Predictably, the story has Australia's white pride groups in a tizz, some predicting that "these (black acrobat loving) white whores will bring about our downfall quicker than anything, they are our greatest enemy!" Others bemoan the women's stupidity.
Mr Roberts, who said Comet's poor attitude to its customers caused its downfall, wants a quick sale of the business.
I've had people who were friends all my life that got hooked on it, and their downfalls were so quick.
One "boy", Bryan Register's Drum Major, is spectacularly unpleasant: a swaggering thug with shaven head (the music goes into alarmist overdrive when he pulls Marie away for a quick shag – the beginning of her downfall).
He sought a quicker end to the points than Murray, which contributed to his downfall against one of the best defensive players in the modern game.
In his downfall, he is strangely moving without losing any of Wolsey's quick-wittedness: told that Thomas More has been appointed chancellor, McNeice cries, "That's somewhat sudden" with the sharp irony of the born politico.
The downfall is you have more chance of a miss-hit and hurting yourself, remember to be quick but not too quick (you're not Bruce Lee).
His downfall, Mr. Pollack writes, reflects "the maturation of the biotechnology industry from its get-rich-quick days, when someone like Mr. Blech, a music major with no scientific training, could make a difference with a few million dollars.
How many high school kids would do that?" Her United States team coach, Terry Steiner, called Montgomery a quick study with a great appetite for learning and added: "She is always calm and that could be her downfall in the Olympics.
