circulation.
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It messes up the wiring in our brains; it changes the way we function.
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It really messes up your self-concept if you go modest but feel sloppy.
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But it was a solid case study for what can happen when GPS messes up.
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A Washington gaffe, of course, is when a politician messes up and tells the truth.
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When she messes up a line, her tongue has a life of its own.3.
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When Saffitz messes up, she starts over, just like how cooking works in real life.
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It's less exciting than C-SPAN and, haven't you heard, it messes up your knees.
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She messes up sometimes, and she's usually loud about it, because she's loud about everything.
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It can't be good for many reasons, and alcohol only messes up and further clouds judgment.
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Just because someone messes up your order, it doesn't mean you need to lose your shit.
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" But, she adds, "The minute he messes up, he should be treated just like everybody else.
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Even if one of them completely messes up a competition, synchro divers say, they never argue.
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Except when the party messes up, in which case they are empowered to right the course.
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They worry their reputation will be harmed if the person to whom they delegate messes up.
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They're worried their reputation will be harmed if the person to whom they delegate messes up.
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It's just the performance ... I mean, and she also messes up in a really good way.
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Kids need to run and be loud and, if they can't, it messes up the whole day.
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Humming underneath the field's frenetic excitement is trepidation: What happens if someone attempting this technique messes up?
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"She messes up a lot of the time, which for me makes her more relatable," Adams said.
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You can't make any mistakes, because when one of you messes up he blames your entire group.
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Sure, the X4 is more unique than the X3, but the sloped roofline messes up the proportions.
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Some are stockpiling food and medicine in case a no-deal Brexit messes up import and export structures.
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I've never seen a national figure so good at listening, taking responsibility, and apologizing when she messes up.
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He is hyper-sensitive, dotes on Emma and anxiously checks whether she is ok after she messes up.
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But, Quinn says, customers have to trust that everything gets properly scrubbed and no one ever messes up.
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If Hodak messes up any of that, he could get slapped with that 6 years and 8 months.
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That would have demonstrated it was taking swift action to ensure that it never messes up like this again.
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But if the AI messes up, it creates a privacy problem that would be especially problematic in troubled households.
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Throughout the book, Bandi drives home the idea that if one person messes up, the entire family is screwed.
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Shaq is going to get a chance to make fun of McGee again the next time he messes up.
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The page-turner occasionally flips a page from the score, until he spaces out and messes up a cue.
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But she's just good enough -- and naive enough -- that when she messes up, we feel bitterly disappointed in her.
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Going out during the week messes up my whole sleep schedule, even though I was home by midnight last night.
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"You feel pretty helpless when a contractor messes up your project and walks away," Pierce, who's based in Virginia, said.
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There is a heart attack, and Kepner messes up the staples and they have to do the whole thing over.
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This means that every time Facebook messes up, we repeat an exhausting pattern: first outrage, then disappointment and, finally, resignation.
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And, since Apple so rarely messes up when it comes to the iPhone, they're bound to be great phones, overall.
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You realize that at no time does he put a tripod foot wrong, while his pal Threepio messes up constantly.
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Balázs messes up his job in London, loses his salary, and spends most of his time hopelessly lusting after Emma.
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Zoe (Zendaya) messes up her phone and realizes that one of its apps makes men and boys obey her like dogs.
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If one player messes up, both players have to start over from scratch, and replaying sequences multiple times can get tedious.
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To reformers on the right, if government messes up most things it touches, expensively, why trust it to run vast prison systems?
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Avery messes up an idiom saying "your gut's in your throat" instead of "your heart's in your throat," and has a revelation.
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So Steere suggests considering how you're most likely to respond when you're under the gun and someone on your team messes up.
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No matter how much he messes up, no matter how far away I push him, he's always going to be my dad.
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"This means that every time Facebook messes up, we repeat an exhausting pattern: first outrage, then disappointment and, finally, resignation," Mr. Hughes writes.
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He said that it often takes many tries to get the video, and every time his grandmother messes up, she thinks it's hilarious.
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"If they take away some of these cuts to education, that messes up the math for the rest of the tax bill," he says.
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If the Fed messes up and over-tightens now, it cannot cut rates by very much either, since they are so close to zero.
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Narcolepsy is a neurological sleep disorder that messes up the sleep cycle, causing people with the condition to be extremely sleepy during waking hours.
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"When you have so many people burning out and leaving, it really messes up the potential for these movements to be effective," Gorski said.
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That's because it feels like a tech company messes up every damn day, whether it really was a glitch or maybe a human gone rogue.
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Mostly he says "I'm Groot" over and over, cries, wears an outfit for a little while, and messes up everything he is asked to do.
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In this week's episode, "Drop Dead Gorgeous," Khloé Kardashian refuses donuts, Kim Kardashian does a half-dead person's make-up, and Scott Disick messes up.
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These guys are supposed to be paragons of discipline and leadership, and other such nonsense, but when somebody else messes up, they just can't handle it.
