She thought about that — "If you freak out too much they won't let you go back out in this suit" — as she tried to relax and let the fans catch up.
She thought about that—"If you freak out too much they won't let you go back out in this suit"—as she tried to relax and let the fans catch up.
One possible explanation is that this was a freak occurrence; if that were true, there would be no reason to blame anybody and no reason to rethink basic assumptions about grid safety and reliability.
People really freaked at that time; they panicked.And if you think that's a lot of panics, the list above is only partial; Wikipedia's page on financial crises lists at least 16 events dubbed "panic".
If you see some hand-woven Guatemalan placemats floating down the hallway, don't freak out, that's totally Henry.
One show I don't think I'll be staying with is Showtime's Homeland, which began what is supposed to be its comeback year with a highly problematic two-hour premiere that included a scene in which bipolar CIA operative Carrie Mathison, dangerously freaked out (if that is the correct term) by the prospect of motherhood, momentarily attempted to drown her new baby.
You can't freak out if things that are out of your control change".
This was not, or not only, I realised now, to lure you to his clinic, but out of a genuine, control freak's anxiety that if he, Dr Wise, wasn't there in person, there was no way you, Tim Parks, would get things right.
Grey is a control freak who says that if she wants him to be her boyfriend she has to sign a contract where she agrees to eat what he says, exercise when he says and dress as he commands.
People who didn't pass the test would freak out, and if that happened, the Pranksters would put a microphone in front of them and broadcast the sound of their terror through loudspeakers.
