Damn my luck I fall
and I fall in frying pan into the fire.
I´m bad thing and I´m
going to a worse thing
This phrase you can
see in the book THE HOBBIT, but this is the origin:
In their frantic
quest for a solution that would prevent them from being fried alive in the hot
oil, one of them suggested to the rest that they could save their lives by
jumping out of the frying. The other fish jumped at the idea and quickly jumped
out of the frying pan in an attempt to save their lives, but upon taking this
action, they instantly met their deaths as they fell directly into the burning
coals upon which the frying pan was on and were roasted alive. The fish
therefore literally jumped out of a bad situation into a far worse one that
speedily killed them all.
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