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Yet no policy moves, short of withdrawing Russian forces from eastern Ukraine, can lift the sanctions-created uncertainty that dampens investment and messes up budget planning.
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Facebook tells TechCrunch that it hears loud and clear that it must be more transparent about its product and privacy settings, especially when it messes up.
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It can be funny and easy to laugh off when a Starbucks employee messes up your name, but apparently, some name flubs aren't quite so harmless.
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One of the most damaging things for hair is a simple wash and dry it because the water swells the hair and messes up the cuticle.
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Everyone gets imposter syndrome sometimes, but if a musician messes up on stage, only they know they've made a mistake—the crowd just keeps on dancing.
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My kids know when their dad messes up, I'm in front of it because I want to be an example so they know what to do.
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My guess is that these tests are larger than we think, because they bury them under a lot of rock and that messes up the signal.
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There's a weird bug that messes up the letter "I," as well as a design flaw in the Calculator app that seems to affect quick number crunches.
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"I just think a lot of the media messes up by still running with the 'it's all just racist gamers that hate women' line," he told me.
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Still, Professor Ball told Business Insider that although "Americans and many people in other countries love coffee," real addiction truly messes up your life—coffee dependency doesn't.
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In 1947 aminopterin, a chemical which messes up cell division by interrupting the metabolism of folic acid, was found to produce remissions in children with acute leukaemia.
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When an actor messes up, they typically have a team of managers, agents, and crisis managers to back them up with handcrafted personal statements apologizing for their actions.
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One thing to keep in mind as you read this, everyone messes up — even if you read this article and take every bit of advice we offer here.
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"Sometimes, the league really messes up, and I think they really messed this up badly," he said in a wide-ranging discussion in his Gillette Stadium office here.
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There are rules of engagement they brief you on, and you kind of have to go with it or it messes up your chances of anyone speaking to you.
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After all, liking everything messes up the algorithm that was providing so much of his personal information to Big Social and the advertisers it rakes in the cash from.
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Neurally or nervous system-mediated syncope happens when the autonomic nervous system gets twitchy and messes up vascular tone or heart rate causing blood to pool in the legs.
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David Segal reported that Mr. Nystad, the chief of Norway's 30-strong crew of Olympic wax techs, becomes public enemy No. 1 back home when his team messes up.
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"As soon as she messes up, which I've been reassured that she will, she will be taken back to federal prison for the duration of the five years," Smart said.
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It messes up hair, it blows stuff in eyes, and most famously and rudely of all, one time it made a bridge in Washington twist and undulate until it exploded.
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New EU legislation is set to take effect in 2018 that could enable citizens to demand answers if an automated, AI-driven process messes up their life in some way.
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It's my friend Wilson's habit to yell "fuck my ass" as loud as he can whenever he messes up, and since it's such an infectious phrase, I started saying it.
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It can be played entirely chilled, meticulously chipping away without any care for how long it takes; or against the clock, where the smallest mistake totally messes up your score.
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The meme pokes fun at a person's failures, but it also turns them into an internet-wide game, one in which everyone messes up, and everyone receives the same absurd rebuke.
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Anki acknowledges Vector is not a perfect creation and even admits that part of the reason it's so adorable is that you'll be less inclined to get frustrated when it messes up.
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If a couple messes up and takes both RMDs from the husband's account, for example, the husband takes more out than he has to and consequently pays more tax on that money.
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One of the moments in the movie that shows off DiCaprio's acting greatness is a scene when Dalton messes up a scene for a TV Western he's doing a guest spot for.
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What makes trying to solve a Rubik's Cube so exasperating is that every rotation you make to align the colors on one side messes up something on one of the other sides.
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Scott Kelly's stint on the ISS, which ends tomorrow, is helping us answer some critical questions—including what weightlessness does to our vision, and whether all that extra radiation messes up our DNA.
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This week, Bran messes up everyone's lives by accidentally summoning the Night's King and an army of the undead to the tree cave where he has been learning how to have enlightening visions.
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It also connects to the wah box for the wah effect via Bluetooth, which will be interesting when Bluetooth does as Bluetooth does (see: messes up at the worst times) during a concert.
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The message seems to be that Apple Music is great for gym-goers, but Swift's song is so catchy that Drake messes up the last rep and drops a barbell on his ribs.
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Do you have any idea how many more eyeballs than usual the pageant is going to get next year simply because people will want to see if Harvey messes up the winner again?
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"Tech companies can either sit back and wait to see if Amazon messes up in health care or they can get involved now," said Don Townswick, director of equities portfolio management at Conning.
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In pursuit of the bathroom, Eve takes a turn into Gemma's bedroom, where she breaks her music box and messes up her clothing drawer, prompting both her and Niko to come into the room.
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CAVUTO: Did you get any sense, Susan, that the Federal Reserve chairman is worried about the trade tariffs, is worried that, if they come to fruition, that kind of messes up his game plan?
