Quicksand Fans

I am sure we've had someone say some famous last words before making a big fumble at work or play.
Famous last words could be used in a quicksand video said by a person just prior wondering into some quicksand or just after getting in it.
Like two gals are looking for let's say a house in a wooded area and have no idea where they are. One says "I don't need a map" just before taking a tip in some quicksand.
Or "I know this area like the back of my hand."
Once in the quicksand and the two gals are trying to get out one comes up with an idea and says "Trust me I seen this done in a movie once."
Maybe a lame idea but thought could have some fun with this and something could be used in a upcoming video idea. What else can we come up with.

This scene from "Perfect Strangers", which has some interesting "famous last words" comes to mind:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrEHldi1VwE

Two girls caught in a thunderstorm and soaking wet. One then comments something to the effect of, "Well at least it can't get any worse." This has, of course, been done several times but it fits the idea.

jagfiles wrote:I am sure we've had someone say some famous last words before making a big fumble at work or play.
Famous last words could be used in a quicksand video said by a person just prior wondering into some quicksand or just after getting in it.
Like two gals are looking for let's say a house in a wooded area and have no idea where they are. One says "I don't need a map" just before taking a tip in some quicksand.
Or "I know this area like the back of my hand."
Once in the quicksand and the two gals are trying to get out one comes up with an idea and says "Trust me I seen this done in a movie once."
Maybe a lame idea but thought could have some fun with this and something could be used in a upcoming video idea. What else can we come up with.

"How hard can it be?"

The "I'll be back" of quicksand video - Kristine's oft repreated "This sucks soooo bad!"

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"Where's the bottom?" or "How deep can quicksand be, anyway?"

"Dude, calm down, it's only a little on fire."
\whoosh sound of a little fire becoming a lot of fire

How about...
"Trust me this GPS is guaranteed to work."
"Follow me I know a short cut."

The most baffling line I ever heard in mid-sink was:

"Now what?"

Ann (Kaolumbia's first model) uttered that one. I still don't know what the question was. It's quicksand...and what comes next is really rather obvious...

Nessie