Bring
Wind up
Wind up verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Both terms in one sentence
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The Paranoia mission "Clones in Space" features the shmegegi, except they can't bring themselves to actually follow up on their lust and wind up just reciting tepid poetry instead.
Source: Mars Needs Women - Bring My Brown Pants: Invoked when Artax, Yeagar and Nodwick wind up on an accidental camping trip: Nodwick: (seeing stick-figure people hung up in the trees) Well this is ominous.
Source: Comic Strip / Nodwick - Bring a WWE wrestler against a Kombatant and the wrestler would wind up crying trying to beat the Kombatant and die in the end just because he never kills.
Source: Reality Ensues / Web Original
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