Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Go wrong
Go wrong verb - Be unsuccessful.
Both terms in one sentence
- Usopp is an interesting example in that he only has an ego if there's nothing bad happening, and turns into a complete coward when something does go wrong...while still kicking plenty of ass anyway.
Source: Awesome Ego -
To prove his worth, a youth may have to complete the Training from Hell, avenge the deaths of those dear to him, carve some notches on his bedpost, wrestle a bear, or become embroiled in a "manly project" predestined to go wrong.
Source: Cosmetic Catastrophe -
Bungled Suicide: Toward the end Franz Liebkind attempts to shoot himself, but the gun fails to go off."Boy, ven things go wrong..." Busby Berkeley Number: Springtime For Hitler's opening, complete with the dancers forming a swastika.
Source: Film / The Producers
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