As more and more of us are living our lives on the pulse of what's happening in the lives of others, even a few weeks of delay is too much: "Hey, I thought Eddie was in France last month, why is he posting pictures now?" The exception might be people who are taking photographs that stand the test of times — artistic, technically close to perfect, and worth hanging on your wall.
If family gets to be a little too much (hey, it happens) you'll want to plan on some quality screen time, or friend time, or taking-a-breath-from-three-AP-classes time.
We may be mad, we may have drunk too much eggnog, hey, we may even be wrong.
He greeted everybody with a bit too much ebullience ("Hey, here I am, did anyone miss me?") and then came up behind a dignitary in midconversation, tapping him on the far shoulder so the man turned to find nobody at all.
And while I've been hard on HP lately, I'm not one to complain about people printing too much stuff (see Hey, You Condescending Jerk, No One Prints Emails Anyway).
But hey, too much heavy thinking going on here and not enough drinking.
Those are just too much, although I guess "hey, Kyd" might be sort of convenient.
Now, because Eugene initially tells Tara that he tried to stop the D.C. trip because he's afraid of failure and relying too much on others -- hey, saving the world does come with a lot of pressure -- Tara agrees to keep his secret as long as he agrees to move on.
"I just said, 'Hey, we have too much talent in here to lose,' " Wingate said.
whoa, stop, that's way too much now, you're tearing it, hey, guy, I'm serious, I said stop".
Within several years, however, a tax inspector found that Heyer was withdrawing too much money from the company.
