And I was outraged.

And, buddy, that made us mad.

The heater is broken.

Ran into some bad weather in Edmonton, but we're all present and accounted for.

The forward air compressor's busted.

He's mad. Don't break up the show!

I know a tantrum when I see one and a badly spoiled child.

When he returned home was furious.

I guess it was our bad luck.

And he kept on seeing his first wife all the time, and I got so cross.

Tired men don't run away.

No, Paris was beautiful and I was bored.

Foul weather!

Never mind about my bilious private life.

Bad luck he doesn't.

He has a terrible temper.

Boy, what a grouch.

I knew this Texas bring us bad luck.

Look, Otis.

That has further eroded the international climate.

She has a bit of a bad temper.

Unless of course it becomes necessary. That's fair enough.

The weather's not bad and I still write to you.

Brutal, cheap, badTempered,

I must say he was very annoyed when she got up from her sick bed with a raging fever and went out into the rain.

Sweetheart, I trust you... about as much as a badtempered scorpion.

And I suppose you'll tell me next the weather was just bad enough...

Bit of heavy weather brewing there.

And now that Karen's getting married, Martha's in a frenzy of bad temper and she's taking it out on me.

I had to sit around with that sourpuss sister of hers waiting for Vicky to come home.

And now... before tempers get frayed...

It was cancelled due to bad weather.

I'm too tired.

I'm exhausted.

Nothing to be scared of.

I'm famished.

I'm scared, too.

I was frightened.

I'm dumb tired.

I was terrified...

I was terrified.

I'm good and mad, and who wouldn't be?

He ascribes his failure to bad luck.

It's just that she's terribly Scotch.

And in such dreadful weather.