There are a whole lot of us out here with OCD and I can assure you we ain't mad.
British intelligence were very measured and detached, and they didn't think the Russians, because they were rational people - Khrushchev was impulsive but he wasn't mad - would ever do it deliberately.
We're hoping you won't stay mad and that we'll be friends again when 'SimCity' is running at 100 percent.
If you can't watch Mad Men without wondering where to buy Don Draper's fedora, you'll be all over the video demo below.
Wasn't she mad for that horse-riding fellow who went up to Cambridge?
The businessman, who built a global business empire from humble beginnings on his family farm in County Fermanagh, admitted that he "wasn't always mad about the food" in Mountjoy prison and was glad to return home.
The "don't get mad, get even" response, urging limits on any immediate strike action, is an intriguing contrast to Blair's role two years earlier, when he was the European leader pushing a reluctant President Bill Clinton for U.S. ground troops in Kosovo.
He doesn't even get mad when people say nasty things about him.
"You don't go to bed mad, " says the couple's daughter, Madeline Corso, recalling her father's advice.
The kind of tattoo so outrageously big and bold and crazy that parents can't even really get mad.
Mr. Ross said changes he is proposing won't likely affect Nalcrest retirees, but that he isn't surprised they are mad at him.
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"I don't think anyone is mad about it, " Hamblin said.
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"Anyone who wouldn't be pleased would be mad - I'm honoured and delighted, " said the star of such films as Trouble in Store (1953), Just My Luck (1957) and The Night They Raided Minsky's (1968).
And if the Republicans have gone mad, won't voters punish them for their extremism?
Senator Minority Leader Geller said he's mad the candidates can't campaign in the state, but he's no longer worried about the issue of delegates.
Matthew Weiner, the creator and driving force of the AMC cable series "Mad Men, " doesn't outwardly resemble the show's main character, the unflappable advertising executive Don Draper.
Indeed, one real-estate agent told me that the main reason that he used them wasn't because of their expertise but to keep clients from getting mad at him: When sellers needed to be told that their drapes were dated and their rugs ratty, his stagers delivered the bad news, not him.
I'm going to go girl, boy, girl, boy, so you all don't -- (laughter) -- so nobody gets mad at me.
As you're likely aware, this announcement comes shortly after Dish Network revealed it was dropping the home of Breaking Bad and Mad Men from its lineup, after both parties couldn't reach a deal to keep the channel in place -- if there ever was one on the table to begin with.
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And while homes from the 1950s and '60s are enjoying renewed interest from admirers of the "Mad Men" midcentury-modern style, the same isn't true for '70s homes, even though they share common elements.
I'd rather spend the night in the trunk of an Oldsmobile than watch "Mad Men" with a crowd, and I really don't need accompaniment for World Series Game 7s, Tour de France mountain stages or Wimbledon five-setters.
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