There is a feeling in Washington that we are gathering at the side of the track to watch a gigantic economic train wreck one of these days.

Your personal life has been, and is, a train wreck.

“Hrmm. I see your stylist's been working nights.” He surveyed the train wreck of my hair in the rearview mirror.

She may have been a train wreck, but she was a train wreck people still can't seem to get enough of. The sordid but fascinating story of her vicious, no-holds-barred battle with life is one of the most gripping, sex-soaked biographies in years.

[…] women, by and large, do not like themselves very much: their ambition gaps, their orgasm gaps, their imposter syndrome, […] their trainwrecks, and their need for trainwrecks; the enduring, self-loathing need to find someone about whom they can say well, at least I'm not that girl.

[…] basic fundamental communication steps must be achieved so not to train wreck the new employee.

"I want this, too, I want you. Like really want you more than anything I've wanted in a long time. But if you force it, you're going to train wreck the whole thing in a fiery mess over a steep cliff with jagged rocks below."

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