Tell Your Rotten Luck Story

Well, once I was all set to go on a much - awaited vacation. I had my bags packed, tickets booked, and was just about to leave for the airport when I suddenly got really sick. I mean, it was like a horrible flu. I had to cancel my entire trip, lose all the money I'd spent on non - refundable bookings. It was just rotten luck.

Well, once I liked a girl in my class. I tried to talk to her, but every time I got so nervous that I just stuttered and made a fool of myself. She probably thought I was really strange and avoided me after that.

I'm sorry, I don't have a specific story about Bonnie Rotten at hand. Bonnie Rotten is a well - known figure in a certain field, but without more context, it's hard to tell a detailed story.

Good luck for me was when I randomly entered a lottery at a local fair. I didn't expect much but ended up winning a small cash prize. It was such a pleasant surprise. On the contrary, bad luck struck when I lost my wallet right after that. It had my ID and some important cards in it. I had to go through a lot of hassle to get everything replaced.

Once, I was running late for an important job interview. I missed my regular bus which was bad luck. But then, a kind stranger offered me a ride. That was good luck. I got to the interview on time and even managed to impress the interviewers. In the end, I got the job.

Well, Rotten Tomatoes began in 1998. Its originator, Senh Duong, was onto something big. In the world of movies, there were so many reviews scattered all over the place. He thought it would be great to bring them all together and create a unified rating system. He started to aggregate reviews from different critics. For each movie, he calculated the proportion of positive reviews. If the majority were positive, the movie was considered 'fresh' on Rotten Tomatoes; if not, it was 'rotten'. This way, movie lovers could easily see at a glance how well a movie was regarded by critics, and it has evolved over time to be a very influential platform in the entertainment industry.

My bad luck story goes like this. I had been preparing for an exam for months. On the day of the exam, I suddenly got sick. I could hardly think straight during the exam. As a result, I didn't do as well as I had hoped. It was really bad luck for me.

Zen was a fisherman. One day, he went out to sea. The weather was perfect, which he thought was good luck. He cast his net and waited. But when he pulled it up, there were only a few small fish. Bad luck. However, on his way back to shore, he saw a large fish floating near the surface. He quickly scooped it up. So, the initial bad catch was balanced by this unexpected good fortune at the end.

Hard work was a necessary condition for success, and luck was an opportunity. Although hard work could increase the possibility of success, luck did not entirely depend on one's personal efforts. Some people might think that giving luck to hard work is a positive attitude, meaning that we should try our best to pursue our goals and not rely on luck. However, luck was still an unpredictable factor. Sometimes, no matter how hard we tried, we couldn't control all of our destiny. Therefore, hard work and luck were both important, but they were not completely dependent on each other. We should try our best, but at the same time, we must accept the existence of luck and create more opportunities for ourselves.

Once, Bad Luck Brian thought he was going on a great date. He dressed up really nice, but as he was walking to the restaurant, a bird pooped right on his head. Then, when he finally got to the place, he realized he had left his wallet at home. So, he couldn't even pay for the meal if his date showed up.