There are people that want you to fall in a mud bath.
By Daniel Alarcón May 8, 2015 "We had to fall into the mud," a lifelong fan of River Plate said about the team's relegation.
Who set the bar so high that most of our attempts to sail gracefully over it on the viewless wings of Poesy end in an undignified scramble or a nasty fall into the mud?
— I'm afraid that on my way to the voting booth I will trip and fall into a puddle and splash mud onto an innocent passerby, Meryl Streep.
Watching people traverse the lake became a game; smaller groups of people tended to make it, but the odds were that someone in a larger group would fall into the mud, never to be seen again.
"We had to fall into the mud," he said.
On the street, old women sorted through mounds of trash, young women sold fish covered with flies, and a child in her underpants hopped on a series of boards, to avoid falling into a deep, viscous mud puddle.
SpongeBob runs off a cliff and falls into a truck of mud, then into a truck of feathers.
The two siblings attracted by a house made of candies actually fall into a terrible trap, eating broken glass, spikes and mud thinking they were goodies, and from that day on they go through a traumatized life.
No one can avoid looking ridiculous — everyone bounces off the big red balls and falls into the water, and virtually everyone gets punched off the ledge into a mud bath.
