The phrase "all the worst things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of negative or undesirable events, actions, or qualities.
Example: "When I think about the past year, I remember all the worst things that happened to me."
Alternatives: "everything terrible" or "all the negative aspects".
My wife Elizabeth and I thought of all the worst things possible, from losing our son completely to him coming back without limbs.
All the worst things happened then.
Mr. Mailer added, "There was an almost indecent pleasure he took in being sentimental about all the worst things".
Of Nixon he says, "There was an almost indecent pleasure he took in being sentimental about all the worst things".
"You're skeptical, wondering why anyone would tell the whole world about all the worst things they've ever done -- drug deals, working for syndicates, conning people," Mr. Cupp says, a thousand-watt smile flashing in self-deprecation.
In fact, all the worst things in life begin with C. Happily, Becky's irritating sister Kylie is moving to Ayia Napa, now that she has found love with the latest of Corrie's Funny Foreigners, Dimitri.
After all, the worst thing had already happened -- everything else was aftermath.
After all, the worst thing that can happen is people have to go buy more actual Sony-branded hardware.
Email overload is a pain for many reasons, but above all, the worst thing about an overstuffed inbox is the fact that you sometimes miss messages you shouldn't have, or you forget to keep in touch with the people who are important to you.
After all, the worst thing that can happen when you approach a lady is for her to say no.
In a way it's sort of like, 'Let's take all of the worst things that we're afraid of and that we're sick of, embrace them, and reflect it back to people.' You can joke about anything.