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It also feels significant that, when one of Kim's new clients complains about having been set on the straight and narrow, she tells him she won't be there for him if he messes up again.
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But then, as "Facebook Story" suggests, it can really suck when virtual life, with its general lack of nuance, zebra mussels its way into the pool and messes up the already delicate ecosystem of regular existence.
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Forget about the cost-per-truck of de-icing for a second: salt corrodes bridges, causes potholes, rusts cars, destroys plants, and messes up groundwater and wildlife, all to the tune of several billion dollars per year.
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A movie or story can never be just a movie or story; it's also an opportunity to talk about what that movie or story "gets wrong" or how it messes up some political or sociocultural story point.
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It could be seen as a reflection of our music, our inner world, it could be seen as the kid who hides in our brain from the monster that messes up with the chemical balance in it.
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But the family doesn't seem to have any money worries at all, and they never talk to Stefan about the benefits of landing a big contract, or the downsides if he messes up and isn't able to deliver.
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"In addition to disrupting natural biorhythms -- including our own -- light pollution really messes up firefly mating rituals," said Avalon Owens, a PhD candidate in biology at Tufts and a co-author of the study, in a news release.
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This might sound like a love letter, but OnePlus is a company that genuinely cares about its customers —it quickly and openly admits when it messes up as soon as possible — and that's so rare in the Android world.
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In fact, many of us only think of construction workers as a nuisance, especially at places like Notre Dame: Scaffolding messes up our pictures or worksites prevent us from accessing parts of historical structures we had hoped to see.
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He doesn't have to; he just stands there, waiting to charge at Jon Snow and his merry band of thieves, until the Hound messes up and accidentally reveals that it's safe for the wights to walk on the ice again.
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"New Yorkers hate it when someone blocks the box and messes up their life," Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a street corner news conference a few blocks from the tangled intersection, where he announced a citywide plan to reduce congestion.
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I try to remind myself that my problems are so small compared to the millions that are being left jobless, sick, or losing loved ones due to this disease, but it definitely messes up my mood for a few hours.
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And so now what you are seeing is everyone who is crossing the border is crossing illegally, which messes up the status of what is going on, because what could have been a civil infraction is now going to be a criminal misdemeanor.
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So we make these powerful changes in the inhibitory function of the neurons, and then at a higher level what happens is that messes up the way different parts of the brain are able to function and how they're able to interact with one another.
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His probation was revoked -- but is now reinstated -- and instead of sending Rodman to jail, he was essentially given a slap on the wrist and told that if he messes up again in the next 2 years, he'll go to jail for 90 days.
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And by the time the baby is out of the uterus ready to be operated on, Pierce is ready too, even though when she looks up at the window into the operating room, it's filled with her peers, all nervously watching to see if she messes up.
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But the way my dad even talks about the government now, even after Watergate, Project MK-Ultra, the Pentagon Papers, and the rest, is with some expectation that it is a place that tries to tell you the truth, but messes up every once in a while.
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It's nice to see him demonstrating some intelligence and winning the president's respect, but it also feels like it's a matter of time before Richard messes up in a big way at the worst possible moment, since I'm pretty sure he holds a doctorate in that as well.
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But lips is where Woods really messes up: Despite having a pretty big landing pad to work with, the Leo lip kit, a dark burgundy shade, ends up all over the outside of Jenner's mouth — looking like the aftermath of a red wine-filled girl's night gone a few glasses too far.
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Mark Mylod directs as Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) negotiates with Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie) and avoids a siege with the Blackfish (Clive Russell) at Riverrun, Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) messes up in Meereen and sparks the beginning of a war, and The Hound (Rory McCann) is robbed of bloody vengeance by the Brotherhood Without Banners.
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Most rumors and reports indicated that the Surface Phone wasn't going to come out before 2018 at the earliest and if it takes Microsoft a little longer to figure out what the company is going to do on mobile, that's probably a good thing, because if Microsoft messes up again, the entire idea of Windows on mobile may truly die.
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In spite of the current occupant of the White House, we are living in a global era, and unless the president messes up higher education by making it difficult for international students to come to the United States — and he's well on his way to get that done — we have a comparative advantage as a consequence of the international footprint that we have with our universities.
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It not only calls into question the company's procedures—Chipotle, to its dubious credit, has been rather transparent in noting that some of its small suppliers are overseas, and produce goes directly to their stores while only some is tested and washed in central kitchens (unwashed produce is also a risk)—but there's the very simple fact that if a massive, continent-wide company messes up like this, it should be held accountable.
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That means that when the government royally messes up the visa lottery — as it did in 2011 (when it told tens of thousands of people that they had been selected, only to later void the results after a discovering that a computer glitch had failed to randomize the winners), and last month, when it lost an untold number of lottery submissions — there isn't a big push to find out what went wrong, fix it, and fund the program well enough that it won't happen again.
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