And we once got worked up about Al Gore's exaggerations?
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Those who often got worked up to crisis point were taught coping mechanisms.
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The Basque region is super into its witch legends, so naturally people got worked up.
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From issues of Obamacare to stop and frisk and transparency, Biden got worked up a lot.
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Here are the major takeaways from the interview: The president got worked up Thursday morning when his former FBI director came up.
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Wall Street got worked up about iPhone sales weakness in Apple's second quarter earnings report, but Cook said the cause was quite simple.
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The right got worked up earlier this year over a video from bullshit artist James O'Keefe when he went undercover to interview Twitter employees.
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Wall Street got worked up about iPhone sales weakness in Apple's second quarter earnings report, but CEO Tim Cook said the cause was quite simple.
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Justice Stephen Breyer wasn't buying the argument, and he got worked up, at least by Supreme Court standards, pointing out that even heinous criminals are entitled to receive prompt bond hearings.
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The last time New Yorkers got worked up about bagels, it was over then-gubernatorial candidate and political outsider Cynthia Nixon ordering an unconventional cinnamon raisin-caper-lox combo — an affront to the sanctity of bagels, according to bagel purists.
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During his testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, former FBI Director James Comey often sounded measured and dispassionate — but when it came to talking about the significance of the Russian cyberattacks in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, he got worked up.
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He also met up with his childhood friend Shida Mirai for the first time in a long time. Finally, he got worked up with Hongo Kanata talking about private matters. Footage of his meeting with these four actors are included in the bonus DVD. There are also interviews with Miike Takashi, Shinkai Makoto, and Sato Takeru, as well as messages from Nakai Kiichi, Ueto Aya, Yoshizawa Ryo, Perfume, Hosoda Mamoru, and more.
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He described an evening after dinner; "We remained at that round table till after midnight. Mr Churchill spent a blissful two hours demonstrating with decanters and wine glasses how the Battle of Jutland was fought. He got worked up like a schoolboy, making barking noises in imitation of gunfire, and blowing cigar smoke across the battle scene in imitation of gun smoke". On 26 September 1927, Churchill composed the first of his Chartwell Bulletins, which were lengthy letters to Clementine, written to her while she was abroad.
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As a ship's captain on a vessel unofficially but firmly run along Royal Navy lines, Scott was rated to have a personal servant. Hare kept his own journal and counsel, observing at one point that his captain was "over sensitive and got worked up if things did not go as planned." Soon after the expedition landed on Ross Island in March 1902, Hare joined a sledging party who intended to probe the 80-km. length of the island, with their goal that of reaching the other end, Cape Crozier.
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