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∙ 14y agoMurphy's Law: If something CAN go wrong, it WILL go wrong (and usually at the worst possible time).
usually seen WITHOUT the part in parentheses
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∙ 14y agoEXPENSIVE.. why.. -COST of buying it -ACCESSORISES (you know like memory card) -when something goes wrong COSTS to fix OR if not expensive -Bad quality
You probably mean it goes into both 'evenly'. That's 12
bob
Every is an adjective. Example: He hates it when every plan goes wrong.
Something that goes around
When something goes wrong or the situation deteriorated.
When something goes wrong, it goes awry.
Something Always Goes Wrong was created in 2001.
It depends what goes wrong
They take money just incase something goes wrong, if nothing goes wrong, they keep money. If something goes wrong $$$ > Income, insurance prices go up.
If something goes wrong, this might mean that it could produce problems. If a problem comes from something that went wrong, this can be bad news for many people.
A mutation.
This is not an idiom. It means just what it says. It is a saying that means time seems to go by more quickly when you are doing something enjoyable than it does when you are uncomfortable.
On a Windows machine the system restore process allows a user to return to a previous state on the computer if something goes wrong. This allows you to restore your settings should something go wrong.
"You can sue a doctor if something went wrong in surgery, but you probably won't win the fight. It really depends on some rare cases, but majority of the time you sign a waver before hand basically saying that, if anything goes wrong it's not the doctor's fault."
It doesn't move, or derails.
you could have an heart atack