I served in that quagmire and by god this Dipshit plan sucks ,plain and simple Keep these COMMIE bastards out of our business ,Clinton already gave them the ranch.
As Hector and the Quagmires drift away, the Quagmires drop their notebooks that contain notes on Count Olaf and the secrets of a secret society called the VFD.
By Goncharov's time, the Caucasian War had become a quagmire for every single celebrated Russian general and a graveyard for tens of thousands of Russian soldiers.
Even while half-heartedly encouraging a coup that toppled and killed Ngo Dinh Diem, the South Vietnamese leader, Kennedy seemed determined to draw down the American presence and avoid a future quagmire there.
The company's strategic quagmire took on a superstitious quality when the estate itself became a hive of bad omens, with parts of the office complex flooding on an annual basis.
Now, Parliament has pulled the rug out from under him, and Mr. Johnson is at risk of falling into the same Brexit quagmire that dragged down his predecessor as prime minister, Theresa May.