The former Mirror editor faced a backlash for "slut-shaming" Sarandon and provoked further ire by telling "furious feminists" to "pipe down", claiming Sarandon wanted to be sexualised by wearing the outfit.
("Homey, I'm on step five," Skinny P tells a furious Pinkman, with endearing pride).
Agnes Scofield, a widowed baseball fan and schoolteacher in Washburn, Ohio, has allowed her third graders to listen to the final game on the radio, and then, amid her own intense disappointment, finds herself telling a furious child that "learning how to lose is part of growing up".
"Calm down," Javadi tells a furious Brody.
He told them how furious he felt, on a recent visit to France, to see union leaders waving red flags and singing the "Internationale".
Fast and furious, told from a kaleidoscope of different points of view, it's a rollercoaster ride through a world of extremes, where everything is up for grabs.
The letter, which rejected early accusations of wrongdoing in Fast and Furious, told lawmakers that the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives "makes every effort to interdict weapons that have been purchased illegally and prevent their transportation to Mexico".
One day in Ajo, he ran into a secretary from his old job: the C.B.P. agents, she told him, were "furious" that he'd spent his on-the-clock time "stealing" government property for a private project.
At one point, after a row (Davies came home "half-cut", only to be told by his furious father that he would still be woken at 7am the following morning), he left home and moved into a squat.
WASHINGTON — A federal agent who helped supervise the gun-trafficking investigation known as Operation Fast and Furious told Congress on Tuesday that he had made mistakes during the effort to dismantle a network that was funneling assault weapons to Mexican drug cartels.
