Hairs on Fire

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When a ginger is so angry their hair looks like it's on fire and they're probably going to throw something at you.

My uncle's hair was on fire when he found out his favorite pizza place closed.

My mom's hair was on fire when I told her I failed math.

My brother's hair was on fire when his dog ate his homework.

You're so busy or stressed you feel like you're going to explode like a firecracker.

My hair was on fire when I had to do my math test, my chores, and help my sister with her science project all at once.

My hair was on fire when I had to work two jobs and finish my essay by midnight.

My hair was on fire when I tried to cook dinner, answer my phone, and watch my favorite show all at the same time.

When you're so creative you've gone completely nuts and everything is falling apart.

My hair was on fire when I tried to paint the house, write a song, and bake a cake all in one day.

My hair was on fire when I tried to invent a new language and a new type of pizza at the same time.

My hair was on fire when I tried to juggle flaming torches and write a poem about my cat.

When you're so busy you're screaming at the top of your lungs because you're dying of stress.

My hair was on fire when I had to finish my report, clean my room, and take care of my little brother all in one hour.

My hair was on fire when I had to run to the store, do my homework, and feed my dog before I went to bed.

My hair was on fire when I had to help my mom with dinner, finish my math homework, and still make it to my friend's birthday party.

You're shouting at someone because they're completely ignoring you and being a total pain in the neck.

My hair was on fire when my brother wouldn't stop talking during my favorite show.

My hair was on fire when my friend didn't listen to me when I told her about my problem.

My hair was on fire when my mom didn't hear me calling her for dinner.

You’re yelling so loud it sounds like a bomb is about to go off in your head.

FIRE IN THE HOLE when my dog ran out of the house and my mom screamed at me.

FIRE IN THE HOLE when I got a D on my math test and my teacher gave me a stare that could melt ice cream.

FIRE IN THE HOLE when my friend’s dog bit my little brother and I had to chase it around the house.

You blow things way out of proportion and then it turns out to be nothing.

My hair was on fire when my dog ate my math test, but it was just a copy.

My hair was on fire when my friend said he was going to move, but he just said he was going to the store.

My hair was on fire when my mom said I was going to fail, but it turned out I just needed to study a little more.