He absent-mindedly scratched his forehead and instantly feared the wrath of the makeup department for undoing their hard work: "Fuck!
Something unseen that you can't see and touch (especially something that you don't understand unless you have a physics degree) is important: thus radiation of all kinds is instantly feared, from nuclear power, mobile phones and masts, pylons, microwave ovens and computers.
Kraska, who was nearly killed in a shooting two years ago, said he took some small comfort in knowing his friend probably died instantly, without fear or pain.
But when I see this, as many Americans may, I instantly feel fear.
It certainly has enabled me to expand mine". And to my new "friends" across the world, I want to share my own thoughts -- a perspective on this very type of imagery that I believe might scare many others upon first contact -- and instantly evoke fear and the closing of any other possible lines of communication.
The Oregon incident instantly raised fears that the United States' $8 billion annual wheat trade would be hard hit, although the strain of winter wheat at issue makes up only a fraction of those exports.
Coming just two months and a day since hijacked planes plowed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and after the puzzling anthrax mailings, it instantly reawakened fears among New Yorkers that the terrorists were not done with them.
Early Monday morning, a grenade exploded in Nairobi at a downtown nightspot, injuring at least a dozen people and instantly fueling fears that the Shabab were making good on their threat, though the police have not specified who was behind the attack.
The shooting instantly evoked fears following the December slayings of two uniformed officers as they sat in their patrol cars in Brooklyn by a man who posted online that he was seeking retribution against officers for the death of Eric Garner in an apparent chokehold by police.
